I went to the Maryland Renaissance Festival back in August. Here are some of the pictures I took:
Here is the full album:
I went to the Boston Rock Against the TPP Concert last Friday at Spontaneous Celebrations. It was organized by Fight for the Future and a host of groups including the Massachusetts Pirate Party. Two more are coming up.
Here are some of the pictures I took:
I showed up late, so I didn’t get pictures of every band, but I did record some of the performances. Here are some of them:
Bell’s Roar
Foundation Movement (Sadly they are all out of focus)
Taina Asili y La Band Rebelde
Evan Greer
Mirah
Eroc of Foundation Movement
Debo band
The Finale (Get Up, Stand Up)
On September 30th, I attended the Tanya Donelly concert at ONCE Somerville. Starting were Hilken Mancini and Chris Toppin formerly of Fuzzy. I want to thank ONCE owner, JJ Gonson, for being completely and totally cool about people bringing in a D-SLR camera with a big lens. She is one of a kind and you should check out the concerts and food at ONCE.
Tanya Donelly played with various friends whose names I don’t remember. I took many pictures (below) and recorded two videos. All images and videos are CC BY-SA 3.0, so do whatever you want to do with them, but I appreciate being attributed.
Send Me Your Next Nightmare
and another one from the Swan Song series, that I couldn’t find on the album set for the life of me. If you know it, please share.
The pictures:
We went to the Peabody Essex Museum recently to see the Rodin exhibit and found this single room Intersections exhibit:
Their website describes it as:
Intersections: Anila Quayyum Agha is an immersive single room installation that bathes the visitor in a geometric array of light and shadow. Inspired by traditional Islamic architectural motifs, Pakistani-American artist Anila Quayyum Agha’s laser-cut steel lantern conjures the design of the Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain, a historic site of cross-cultural intersection where a thousand years ago Islamic and Western cultures thrived in coexistence. Agha, an internationally renowned, award-winning artist, creates mixed media works that engage topics ranging from global politics and cultural multiplicity, to mass media and gender roles.
Here is a slide show of all of the pictures I took: