I don’t know why I waited so long to post these photos but here they are. Back in August, Tony’s di Napoli unveiled the latest portrait for The Broadway Wall of Fame: a fabulous portrait of “dreamy” Cheyenne Jackson. These are images from the celebration, with appearances by members of the cast of XANADU, including Tony Roberts [...]
One of my many hobbies is training fish. I spent many weekend hours this past spring, summer and early fall, training them to pose for photographs. Even though they are chronic overeaters, they truly are beautiful creatures. Click here to visit the gallery.
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My first public art exhibit, The President’s Cabinet & Other Photos by Bob Johnson, is currently on display through the 2008 holiday season at Uncle Charlie’s Bar & Piano Lounge (139 East 45th Street, 2nd Floor). Stop by and check out my work — and, if you are there from 5-8 Monday through Friday, they [...]
The Pearl Theatre Company in Manhattan is producing a new translation of the Oedipus Cycle, with all plays performed in one evening (through Sunday, November 16, 2008). The production is very good and it ain’t often that you have the opportunity to see the entire cycle performed in one evening. Sadly, there aren’t good hanging [...]
The Glass Contraption uses the humor and humanity of the clown (not the scary kind) and its related forms to train artists, to create new works and to develop communities. In 2005, the company began Red Noses, a program that partners artists and arts educators with outreach organizations in South Africa to support children and [...]
Who’da thunk that my first “on set” experience in New York City (except for the handful of times I’ve been at morning shows with some P.R. clients) would be in Chinatown? Yesterday, we shot a teaser/trailer for the pilot of a new cable t.v. show (more details to follow in the near future). Among the [...]
Here are some shots that I captured yesterday of some of the people, shops & buildings of Chinatown in Manhattan. Click here to visit the gallery.
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