Found today in a 1998 notebook:
As cultural professionals, you or I should study all the things, regardless of whether they speak to us on a deep personal level. But generally speaking, you only need a couple of paintings, a couple of poems, a couple of pieces of music to last a whole lifetime. I have [...]
Monthly Archives: April 2006
A Note
On my critique of The Star’s Dumb Ideas
[...] Christopher Hutsul (or Christopher the Younger, as we like to call him) argues for ways the city can nurture its creative communities, including decriminalizing graffiti. Local “thinker” Timothy Comeau critiques this suggestion and many others on Good Reads.
Ron Nurwisah, Torontoist 17 April 2006
Toronto the Lame
Toronto isn’t the best place to live right now. With the two centerpieces of this city’s culture currently undergoing renovations, and with the Power Plant gallery continuing to highlight just how irrelevant and uninteresting most contemporary art is, I find myself bored more often that I’d like to be. But the talk is of a [...]
April 7 1986
7 avril 1986
Mon nom est Timothy Comeau.
Je suis en cinquieme anne a l’ecole Jean-Marie
Gay, au comte Digby en Nouvelle-Ecosse (BOW
2Z0) Canada.
Come project pour la semaine d’ Education nous
asayon de faire de nouvelles connaissance a
travers la mer.
Ou et quand as-ti trouve cette lettre? Qui est tu?
Box 68 Saulnierville
Digby Conty Ton nouvelle [ami]
Timothy Comeau
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[or, en anglais:]
April 7, [...]
American Idols
…or the ones from England, Sweden, Canada, whatever. How many of these franchises are there? And what do they all mean?
I’ve said before in conversation that the Idol franchise is remarkable in that it proves that young people aren’t apathetic about voting – they don’t seem to mind voting with their cell phones for pop [...]