Metropolis by Rob Carter – Last 3 minutes from Rob Carter on Vimeo. A great animated film by Rob Carter currently showing at Museum of Art and Design in New York Slash: Paper under the Knife until April 4th. (HT it’s nice that)
Diary
Man-Made and Natural landscapes Interacting by Rosemarie Fiore
I was really enjoying some of Rosemarie Fiore’s painting, particularly her landscapes, so I thought I would post some here. She describes her work as “a space in which man-made and natural landscapes interact.” Enjoy!
Masters of The Universe Art
I stumbled upon this awesome blog post (via notcot) all about a Masters of The Universe tribute Art Show that took place at some undetermined location and date. Growing up with He-Man as I did, I am a huge MoTU fan, so I thought I would post some of my favorite pieces here. This one…
Granny O’Grimm’s Sleeping Beauty
This film made me laugh a lot! Old Granny loses her mind telling her grandchild a bed time story! HA! It was up for an award recently, Best Animated Short Film at the 2010 Oscars. Unfortunately it didn’t win, but if I was choosing, it definitely would have gotten my vote. Great use of 2D…
Killing is sooo Primitive
The latest news about this guy from Colorado who claims he was obeying an order from God to hunt Osama Bin Laden and avenge the 9/11 attatcks makes me truly sad. What’s worse is that the man claims to be a devout Christian and was in possesion of “Christian literature” (among other things like swords…
Pretending to Know Things: Kierkegaard, Socrates and Torpedo Fish
Like many students who had to take an intro philosophy class in college, I was forced read Plato’s Five Dialogues. For those who don’t know, These five dialogues focus primarily on the historical character of Socrates, Plato’s teacher. In them, Socrates discusses or debates a subject, often an ethical one (friendship, piety) with a friend…
Wedding Gallery Updated
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The Secret That is Withheld
One of my favorite hybrid philosopher/theologians, John Caputo, has been on my mind lately. Mostly because he has been making the rounds on some of my favorite podcasts and has been the subject on some frequently read blogs. One case in point is this profound interview courtesy of Callid Keefe-Perry and HBC. After I listened…
Kings vs. bookish men, vowed to celibacy and destitute of armed force.
The king had to share his power with the feudal aristocracy, but all alike expected to be allowed occasional outbursts of passion in the form of war, murder, pillage, or rape. Monarchs might repent, for they were sincerely pious, and, after all, repentance itself was a form of passion. But the church could never produce…
Love neither rules, nor is it unmoved
Love neither rules, nor is it unmoved; also it is a little oblivious to morals. It dwells upon the tender elements of the world which slowly and in quietness operate by love. –Alfred North Whitehead, Process and Reality, 353 Painting by Mark Lawrence