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Contemporary Collected
Contemporary Collected è una mostra che aspira a dare un’idea di come gli artisti europei si assomigliano oggi. In due diverse sedi a Roma e Tokio, mostriamo una varietà di opere selezionate che rappresentano diverse discipline. I visitatori possono aspettarsi una serie di dipinti, fotografia d’arte, sculture, in diversi stili e media. La mostra è curata da Joe Hansen e Cristina Madini per…
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Joe Hansen of GRINSPOON, Perth Big Day Out 2013,
"Trouble on the escalators at the Foggy Bottom Metro station is a common and reliable source of rider frustration. And, for as long as I can remember, people have been pining for somebody to take a stand and make the rules of escalator etiquette totally clear to others. That said, behold!"
Source: @ironmanjt via www.dcist.com
Welcome to Urban Rookie
Welcome to Urban Rookie. My name is Joe and I am an Urban Rookie. This blog is meant to me a place to share the trials, tribulations and triumphs of my new found urban experience. I knew from the get go that moving to Washington, DC from West Palm Beach, FL was going to be no easy adjustment.
I realized that I needed to create this site after a key event in my new found urban-ness, my first near death experience with a bicyclist. Moments after I asked my Twitter followers, "Who has the right of way, a pedestrian or a bicycle? #urbanrookie."
The best answer I recieved was from @MalnurturedSnay, in a two-part tweet he said "It depends (i.e., is the pedestrian crossing when s/he doesn't have signal, and biker moving with traffic?) but pedestrian has right of way over bicycle (i.e., ped in crosswalk, biker better stop)." Thats the moment I knew I had a lot to learn about traversing the pedestrian/bike/traffic/Secret Service filled streets of Washington, DC.
So sit back and read this blog on a bus, train, plane or in the back of a taxi cab. It is my hope to have guest bloggers, true urban masters, post here occasionally - like my friend who knows which car on the train to get on so it is most convenient to his exit - insane! If you have questions ask, if you want more information on something let me know and if you think you have something to contribute please chime in. We're all in this together.
Article on Huffington Post by Eliseo Medina and Joe Hansen:
"The legislation upholds our values as a nation of immigrants and embraces the vitality and diversity that are the fabric of a vibrant and strong society. It truly could not have come soon enough for America's workers -- both immigrant and native born."
