Before going to Peter Luger for a Steak Burger I would have said that I am strong enough to become a vegetarian and that I have the willpower to not eat meat. Now, I’ve gone to far. I can never be a vegetarian. Because I know how good a hamburger can be. The bacon cheeseburger from Peter Luger Steakhouse (which I asked for without cheese but came with cheese anyway) was the best damn burger I have ever eaten. And I will probably never eat it again.
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In this apartment you pull into your garage and it rises up to your apartment. You get of your car IN your apartment. The ultimate in laziness you say? Ultra-extravagance? Too over-the-top? Whatever it is, it’s pretty neat. Some might call it revolutionary, most would call it unnecessary, wasteful and maybe even the reason why babies cry.
I think it was on W. 24th Street near all the galleries. Go take a look for yourselves.
Asya Reznikov is a young artist who has done some very creative stuff with video and photography. She currently has a show at the Nancy Hoffman gallery at 520 W. 27th Street in New York. Her art portrays stuff like an open box with a video projected into it of the box being packed. She does the same thing with a suitcase. Check it all out after the jump.
Jim Campbell makes art out of LEDs. It’s some of the coolest stuff I’ve ever seen. This is a three dimensional array of a few hundred globe LEDs hanging from a frame made of what looked to be circuit boards. Check it out, it’s a man running.
This is awesome. The most advanced, awesomest keyboard ever? I think so. Check it out here.
Mochi at the Japanese Tea Garden in San Francisco
