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The joshua tree featured in the artwork for U2's legendary album was from the Mojave Desert, not Joshua Tree National Park. But JTNP has plenty of nice ones to choose from, had they decided to go that route. I spent a night at JT nat-pizzle last month and here are some pictures I took.
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My segment on poet & artist Ish Islam for Brooklyn Independent Television has been nominated for a NY Emmy award. It's an honor to have my work recognized, and I'm looking forward to strolling the red carpet April 14th.
From L to R: BIT's Executive Producer, Greg Sutton; fellow producer Natasha Gaspard, who also had a segment nominated; me; and BIT's Associate Executive Producer, Jonathan Lief
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A couple weeks ago I took the train out to Princeton, NJ, to screen Passive Passion for a solid crowd of engaged Princetonians as part of the 2013 Princeton Environmental Film Festival. Local architect Doug Schotland, who has some experience with innovative passive building styles, joined me for a Q&A afterwards - always great to have a knowledgable builder on hand to help with the more technical queries.
All in all a thrill to be a part of the event and exciting to see so many folks truly interested in how to build some of these homes of the future (that have been around forever).
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(this was an example blog post supplied by the website building company I use. I really like it though so went ahead and kept it)
Created out of a love for Posters, Modernism and Television, there wasn't a client out there to commission such a job so Austrian designer Albert Exergian wrote his own brief and created this self initiated series of posters throwing all of the above inspirations into the creative melting pot.
Posters available at print-process.com
