February 2012
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The Mediterranean… Photo Shawn Dogimont
Feb 10th
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Parque Natural Cap de Creus. Photo Shawn Dogimont
Feb 9th
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The wind-beaten rocks in Cap de Creus. Photo Christian Dogimont
Feb 9th
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Following my dad and Kita. Photo Shawn Dogimont
Feb 9th
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Cactus leaves. Photo Shawn Dogimont
Feb 9th
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Not much further along the trail. Photo Shawn Dogimont
Feb 9th
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On one of the many trails that winds away from and above the old fishing village. Photo Shawn Dogimont
Feb 9th
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Driving into Catelonia and taking a couple of days to discover the mythical town of Cadaqués.
Feb 9th
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Words of advice. Jules Moore and her William Burroughs LP recorded by Giorno Poetry Systems.
Feb 1st
January 2012
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The Dean Street/Brookhaven connection: Vicky Bartlett, Hugo Guinness and Thaddeus O’Neil. Thank you for dinner Hugo.
Jan 31st
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Hugo dollars.
Jan 31st
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I’m terrible at taking party photos. I don’t know how these society photographers do it. This was last night at the Jane Ballroom for the launch of Hugo Guinness’ collaboration with Coach. We had a lot of fun. From left to right: Maria Cornejo, Vicky Bartlett, James Truman, and Hugo Guinness. 
Jan 31st
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“Sometimes I Wonder” by Jack Pierson. A wonderful birthday present that reiterates my thoughts every time I walk by it.
Jan 30th
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James Oakley and Victoria Bartlett at her birthday dinner in Arden Wohl’s loft, New York.
Jan 30th
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Happy Birthday Vicky!
Jan 30th
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Tilda Swinton by Sandro Kopp at the Lehmann Maupin Gallery, New York.
Jan 29th
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A late afternoon walk up to Lake Charlotte with Vicky and Maria, Pennsylvania.
Jan 29th
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The first snowflakes of the year in Equinunk, Pennsylvania.
Jan 29th
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Sodade by Cesária Évora
Jan 6th
December 2011
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Here comes Santa… Directed by Nash Edgerton.
Dec 25th
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The Alteration of Tintin I discovered Tintin when I was seven. Hergé took me on an exciting trip around the globe and gave me an early taste for travels and adventures. He fed me exotic names, taught me that events had to be provoked, that one single strip can sum up all the beauty in the world, that dogs do talk. I traveled the world aboard the Karaboudjan, the Sirius and the Pachacamac. I...
Dec 23rd
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Lots of feathers.
Dec 13th
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A feather.
Dec 13th
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Slippers.
Dec 13th
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Somewhere in Mark and Maria’s wonderful house. I forget which level. I can never step back far enough to grasp everything.
Dec 13th
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Looking for photos in his studio. Everything here is beautiful.
Dec 13th
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Mark’s guitar.
Dec 13th
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I met my friend Mark Borthwick for a coffee and a pain au chocolat this morning at Café Pedlar. Mark is one of the most creative people I know.
Dec 13th
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Tati Cotliar in my friend’s apartment in Paris. She reminds me of Claudia Cardinale. Photo Shawn Dogimont
Dec 12th
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Sex, alienation, existentialism… Alberto Moravia wrote Il Conformista in 1947, which was turned into a film twenty years later by Bernardo Bertolucci, and Il Disprezzo, or Contempt, in 1954 which was adapted by Jean-Luc Godard this time almost ten years later.
Dec 12th
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Hannelore Knuts close to home, Bushwick.
Dec 4th
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All goes onward and outward, nothing collapses, And to die is different from what any one supposed, and luckier. 
Dec 4th
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Wes Lang in his studio, Brooklyn.
Dec 1st
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Visiting Wes Lang’s studio in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
Dec 1st
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One of my favourite paintings by Wes Lang.
Dec 1st
November 2011
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A native American was here.
Nov 22nd
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Gabi Asfour and Jessica Mitrani at The Odeon, New York.
Nov 22nd
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Hugo and Elliott’s rooftop, Boerum Hill.
Nov 15th
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Hugo Guinness, Boerum Hill.
Nov 15th
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Nov 15th
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Nov 13th
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A beautiful Fall day in Brooklyn.
Nov 13th
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Dean Street, Boerum Hill.
Nov 13th
October 2011
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Burn, bébé, burn! The most aptly named Blaise Cendrars has had no equal in modern literature when it comes to setting a page on fire. He chose his nouns the way pyromaniacs select their tinder, then ignited them with adjectives and verbs that spark like phosphor. A teenage runaway, global nomad, soldier, and adventurer, Cendrars (1887-1961) lived an exuberant, incandescent existence, but it...
Oct 30th
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With no direction home. Photo Shawn Dogimont
Oct 30th
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A last load of laundry before moving to New York.
Oct 30th
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Punk is alive and well in the south of France. My new friend… Photo Shawn Dogimont
Oct 30th
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A private chapel on the hiking trail leading to the river Tarn, France. Photo Shawn Dogimont
Oct 30th
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Life passes by like this shadow. Réalmont, France. Photo Shawn Dogimont
Oct 27th
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“Are you happy?” Lars von Trier explained that he had been going through an extended period of depression while making some of his previous films, Antichrist included. Now, having stopped drinking, he has rebounded with this apocalyptic vision and anxious world view, which he cheerfully described as “my most optimistic film.” Melancholia, a title then inspired by the...
Oct 21st