Above is a pic of the living room in my new apartment in the Born district of Barcelona. El Born is a small village within the city, fashionable but very authentic, where luthiers, glass-makers and designers have their shops and studios and where pensioners play cards, young people hang out and chat at the edge of the fountains. Charged with history, here I will witness the commercial prosperity of the XIII century. Much of the architecture from that period still remains. It also happens to be the neighborhood where Picasso’s gallery lives:
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If you weren’t there, then this isn’t at ALL interesting.
Go ahead and watch it though if you enjoy that sort of thing.
During my artist-in-residency in Barcelona, Pollee, Bergey, Tonya and I rented a car and took a week’s travel into the Pyrenees and the northern coastline.
These are some snippets of our brief journey set to some of the tunes we enjoyed along the way.
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Today we begin shooting 1-minute stories with the students here.
What can you tell in 1-minute?
Commercials that don’t suck can tell a lot:
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Welp, here’s where I’ll be an Artist-in-Residence in Barcelona in 2009. Watch as Dr. David Penberg introduces this short about the Benjamin Franklin International School:
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