27.4.06

One More Book


Painting Gardens

A Busy Year by Leo Lionni

The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle

Books For Grade One

A list of some favorite reads in my grade one classroom.

The Amazing Bone by William Steig

The Cleanup Surprise by Christine Loomis

A Dark Dark Tale by Ruth Brown

Girls hold up This World by Jada Pinkett Smith

The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein

Amazing Grace by Mary Hoffman

Welcome To The Icehouse by Jane Yolen

The Keeper Of The Swamp by Ann Garrett

PugDog by Andrea U'Ren

The Red Balloon by A. Lamorisse

A Stranger In The Woods by Carl Sams and Jean Stoick

Today Is Monday by Eric Carle

Where The Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak

Wombat Stew by Marcia K. Vaughan

Elemenopeo by Harriet Ziefert

23.4.06

All The Roadrunning

A review of Mark Knopfler and Emilylou Harris duets. "Besides the sheer pleasure of this remarkable duo's harmonies, it's the underlying emotions, the straight-from-life stories, that make All The Roadrunning essential listening."

windowsreflect


windowsreflect, originally uploaded by Tim Noonan.

A row of windows reflect the Liberty Street Cafe, the interior reflects the lighting.

22.4.06

Front-Sherbourne


Front-Sherbourne, originally uploaded by Tim Noonan.

Now that bike season has started, I'm sketching with painter and looking for lines and textures as an entry.

What Is Earth Day?

Earth day is May 22, 2006; a day to celebrate our environment, think of how we can ensure it's survival for the future and do things to help maintain, preserve and enhance!

cleanup


cleanup, originally uploaded by Tim Noonan.

On Earth day the school kids clean up McDonalds park. This guy found something weird in the twiggery.

18.4.06

Cool Lunch Boxes


Remember these?! Ultra kitsch was so hip as Kiss lunch boxes and others.
You can still buy them here.

Neil Young writes anti-war album

Keep on rockin!@freeworld.

17.4.06

gardensculpture


gardensculpture, originally uploaded by Tim Noonan.

Testing out the new camera today I found this sculpture of a fairie reading in a garden.

16.4.06

V for Vendetta

I saw the film last night with Greg at the Richmond street Paramount. I have never heard of this comic book but the Wachowski brothers pulled off a great adaption for the screen. Natalie Portman of StarWars fame looks amazing as Evey with a shaved head. Hugo Weaving aka The Matrix Agent Smith is the voice behind the V mask. Set in the near future V confronts the corrupt British Government with Shakespearian martial art knife play in the shadows of post 9/11 criticism. It was quite provoking and entertaining. P.S. The previews showed a new Pirates of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest with you know who, I can hardly wait.

15.4.06

Doing Art Students A Dis?

"Collectors want to beat the galleries at their own game," he said. "This insatiable need for stardom has made buying student work the art-world version of 'American Idol.' "

Walrus Suffrage

Human interest story of "global warming".

14.4.06

timnoonan.ca

I finally updated timnoonan.ca with new pictures from my abstract Sunday Painting series. It looks super, there will be more to follow as I am working on new photos and digital images pages.

12.4.06

Yaghh

Ok I lost my camera or it got ripped off somehow monday morning on the subway. Having scoured both my apartment and classroom 3 days in a row I must finally admit the mystery has me inside out. Time to consider an upgrade?

11.4.06

Berlin Bienniale Exhibits On Street

"We realized that we could build a show out of the whole street, with artists from many generations, a show whose spaces capture 250 years of life, not just the vacuum of a gallery's white cube, as if nothing came before."

This is an interesting review at www.nytimes.com. You may need to register to log in.

5.4.06

headtrip


headtrip, originally uploaded by Tim Noonan.

Headtrip, 16X36", acrylic on canvas, 2006. Copyright © Tim Noonan. This triptych has a cropped head in the middle panel.

4.4.06

Frank Auerbach// Variable Light

Explore a special imaging treatment of 2 images at the Tate's website. The capture process is interesting.