We reached the end of civilization…..by the halfway mark of the summer of 2020….all we knew was breathing through masks and survival instincts. Most of the retail shops were closed and the dumpsters remained empty as protesters stalked the night streets. It felt like we reached the finish line. Civilization was crumbling and we wonder, …
Nevertheless, she persisted. Whispers behind the curtain As the performance winds it way Skillful facade of lean too frames Thus the audience is transported And the Stage Director never appears. the story of an empty Diary: I can feel her growth in the pages that were left behind. A theatrical resume of her time behind …
Black Friday and the SaxophoneConsumerism has a holiday. A pagan festival to the God’s of commerce that some call Black Friday. After recovering from our day of Thanks, Americans fill suburban retail spaces with wants and needs. I tend to go a different direction and troll the dumpsters while attentions are diverted. While in Ballwin …
dumpster story / By Lew There are three remarkable parts about Dr Jay Jensen that I love. There’s a good chance I might have my Joshua Jensen confused. One graduated from Washington University in 1938 and the other in the 1970s. They both worked in the same Legacy Christian Hospital, while one was born in China and the …
1997: 12 women pose for a photograph. Sarah Jane is posed in middle, between two important women, dressed in black with an ornate gold brooch. Her hair is cut with modern perfection and she screams of sophistication with beauty and grace. Sarah is a member of this Sisterhood. Ladue News October 3rd 1997. About the Cover: Celebrating …
A visual journey through the Dumpster Collection of old photos from Lincoln Missouri I was deep in suburban St Louis landscape off a street called Sappington, after dropping my son off at pre-school I spied the dumpster in front of a small house. A classic one speed bicycle stuck out of a large dumpster in …
The Story of a Long-Forgotten St. Louis Psychic Recovered—From the Trash – St. Magazine Digital On Sunday, artist Lew Blink will lecture on Carrie Seib, a Spiritualist and Channeler, whose archives he rescued from a Lafayette Square Dumpster. BY THOMAS CRONE NOVEMBER 2, 2016 11:24 AM VIA THE DUMPSTER ARCHEOLOGY EXPERIENCE FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE Lew Blink is …
the Psychic of Lafayette Square Returns for Strange Folk *from RFT digital Posted By Danny Wicentowski on Fri, Sep 23, 2016 at 8:39 am Whether by fate or cosmic happenstance, St. Louis artist Lew Blink discovered the spirit of Carrie Seib in a dumpster outside 2323 Lafayette Avenue. It was October 2015, five months after Blink moved to the city’s …
It is hard to see the details surrounding this Artist as she operated the St Louis landscape from 1923 to her passing and never gained much fame. These millions of historical unknown Artists that appear like perennial flowers are beautiful to those who have the pleasure of direct experience with a creative soul. Yet on the …
One house, it’s original owner, the son-in-law re-builder, the psychic, the doctor and the artist. Who is who? 2323 Lafayette ave was built by French settlers then destroyed by the 1897 cyclone. Rebuilt by German architects Otto/Jannsen in 1901. Sold in 1923 to the Seib family Maintained until 2015 by the family, then sold. Conrad …