Part II: Save NGO Sec. from Itself (and Haiti from the NGOs) http://open.salon.com/blog/timotuck/2010/03/10/part_ii_save_ngo_sec_from_itself_and_haiti_from_the_ngos
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Despite Rape and Abject Poverty, Haiti’s Women Hold the Power for Change http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ingrid-arnesen/despite-rape-and-abject-p_1_b_1459271.html
Akee (Blighia sapida), Patrick Lee’s yard, Trench Town, Kingston, Jamaica.
January, 2012
Where are you now, Cy Twombly?
(from series, ‘i have gone’)
March, 2008
Cy Twombly’s work often referenced the burdens of history and the Ancient and yet, is astonishingly alive and spontaneous, vital. His paintings put me in a place that is timeless and perpetually true – they are not, as so many people seem to think, even remotely childlike in their intention and coherence. Rest in peace and thanks, Mr Twombly!
Cy Twombly: Ides of March, 1962
My Bedroom
Braes River, Jamaica. January, 2011
Night. Toilets.
Petionville Camp. Port Au Prince, Haiti.
December, 2010
