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Monthly Archives: April 2011

The producer of DRAGONSLAYER responds to article

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Thanks to John Baker, producer of DRAGONSLAYER (photo below), for the following response to my article. Thanks for sending this along Katy- it’s a really good and thoughtful review of the film.You really took the time to consider DRAGONSLAYER on a deeper level, reading into the bigger issues that make up the fabric of the [...]

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Dragonslayer, new video debuted SXSW

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Dragonslayer isn’t an important film. It won’t change your life, awaken new understandings, or teach you anything. It’s not allegorical, or thrilling in the sense that massive explosions beat you over the head until you recognize the delineation between right and wrong. Dragonslayer is like a walk on the beach, easy and calm. You might [...]

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Bye Bye Kitty!!! Between Heaven and Hell | Japan Society

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Yesterday, I purchased this catalogue in support of the fantastic exhibition of the same title, curated by David Elliott. “Bye Bye Kitty” joins a distinct, talented group of Japanese artists, exhibiting in the wake of a country-wide disaster. Donate to Japan Society’s Earthquake Relief Fund here, or learn more about Japanese artists here. See story [...]

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GreatEclectic’s Debut Solo Show Opens April 14 at Studio 900

Saturday, April 2, 2011
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