Showing posts with label obama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label obama. Show all posts

Monday, January 26, 2009

Obama and Emissions

In Texas, we call this approach that Obama is taking "kicking ass and taking names."

It appears that Monday he will order the EPA to reconsider state's rights to set fuel efficiency and emissions standards on automobiles.

Read the story here.

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Another Point of View

Contrary to popular opinion, not everyone in Seattle is delighted by Obama's victory.

Monday, November 10, 2008

Election Night

Below is a short video I made documenting the election night celebrations on Capitol Hill and in downtown Seattle (and in case you were wondering, it was picked up by the website for Ebony and Jet magazines!). The only camera I had at my disposal was my Nikon digital camera in video mode. I filmed everything from my bike so please excuse any shakiness; I was trying not to crash.



I had never attempted to make a video before but I'm pleased with the results of using this small camera and iMovie. I'm currently having daydreams of a sort of public art projection project that could adorn the blank walls that so many buildings offer the streets. As for content, I was thinking themes that would likely be of concern to readers of this website like nature. Maybe we could start by showing clips from Andy Goldsworthy's Rivers and Tides on the blank side of the Sheraton and then move on to make something of our own? Click here for an example of projection on public buildings (though there are many out there).

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Urban Election

While watching Obama's short program last night, I was reminded of this post on BLDGBLOG, which raises the question of the importance of small-town values when our nation (and the world) is becoming more urban all the time. Check it out.