Pre-plandemic, I had been a long-time member of the Museum of the Moving Image (MOMI) — which happens to be located in my neighborhood. I cannot even calculate how many fun exhibits and screenings I’ve attended. Yesterday was my first trip to the MOMI in at least three years.
I enjoyed it — partly because the museum is free on Thursdays — but “fun” is a relative concept in Covid-era NYC. The entire museum staff was masked and about half of the visitors were voluntarily masked. The front desk was still surrounded by a clear plastic cocoon and there was hand sanitizer everywhere.
Then I get to the Muppets exhibit and I’m reminded how “Sesame Street” pimped an untested, dangerous, and ineffective injection to children.
So yeah… I’m glad I had a little afternoon outing but I will not be returning to the MOMI (even for free) again. Anyway, a few more of my photos:
“Don’t be too proud of this technological terror you’ve constructed.”
“So give me a stage/Where this bull here can rage
And though I can fight/I’d much rather recite
That’s entertainment!”
Smokin’!
That’s all, folks…
The rot at the core of almost every institution is disheartening. There's a handful of small organizations that didn't succumb. They're tiny and scattered.
we have to take out our dictionary to find the words to describe what is going on. Yes it has been bad for humans before, slavery in Egypt and slavery in medieval Europe and slavery here in the US, people trying to use other people like animals or worse, but every time the plebs have fought back. But now the youth seems to agree with the slavery. The tribes and fifdoms have turned into nations, and it will get harder and harder to fight back. Usually it are students and farmers that raise the alarm. The Dutch farmers stood up but where are the students? They live in lala land with their cell phones. Turned into zombies by 80 shots with poison