“Lump” published in Surreal Grotesque
My story “Lump” is in the new issue of Surreal Grotesque. Bizarro Issue by Daniel William Gonzales
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My Street Art Robot Makes Local News
The robot my son and I made ended up on the local news. If there is no video displayed above, you can check out the link here. To see the …
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Matt Sesow’s 31 Days in July Project
DC artist Matt Sesow just completed his tenth 31 Days in July project, a self-imposed painting marathon during which he completed a painting a day inspired by the morning’s news …
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The Sea Blob on the JellyVision Show
Here I am as a guest on the JellyVision Show, a podcast about the local arts scene run by a couple zaney improv actors. Each episode features a real guest …
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Phillip K. Dick Slept Here
Recently, I read Phillip K. Dick’s novel Now Wait for Last Year. It included a description of Washington, DC vivid enough to make me to wonder if the famous sci-fi author had ever …
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DC’s Famous Face
Over the past several years, this poster began showing up on utility boxes throughout the city. The image has become as iconic to DC as a BORF stencil. The image is …
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Muralist Mia Massimino
Recently, I learned an artist was painting a mural blocks away from my house in Takoma Park, MD. I tracked down the artist, Takoma Park resident and recent Blair High …
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Hand-Drawn Sea Blob in your Mailbox
Give me a Facebook “like,” and I will send you a postcard with a personalized, hand-drawn sea blob. Send your snail mail address to tbc(at)stanfordalumni(dot)org. Do it. It’ll be amazing.
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Art on Call
Washington, DC is filled with the remnants of remnants of if emergency call boxes from a time before modern communications and the 911 system. You can see these metal skeletons and intersections …
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