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What Were You Thinking? St. Louis Cardinals vs. New York Yankees, Oct. 10, 1926
Baseball’s dumbest plays Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Sports
Tagged Babe Ruth, baseball, MLB, New York Yankees, sports, St. Louis Cardinals, Yankee Stadium
10 Comments
Q. Where is the largest collection of Japanese Cherry Blossom trees in the U.S.? (hint: it’s not Washington)
Branch Brook Park Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Branch Brook Park, cherry blossom, Essex County, New Jersey, Newark, parks, trees
8 Comments
What Were You Thinking? New York Giants vs. Washington Senators, Oct. 10, 1924
Baseball’s dumbest plays Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Sports
Tagged baseball, Boston Braves, Hank Gowdy, MLB, New York Giants, sports, World Series
7 Comments
Jasper Johns: Seven Decades
Mind/Mirror at the Whitney Museum of American Art Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged art, Jasper Johns, museums, painting, Whitney Museum of American Art
6 Comments
What Were You Thinking? Chicago Cubs vs. New York Giants, Sept. 23, 1908
Baseballs dumbest plays Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Sports
Tagged baseball, Chicago Cubs, Fred Merkle, New York Giants, Polo Grounds, sports
9 Comments
Jaspar Johns’ Flags
Mind/Mirror exhibit, Whitney Museum of American Art Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged art, flags, Jasper Johns, museums, paintings, Whitney Museum of American Art
6 Comments
What in the World is an Empathic?
Saya Woolfalk exhibt at the Newark Museum of Art Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged art, Empathics, museums, Newark Museum of Art, Saya Woolfalk, video installations
10 Comments
The Warhol Silkscreens
Mana Contemporary, Jersey City Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged Andy Warhol, art, Jersey City, Mana Contemporary, museums, silkscreens
6 Comments
Mana Contemporary
Arts center in Jersey City, NJ Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged art, contemporary art, Dan Flavin, Jersey City, Mana Contemporary, museums
4 Comments
From Slavery to Capitol Hill: Josiah Thomas Walls
America’s first Black congressmen Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged Black congressmen, Black History Month, Florida, history, Josiah Thomas Walls, Reconstruction
12 Comments