"With this project, we wanted to sever the Brooklyn below that sky. Get beneath the facade, the name, the stories, the reputation, and the place we grew up in. We wanted to find out who the people were and what they loved, hated and added to this historic locale. What we found was a place and a gathering of people that are so much more than their illustrious repute."
Esta bien Mad Max esa cosa...
In My Mother the Carjacker, Homer discovers a secret message left by her in a newspaper. After some time at a diner, she is found by the cops. She goes to trial for the crime she committed, but due to Homer's testimony she is acquitted. Mr. Burns later has her imprisoned for the minor charge of signing into a federal park under a false name (One pseudonym mentioned in this episode was "Anita Bonghit").
Resucita pero no en Canal Steet, sino en la Red. Con el acostubrado aire nebuloso que lo caracterizaba su sitio web advierte: "If you are looking to make a purchase, we require you use our credit card authorization form. Just download the PDF file and fill in the form with as much detail as possible. Then fax it to the number on the top of the form. Your credit card info will be kept in a secure place and is not shared with any other parties."“ Verde que te quiero verde’ es una pieza colaborativa, un ritual escapatorio dentro de una piscina olímpica en el monte Bibi Mahro donde, por medio de un velo verde, creamos un nuevo volumen, una nueva dimensión”, explica Berríos Negrón. “Lo de tirarnos en la piscina con el velo fue lo primero, y lo principal... Luego, hicimos una procesión al ‘billboard’ en lo alto del monte y ahí instalamos el velo, hecho de acetato de poliéster por un sastre del mercado de Kabul”, explica Berríos Negrón. Massoud Hosseini captó las imágenes del evento en fotos, mientras Berríos Negrón y Caleb Schaber hicieron lo propio en vídeo. El vídeo es la “evidencia final” de la pieza, filmada y dirigida por Berríos Negrón y producida por el profesor Omarzad.
