Brit in Brooklyn

Adrian good to see a a brit in Brooklyn and getting some good images.
I have spent many years working in New York City which includes all five boroughs, working of course, I have now retired from a lifetime working in Television as a cameraman, I have worked with many TV stations over there, Fox being the main one as they are affiliated to our Sky Tv over here.
I have a link on my blogroll back to your web site here, so I and others over here in the UK can keep an eye on whats going on.
I love NYC to bits but find I could not live there (nearly did once) its far to noisy for me.

Best Of Luck my friend

Heiko

Adrian - Howya keepin?

Simon Appleby spotted you and forwarded me your website. You young creatifs no know bounds.

I'm a francophile in deep France, where I have a little pile of bricks to shift around and make look cosy. Escaped Sudbury for a mere 7 weeks. Painting in acrylics but getting into palette-knife oils next month on a course with friends, near Toulouse. Still doing mild designwork when opportunity presents. Pretty happy at 60 (would you believe). Simon working in the City, (website development) commuting from Lamarsh. James living in Dulwich also working in Town for ad agency - getting married at Boxford in September.

Lost track of your Dad. Have you?

All best. Robin

Hey there, like the blog. Come check out Union Hall in Park Slope and The Bell House in Gowanus sometime. http://www.unionhallny.com and http://www.thebellhouseny.com

Brooklyn by a Brit: Here's a little animation creation of a characteristic Brooklyn neighborhood put together by British visual artist Stephen Smith, set to the music of Brooklyn-born-and-bred David Lind.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qACXzAClSag

What's new with the Brooklyn bloggers? Glad to see Gowanus Lounge back. What happened when it was down for that period after the first market plunge? And when am I going to make it in your blogroll?

Smokey Robinson Concert in Brighton Beach.
Please click on the photo to make them larger.
Direct Link!
http://my-best-shot.blogspot.com/2008/07/smokey-robinson.html
Also the Brian wilson Concert

Great blog, only just found it (after your warm reception at the Blogfest, figured I'd better check you out)...and I am blown away by your work samples ('day job'), since I just dipped my first toe into web design! I use Squarespace too and love what you've made it do for you design-wise on BIB. (I am still a template slave.) Anyway, finally blogrolled you on CrazyStable. Hope to see you at a future Bklyn Blogade.

I'd like to be added your blog roll..This a very nice blog you have here!

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Just wanted to let you know about this event in Brooklyn on Sunday. Thanks!

Pop Subversion: Food as Art?

Ad Hoc Art Gallery and Wheeler's Frozen Desserts are hosting an interactive food gala in Brooklyn on Sunday, February 24th at 1:30PM. The menu will include Platinum Patron margarita, Moet-Rose champagne, and Mojito sorbets as well as 5 other surprise flavors of ice cream. Hannah Kaminsky, author of My Sweet Vegan, will provide legendary cakes & cookies to complement the desserts.

Ad Hoc Art Gallery will be showcasing "Pop Subversion" featuring Robert Williams, founder of Juxtapoz magazine, as well as over 30 established and emerging artists.

Sunday, February 24 @ 1PM
Ad Hoc Art Gallery
49 Bogart Street
Unit 1G / Buzzer #22
Brooklyn NY

get back over to Red Hook