The Arkanjul, aka The Godfather, aka Phil D'Angelo has recently ventured from traditional photography into making videos. He has a spot at YouTube where you can view his new work, and still maintains his blog at LiveJournal. Some of the videos incorporate his still photos while others are shot in a live-action style. We particularly liked Lumina, which features some of the photography from his Angels of Cleveland show, and Fractals. Check them out for yourself, and send him a nice note if you like his new stuff. (Permalinks to his blog and his spot at YouTube are posted on our Gallery page.)

Labels: Visual Arts

29 June, 2006

If you've been reading Brimstone Bites over at Blogspot, we suggest updating your bookmark to her new spot here on our site: http://www.gatewoodjournal.org/erin.html. (It's fed to our page straight from Blogger, so you still have access to all her archives from here.)

Labels: Site Updates

28 June, 2006

"No one can deny, in face of the evidence, that it is easy, given military power, to produce a population of fanatical lunatics. It would be equally easy to produce a population of sane and reasonable people, but many governments do not wish to do so, since such people would fail to admire the politicians who are at the head of these governments."

--from Bertrand Russell's essay "An Outline of Intellectual Rubbish" in Unpopular Essays

Labels: Literary Arts, Subversive Ideas, Think Tank

15 June, 2006