Author Archives: Art for Housewives
Affirmation No.3
I burn sage, listen to music, bathe in the sea, avoid energy vampires and try to smile as often as possible. Even though I still don’t glow in the dark, my aura is growing! Related: Affirmations + Affirmation or wishful thinking? … Continue reading
Eduardo Galeano
A charismatic intellectual, Uruguayan writer Eduardo Galeano knew how to make history photogenic. His “Mirrors” is a series of snapshots that are easy to read and generally no longer than half a page. The stories are like concentrated dish soap—just … Continue reading
Giuseppe Gioachino Belli 1791-1863
(#2 in my Verano Monumental Cemetery series) One of my first film experiences when I moved to Italy was Il Marchese del Grillo (The Marquis of Grillo, 1981) based on the life of Marchese Onofrio del Grillo. The year is … Continue reading
Verano Monumental Cemetery
One Sunday morning, Ute and I finally got together for a coffee at Marani’s. We mentioned our need for more physical exercise. She does yoga and I walk. Ute, unlike a flâneur, said she didn’t like to walk unless she … Continue reading
Droit d’image
The French have a not so photogenic privacy law that prohibits you from photographing anyone, even in a public place, without their written permission. Had the law been activated before 1970, we would not have had the pleasure of seeing … Continue reading



