Sunday, February 19, 2006
A Game of Chess at Noguchi
The Noguchi Museum is a peaceful getaway and through March 5th it's also a great place for a game of chess. The Imagery of Chess Revisited brings together works from the historical 1944 exhibition organized by Max Ernst and Marcel Duchamp. And, of course, chess sets are available to play while you're there.
Museum Mentioned
The Noguchi Museum, 9-01 33rd Road (Vernon Blvd)
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My name is Tom Lucier, and I'm from WIndsor, Ontario, Canada. I just returned from New York, and I listened to your podcast on the streets of the city. If I had the time to do any of your suggestions, I would have. It was Valentine's time and my darling wife was stuck back at home while I was doing business. I just wanted to tell you that you're doing a great thing here, and to be honest, compared to other podcasts that do something similar (helping tourists and others in New York) yours seems to be the most natural in delivery and the most informative (more on my level of interest). I sat through a "hearing tour" of the New York Public Library by some other guy, and it was dry...although informative. Your podcasts were much warmer and more likely to inspire people to explore your suggestions.
I have a podcast called Squeezebox (shane and tom's) and we love doing the show. Also, I have started a new PODCAST REVIEW SHOW called The Sieve with my friend Dan. I'd love to review your show in a future podcast and referenece that it is a good idea to listen to while in the city. I would like to do an interview if possible. Would this interest you? Do you have Skype? We could do a live interview while we review your show. Let me know.
tloosh69@hotmail.com
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