“I am drawn to the new colors formed when I overlay tiny samples of color from my photos of colored glass. To make a GLASSCAPE, I manipulate the shapes digitally, creating new shapes and compositions. The pixels react the same as blowing glass when you stretch them out, giving these works their crystalline appearance.” -Jenny [...]
This most photogenic city transforms by the hour, and the ice picks up the warm colors of the reflected buildings as the light fades into night.
The freezing temperatures made some great patterns on the ice on the Merrimack and the colorful ducks slid over them to get some food, dropped over the railing on the River Walk. It’s good to remember to feed these guys, since the pickings are slim.
Merrimack Repertory Theatre merrimackrep.org Directed by Carl Forsman Through January 29, 2012 Without a doubt, Voice of the Turtle tops my list of favorites at the MRT. John Van Druten’s script, originally opened in 1943 is as true and heartwarming today as it was then when it was a Broadway hit. The play is a [...]
Taped live at Chianti Jazz Lounge in Beverly, MA, Gabrielle Agachiko’s smokin’ Nina Simone-like repertoire was sizzling. Enjoy the video, hosted by producers Jenny Chava Hudson and Rich Marino, produced by BevCam, edited by Pete Tsaklis.
Every once in a while a restaurant shed’s its skin and is reborn. Last night we discovered such a transformation. We had a Groupon for Fortunato’s at 44 Palmer St. in Lowell, but after friends giving it dismal reviews, it was filed for who knows when, until last night, when home cooking looked as if [...]
Lowell, the city of contrasts, with it’s canals and falls, lovely parks and and a vibrant community of artists, students, professionals, immigrants, and more, all sharing the space of a community struggling to evolve. On my daily walks, I’m constantly presented with an opportunity to show its liveliness in its people, textures, building everywhere, and [...]
One of the most beautiful attractions of Lowell is its canals (above), built to facilitate the textile mills of the 19th century and today give the city a European ambiance, with 5.6 miles of waterways winding around the city. The canals are one of the things I love about Lowell, but I never considered what [...]
A happenstance sighting of skydivers during a bike ride in Nashua, NH led us to the Pepperell Airport where the divers landed. Beth Dickson stood by and watched and tells about her skydive, and being in the moment.
Merrimack Repertory Theatre merrimackrep.org Directed by Carl Forsman Through January 29, 2012 Without a doubt, Voice of the Turtle tops my list of favorites at the MRT. John Van Druten’s script, originally opened in 1943 is as true and heartwarming today as it was then when it was a Broadway hit. The play is a [...]
Every once in a while a restaurant shed’s its skin and is reborn. Last night we discovered such a transformation. We had a Groupon for Fortunato’s at 44 Palmer St. in Lowell, but after friends giving it dismal reviews, it was filed for who knows when, until last night, when home cooking looked as if [...]
She wears flesh and both her warm hands, a shifting question which one might … ? She draws eyes to her that beg to understand, eyes to her that have forgotten sight. she draws eyes to her that beg for starry light, Her alabaster skin, too perfect for a look, leaves them suffering the sublimity [...]
This most photogenic city transforms by the hour, and the ice picks up the warm colors of the reflected buildings as the light fades into night.
The freezing temperatures made some great patterns on the ice on the Merrimack and the colorful ducks slid over them to get some food, dropped over the railing on the River Walk. It’s good to remember to feed these guys, since the pickings are slim.
The season has started with high school and college bands setting the pace in Lowell’s City of Lights Parade, an early evening delight, brightening the streets with it’s colorful lights.
Taped live at Chianti Jazz Lounge in Beverly, MA, Gabrielle Agachiko’s smokin’ Nina Simone-like repertoire was sizzling. Enjoy the video, hosted by producers Jenny Chava Hudson and Rich Marino, produced by BevCam, edited by Pete Tsaklis.
Sidi Mohamed Camara wowed a mostly student audience at UMass Lowell on 9/15/11. His West African group pounded intense rhythms and danced, even getting the audience on stage.
This week we debut a new comic strip: Dark Flow. Dark Flow will appear every Wednesday here at Zingology.com/blog. Dark Flow is an exercise in strangeness from writer and illustrator Jason Campbell. It is at times surreal, at times existential, and sometimes even funny. But at all times, please enjoy! We look forward to your [...]
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by Jason Campbell click the image to see the full size version email the artist Find the artist on Facebook
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