Showing posts with label san francisco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label san francisco. Show all posts
8.11.2011
the other apartment
In San Francisco, I had the pleasure of staying at what must be the perfect studio apartment.
Thanks E!
Thanks E!
8.10.2011
12.20.2010
san francisco, briefly
Jeff and I spend a rainy weekend in San Francisco, visiting friends, eating and hanging out. I only took a couple shots unfortunately - must have been distracted by all the good times!
11.13.2009
wintertime
11.09.2009
10.27.2009
10.15.2009
obama!!!

When I got to work this morning the street was blocked off and the 5-0 started arriving in drones (above). Upon further investigation (i.e. seeing sharpshooters on the highest balcony on SoMa, below), I discovered some exciting news….our commander-in-chief was in town and was going to pass right by!!

We all waited around for awhile...

...and played with speech bubble signs leftover from Eunice's wedding....

...and then! A crazy motorcade drove by with about a hundred cops and Mr. President himself! So exciting!!
10.02.2009
9.29.2009
chinatown

I took a stroll through San Francisco's chinatown this past weekend, and although it's far from my favorite place in the city, there is something wonderfully nostalgic about the almost cartoonish look of the neighborhood.




I'm also wondering when the term "chinatown" will no longer be socially acceptable to use.
9.23.2009
9.18.2009
avedon at moma

Some of my most favorite images from the excellent Richard Avedon exhibit at MoMa included his early photos for Harper's Bazaar....


...as well as his work for In the American West...


Labels:
art,
culture,
history,
inspiration,
photography,
san francisco
moma sculpture garden



I took a long awaited visit to the not so new Museum of Modern Art rooftop garden (complete with Blue Bottle coffee bar). It's nice up there.
9.14.2009
bagels and bongos

There was an exhibit at the Contemporary Jewish Museum called "Jews on Vinyl," exploring the history of Jewish recorded music from the 1940s to the 1980s. I'm not sure this is going to funny to anyone that isn't a Jew (or married to one) but I thought the titles and covers of the albums were hilarious.





This one is my favorite.
Labels:
culture,
history,
irreverent humor,
music,
san francisco,
vintage
contemporary jewish musuem

I finally visited the newish Contemporary Jewish Museum this weekend. Embarrassingly enough, it was my first visit since the museum opened last year. There's really no good excuse; besides being Jewish and a fan of architect Daniel Libeskind's work, I only work a block away! In any event, I really enjoyed the Maurice Sendak exhibit, one of my favorite childhood authors, full of his illustrations and influences (unfortunately, no photography was allowed in the exhibit).




Thanks to Tracey for letting me know about the exhibit!
Labels:
architecture,
art,
culture,
design inspiration,
san francisco,
spaces
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