by Bryanne Leeming The text in our lives can be inescapable at times. As soon as children reach literacy, they are swept into a dustpan of billboard ads and popups. Sometimes there can be so many that we drown them all out and treat the words as meaningless images, as if reading an unknown language. Linda […]
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Daniel Bejar on Finances and Freight Trains
August 29, 2012 – 6:59 pm
By Zoe Weitzman Photo by Daniel Bejar Perhaps in the spirit of the conspicuously beret-ed visual artists that preceded him, Daniel Bejar wears many hats. This Brooklynite has mastered the ins and outs of the “slash” career, pursuing paths as diverse as locksmith, notorious impersonator and historically informed seamstress all under the aegis of interdisciplinary […]