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Carnival Nights by steve kearney

Sat, 11 May 2013 10:11:16 MST

In NYC.

Camera Draw by steve kearney

Sat, 11 May 2013 10:11:12 MST

In NYC.

Ringer by steve kearney

Sat, 11 May 2013 09:58:42 MST

In NYC.

Red Sun by steve kearney

Sat, 11 May 2013 09:58:39 MST

In NYC.

Purple Feathers by steve kearney

Sat, 11 May 2013 09:58:36 MST

In NYC.

Hearts & Diamonds by steve kearney

Sat, 11 May 2013 09:58:33 MST

In NYC.

Soda Pop by steve kearney

Fri, 10 May 2013 07:51:07 MST

In NYC.

Smokin' by steve kearney

Fri, 10 May 2013 07:51:04 MST

In NYC.

Silver Spiders by steve kearney

Fri, 10 May 2013 07:51:01 MST

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Lighthouse Clown by steve kearney

Wed, 08 May 2013 07:03:36 MST

In NYC.

Blog Entry - April 22, 2012

Sun, 22 Apr 2012 01:12:36 MST

For a list of my web activities, you can google "skearn on about.me", and go from there.

Blog Entry - March 08, 2012

Thu, 08 Mar 2012 01:38:20 MST

Check out my blog on a variety of topics at: BogFrogJog.blogspot.com

Blog Entry - December 19, 2011

Mon, 19 Dec 2011 08:35:29 MST

Gift Ideas for One Who Has Everything: the photos in this slide show correspond to the list below. Gift Ideas For One Who Has Everything Beachfront property! The closer to the beach the better! Here's a nice one in the sand dunes of Cape Henlopen, Delaware. Why get a yacht or a motorboat when you can get--a transoceanic vessel! The black ship here evidently gets around. Called the Pacific Clipper, it was photographed in Maine. An antique car! Bonus brownie points if it's still drivable. A French workhorse! Not as fast as a thoroughbred, but twice the size. A trip to an exotic place like Egypt for a zany event like the World Arm Wrestling Tournament. Like a modern-day de' Medici, hire a graffiti artist to paint a couple of walls in the recipient's honor. A rocket! For the kid in everyone--for having a blast. A bunch of kitchen sinks--or bathroom sinks (they're interchangeable for the well-heeled)--in honor of that old cliche about having "everything but the kitchen sink." A large ornate antique hunk of junk to put out in their yard. Like this gorgeous old light fixture on the Columbia University campus. A full-fledged sculpture park! Buy one like Storm King here in upstate New York. Dig a few dozen holes in the ground, throw some sand around and call it a golf course. The Gateway Arch! For enough dough the government might be willing to part with the landmark. You'd probably need to disassemble it before shipping. The Grand Canyon. The one who has everything can spread out his/her toys there for all to see. For the environmentally inclined: a solution to a big problem, such as the runaway greenhouse effect. A Stairway to Heaven. A fine gift for the religiously and/or musically inclined. Doubters can just try walking all the way up it and they'll find out soon enough. Give 'em their own crater portrait on the Moon! It could help put them on the map for the space-faring sort of crowd. Of course, if the One Who Has All behaved particularly badly, Santa's helpers can be recruited to deliver a big Charlie Brown Rock.

Blog Entry - October 27, 2009

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 06:03:49 MST

Steve Kearney's list of top 10 artists whose works he'd take to a desert island: 10) Paul Cezanne ( because I'm "not in Paris anymore") 9) Dan Flavin (so I'll at least have some artificial lighting) 8) George Bellows (since there's no TV to watch the fight) Ad Reinhardt (in case there are no blank canvases I can use his) 6) John Chamberlain (gives me a source of scrap metal to build something) 5) Georgia O'Keefe (to feel at-home on a desert island) 4) Frank Stella (when something goes wrong I can sarcastically cry out "oh well that's just stellar!"--in my best NY accent) 3) Eric Fischl (so when something goes right I can exult "It's a Fishl!" (i.e. "official")) 2) Paul Gauguin (if I find a genie there I could point to these and wish for an island upgrade) 1) Michelangelo (so I can have a roof over my head)