I am pleased to announce that my Altars to Southern California will be in this show, as part of the Month of Photography Los Angeles (MOPLA).
The show will run from the evening of April 6 through April 27.
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My website is jannaireland.com
*Please feel free to email me at janna at jannaireland.com*
Search this blog Ask me something
March 29, 2013
July 18, 2012
“Super Rich Kids” - Frank Ocean (Earl Sweatshirt)
The Frank Ocean album is $2.99 on Amazon.com right now. $2.99, guys. I don’t know how long it’s going to last, go buy it if you have not bought or stolen it already. Also, it is finally on Spotify.
(This is my favorite song from channel ORANGE.)
May 30, 2012
30 years after massacre, family comes together again
- Thanks to DNA testing, a Framingham man whose family was slaughtered at the height of the civil war in Guatemala was reunited with his biological father.
This family is featured in this week’s This American Life.
May 16, 2012
Zanele Muholi's digital archives stolen
Ugh. This makes me feel physically ill. Her work is SO IMPORTANT.
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April 26, 2012
April 11, 2012
March 28, 2012
Some of the things I read on the internet today:
- “Snaptshots of a Daughter-in-Law” by Adrienne Rich (rest in peace)
- “Sex Trafficking of Americans: The Girls Next Door” by Amy Fine Collins, Vanity Fair
- “Born in the Gulag: Why a North Korean Boy Sent His Own Mother to Her Death” by Blaine Harden, The Atlantic
- “American Hero Sgt. Will Stacey, Thank You For Your Service” by Will Steacy and “The Tragedy and Grace of Sgt. William Stacey” by Lawrence Dabney, The Faster Times
And, lest you think everything I read is a total bummer:
- “Veneration and Its Discontents” by Doug Dibbern, Notebook
- This mean and hilarious review of Wrath of the Titans on Gawker
March 20, 2012
Fiona Apple
“Anything We Want” (Chicago, March 18, 2012)So this! Three new songs last night. I think this one is my favorite. From the Chicago Tribune:
Apple also played three new tunes, including “Anything We Want,” which featured her clanging a bar against scrap-metal pipes to create a kitchen-sink vibe. Another unreleased song, “Every Single Night,” found her in a familiar place—at war with her mind, and enjoying the torment. Yet Apple’s older material sounded nearly as fresh. Backed by a competent quartet, she welcomed a raw urgency and rhythmic jazz sensibility not as pronounced on her records.
Oh, if you want to download the whole show, hit this link.
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March 13, 2012
I didn’t know you, but I read your words every day. I assumed we’d eventually run into each other at an art show and I would have a chance to tell you how wonderful and hilarious and insightful you are, and thank you for creating beautiful work and making me think critically about the world in a new way and convincing me to finally read Audre Lorde. Love to you, love to your family, love to your friends.
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