REDNIGHT.NET
the blog section is where it says ‘blog’
also if you click ion the above pic it links to an old thing and pictures i did about burning man 2000... in 2001 we had been back from BM for just a few days when right down a few blocks from my loft on Greenwich Street the planes hit the towers... during the following weeks i had dreams about planes falling from the skies
The site here is named for Bill Burroughs “Cities Of The Red Night” published in 1981... a long time ago now a days...
I always got something evocative from the title...
The line “We can’t arrest a ghost,” is from ‘Cities...’
If i remember correctly The Cities Of The Red Night is the title of a pamphlet that shows up halfway through the book and then comprises most of the second half therein.
I was lucky enough to have been friends with Bill... i’ve been lucky to have been friends with a lot of people...
scenes inside the goldmine and etc. etc.
from left... the Nevada
desert and the RV rear-view mirror, on the way to Burning Man (also a link to my almost ten year old BM photo essay... the guy, the statue is in the lobby of the Royal Gardens hotel in London... the UFO or strange light condition is over Helsinki
UP is us at the BROOKLYN MUSEUM
‘Who Shot Rock’ photo show...down is recording the upcoming ‘record’ or whatever one calls it these days
your humble narrator and (his) associate
from the truly excellent movie “MANIAC” which boasts a very young Phyllis Diller in the cast
i have been meaning to update here for a while...
the Xams song is still available here:
http://newmedia.10thst.com/blondie/ splash.html
what else... we are in process of upgrading the BLONDIE.NET site so that it will conform to 21st century styles etc
tours are being assessed, the record is being mastered...
the cover art is being provided by CHRIS BERENS an up and coming Dutch artist, he lives in Amsterdam...
you can see some of his stuff at his site:
he is doing very cool stuff, i saw an ad for a show he did about a year ago and we bought one of his pieces and i started emailing back and forth to him and since we were working on the record it seemed like a no brainer to ask him about doing an image for us
here is an interview with him about his eccentric style of work:
BLONDIE STUDIO ’09 by FRANCO VOGEL
