06.15.08
Frost Street Performance And Art Space
Diana Vargas Trent Wearing Bob Holman’s Glasses
Bob Holman’s Glasses
Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Goggles
Poetry Hardware
psycho haiku by jhm for diana and bob
Tags: Psycho Haiku, Co-Conspirators, Bob Holman, Glasses, Where The Pieces Fall, Sineparade, Frost Street Performace And Art Space, Brooklyn, Javier Hernandez-Miyares
04.03.08
Bob Holman Live A The Bowery Poetry Club (4/2/08)
Photo By JHM
Bob Holman performing “At 14 I Could Paint Like Da Vinci”, at the Bowery Poetry Club.
Click, Listen and Enjoy:
bob-holman-at-14-i-could-paint.mp3
Tags: Bob Holman, Bowery Poetry Club, At 14 i Could Paint Like Da Vinci, Poetry, Recital, Javier Hernandez-Miyares
03.24.08
4000 For What? (Psycho Haiku By Javier Hernandez-Miyares)
Rotting In A Bog
Forgetting We Were Soldiers
Four Thousand For What?
Psucho Haiku by JHM
From AOL News:
A roadside bomb in Baghdad killed four U.S. soldiers Sunday night, pushing the death toll to 4,000.
That number pales compared with those of other lengthy U.S. wars, but it is much higher than many Americans, including Bush, ever expected after the swift U.S. invasion of Iraq five years ago.
Bush proclaimed the end of major combat operations in Iraq in May 2003. Almost all of the U.S. deaths there have happened since then.
“One day people will look back at this moment in history and say, ‘Thank God there were courageous people willing to serve, because they laid the foundations for peace for generations to come,’” Bush said after a State Department briefing about long-term diplomacy efforts.
“I have vowed in the past, and I will vow so long as I’m president, to make sure that those lives were not lost in vain — that, in fact, there is an outcome that will merit the sacrifice,” Bush said.
The news of 4,000 dead in Iraq came the week after the war rolled into its sixth year, dominating most of Bush’s presidency. Almost 30,000 U.S. service members have been wounded in the war.
Tags: 4000 Dead, Iraq War, United States Casualties, For What, Psycho Haiku, Javier Hernandez-Miyares
03.21.08
Pay Attention To The Lyrics Because The Monkees Were Subversive
With his fools gold stacked up all around him
From a killing in the market on the war
The children left king midas there, as they found him
In his counting house where nothing counts but more
03.16.08
Ranbir Kaleka Graces My Apartment In Forest Hills
Photo by JHM
Ranbir Kaleka Will be showing this month at the Bose/Pacia Gallery in Chelsea NYC. The opening is thursday night.
From the press release:
Ranbir Kaleka’s work has been described as “creating a seemingly living tableau on a canvas and screen.” Kaleka’s new work continues this project of producing art in a third, liminal space between painting and video, which is not as much a hybrid as a transmutation. The first part of Kaleka’s 2008 exhibition at Bose Pacia New York includes three installations comprised of video projections onto painted canvases. The second installment, commencing in September 2008, will include a large multi-media painting installation entitled Reading Man.
Tags: Ranbir Kaleka, India, Contemporary Art, Bose Pacia Gallery, Forest Hills, Javier Hernandez-Miyares
Cornellaraga (New Mix) By Javier Hernandez-Miyares
Frost Street Space Side View By JHM
New mix of Sextet now retitled Cornellaraga. All instruments were played by moi. cornellaraga.mp3
Tags: Cornellaraga, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, Psycho Symphonic Pop, Frost Street Space, Art Rock
03.11.08
Sineparade Rehearses “Demon” (Raw And Unedited)
Listen to Demon Rehearsal
Tags: Sineparade, Steven Pacia, Alex Garcia, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, Demon, Alternative Rock