Is it a little ... I dunno ... melodramatic and selfish of the trapped miners' families to keep making the company drill hole after hole into the mountain? Forgive me for being heartless, but aren't they already buried? What's the point of spending all this money and putting more lives at risk to bring their bodies above ground just so they can be put into coffins and put back into the ground somewhere else? Can't they find something else to talk about on the Today show, like fall fashion or apple tarts or something? I mean, damn. It's depressing.

seen in the copycat building:







seen in the ottobar:











seen at sonar:

laura blereau curated a show featuring a whole bunch of lsu people that opens this weekend:
Second Line
Art and Film related to the Gulf Coast
Art by Kile Anderson, Raina Benoit, Marylou & Jerome Bongiorno, Kyle Bravo, Robin Brazelton, Thomas Chapman a.k.a Pleoavcee, Gerald Cannon, Michael Crespo, Courtney Egan, Alec De León, Deborah Fisher, Brooks Frederick, Rhea Gary, Melody Guichet, Takashi Horisaki, Christopher K. Johns, Libby Johnson, Keisuke Kondo, Jenny LeBlanc, David Rae Morris, Royce Osborn, Edward Pramuk, Punk Rope, Katie Richert, Kant Smith, Emily Sartor, David Sullivan, Cornelia White Swann, Richard Tugwell, Sean Star Wars, Erin Wright, Michael White, and Annie Yalon. Films by Bongiorno Productions, Brent Joseph, Ambarish Manepalli, Mr. Quintron & Miss Pussycat, Royce Osborn
August 25 - September 17, 2007
Ad Hoc Art
49 Bogart Street (East Williamsburg, Brooklyn)
jambalayarts.com
check it out