Who's Afraid of Red Yellow and Blue? Not me!

James writes:

The painter and filmmaker Jeffrey Collins is at work on a documentary called "Who's Afraid of Red Yellow & Blue," which will focus on abstract painters working in New York. There are already many great interviews up online. For mine, Jeffrey met me at Storefront Bushwick for a walk around the gallery's show called "Surfaces, Supports: Tatiana Berg and Evan Nesbit, curated by David Harper." Here is a clip of the visit. For more videos, be sure to visit James Panero's Cultural Channel on Youtube.

Calling all Democrats

Calling all Democrats: Time to stop focusing on the 2012 election and start focusing on the 2013 NYC primaries. Are you ready?

My appearance on NY1 discussing why "Some NYC Voters Want To Switch Parties To Vote In Democratic Primaries" is now online.

And here again is my editorial in the Daily News about "Why I'm Becoming A Democrat."

'The Joe Bonham Project' panel discussion with James Panero

James writes:

"The Joe Bonham Project: Drawing the stories of America's Wounded Veterans" opens this weekend in the heart of Washington. To mark the occasion, I'll join other critics and writers for a panel discussion moderated by Bonham founder Michael D. Fay.

Sunday, November 11, 2012 at 2 p.m.

Pepco Edison Place Gallery
702 Eighth Street, NW (between G and H Streets)
Washington, DC 20001. (202) 872 - 3396.

The panel discussion, free and open to the public, will feature Peter Catapano, Editor, Opinionator, nytimes.com; Brandon Fortune, Curator of Prints and Paintings, The National Portrait Gallery; Carol Kino, Arts Writer, The New York TImes; and James Panero, Managing Editor, The New Criterion. Moderated by Michael D. Fay, founder, The Joe Bonham Project.

Here's more on the Project's first exhibition in New York, which I curated at Storefront Gallery in Bushwick, Brooklyn. 

Lance Cpl. Tyler Huffman by Michael D. Fay