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SHOW THIS FRIDAY!!!!

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Posted on: May 12, 2010

In: contemplations

Tagged: art, bleecker street, emily anne epstein, Emily Epstein, new york, new york city, nyc, opening, performance, photo, photographs, photography, poetry, show, yippie museum

April Redefined

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Posted on: February 25, 2010

In: contemplations

Tagged: argentina, autumn, beets, city, downtown, emily anne epstein, emily anne epstein photography, emily anne epstein photos, Emily Epstein, emily epstein photography, emily epstein photos, fall, female, female photographer, leaves, manhattan, new york city, nyc, photo, photograph, photographer, poem, poetry, seasons, stanza, uptown, urban, woman, woman photographer

dem bones

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The most famous painting of the poet John Donne was commissioned shortly before his passing.  By himself.  In a funeral shroud.  He was so obsessed with death and consequently, the fragility of life, that he found it comforting to know what he would look like once he was gone. I’m telling you this not because [...] Continue Reading »

Posted on: March 30, 2009

In: contemplations

Tagged: cemetery, donne, english, grave, john donne, nerd, poetry, shroud