No More Director’s Jail!
Truly great directors should not be afraid to fail, and we should support artists even when they do so.
Truly great directors should not be afraid to fail, and we should support artists even when they do so.
At work, a young girl taught me all there is to know about Yayoi Kusama. I was shocked at her level of knowledge and the fact that she learned it all in public school. This interaction made me reflect on my experience with art as a child and my thoughts on educating younger generations.
What I actually wanted to say was “no.”
Wake up, smell the roses, and go ghost.
I love lesbians and thespians. I love lesbian thespians. Did I mention my girlfriend is an actor?
My digital footprint contains no shortage of articles, essays, and rants about my second favorite movie of all time, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me.
Working at a museum gives me plenty of time to people-watch. Guests are unaware of my presence and act like no one can see them in the dimly lit exhibits. I get to observe them in their most vulnerable state, the one where they forget the people around them.
Thank you Emerson, but I’m transferring.
I have never felt so genuinely excited about someone before and he is a potential option for future me, but I’m truly just so bored by everyone else.