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Post from Everest

By October 14, 2005

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Fulfilling my dream of conquest at last. Here I am in a Polaroid picture by Nick Paparone in the Paparone and Jamie Dillon installation “Everest” at Space 1026. I’ll be back any day now. In fact watch for me and my frostbitten nose at the Ellen Harvey opening “Mirror” at PAFA tonight.

 

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