48 days ago · Life · hide · Fediverse post

New York will always be a very special place for me, having been the catalyst for many things in my career, from working with Hillman Curtis in the 2000s to having Cinema Redux appear at the MoMA in 2008 to name just a few. This week I travelled to this favourite city to attend the opening of Gazelli Art House's New York gallery with the show Put the Kettle On which Persian Dreams was appearing in alongside a multi-generational array of artists which Gazelli look after. On the morning of the exhibition I walked up to Cafe Chelsea to get breakfast in this lovely French Bistro style cafe attached to the legendary hotel. When I'm eating on my own I always have three things with me; a pen, a notebook and a book to read. I'll sit and write down observations about the other people in the restaurant or phrases I've overheard from people sitting nearby. On this occasion I seemed to be sandwiched in between two sets of German speaking guests, maybe something to do with the UN being in session.…

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