The root
of the tooth
exploded… 
22 April 2009
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11 March 2009
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End Of The Winter, Perhaps?
Unfortunately I should have gone out to take pictures last Friday since not only a lot of the snow has been removed this week but the temperature went up, it rained a bit and a lot of it melted. But you can still see how much snow is left and it will let you imagine what it was like. Last Thursday driving into town through the last big snow fall at 23h00 I could barely get pass the cars coming in the opposite direction on one street, and yet it normally was two lanes wide plus parking spaces. The snow towered 6 to 8 feet on each side of it…
16 February 2009
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The Return Of The Collapsible Kunsthalle
From Februar 20 till March 21, 2009 the Galerie am Landsgemeindeplatz is exhibiting the artwork of Mark Staff Brandl.
Brandl is an internationally well-known artist with works in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Victoria and Albert Museum in London, The Whitney Museum in New York, the St. Gallen Art Museum…
12 September 2008
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From The Sketchbook
I was going through one of my sketchbooks and decided to stick this one up.
A year or so ago while visiting family T. took me for a ride on an old Honda that he had restored. I amused myself by imagining what we must of looked like…
10 September 2008
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End Of The World?
In less than an hour the CERN will begin celebrating the firing up of its newest particle accelerator, the LHC (Large Hadron Collider).
Some physicists say that certain experiments that are planed could put the Earth to danger, mainly by creating a black hole that could swallow us all into its gravity well. Of course if that happened we would never know would we!
1 June 2008
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When the cat leaves, the mice play...
Messin’ Round has often played at the P’tit Paris, a cool café near where I live. In fact it was there that I heard Dave for the first time as well as debut my ongoing existence as washboard player wannabe a few month later.
23 April 2008
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A Pleasant Surprise
I wonder sometimes at the fact that I avoid commenting on my own art work here. It’s all the stranger, to me at least, that I have no such qualms about my washboard playing activities. This even with the fact that I perfectly know how limited my ability at scratch, rattle and rolling this greatest of percussion instrument is; and how greater my possibilities as an visual artist are.
But perhaps that there is part of the reason and not that strange after all.