Wednesday, January 12, 2011

About A Dead Man

Last Friday, I hosted my 6th show at Harvest Records. It was called About A Dead Man — and it was about that.

Three years ago, I made a choice to dictate myself beneath the reign of one simple rule — bow thy head and draw. Employ only that of the subconscious to mute said action. Exhaust. At the present vantage, I feel genuinely weathered — and since, both nervously serious and seriously nervous. I would prefer to challenge last Friday's Opening with a new title: Closing — A Sloth in Destruction.

At the show, I introduced a series of small books intended to mature more dependently active directions.

2 comments:

YaYaYaDonTKnowMe said...

Great post. Nice to see the fisheye pics. How many different pieces do you think you've completed since moving to NC?

NathanaelMcDaniel said...

pieces proper? i'd say about 300, with another 200 - 300 of preliminary and/or extracurricular . . . photos were by my friend, Bill Rhodes who lives just down the street.