Playtime 2 By: Edward Supranowicz From the Arist: "Playtime 2 came about on one of those days when the whole world seemed to be run by mean kindergarteners pretending to be rational adults, wondering if there were such a thing... Continue Reading →
Home Alone By: Paula DeStefanis From the artist: "Home Alone is a large scale acrylic painting (36" x 36" on canvas) that I created in my home studio during the Covid-19 crisis. I am a person who feels a deep... Continue Reading →
Hey Borfski Folks, As we mentioned before, we're taking a break from publishing volumes of The Borfski Press. That said, Lulu is offering 15% off all print products through April 9th. Apply the coupon code ONEFIVE at checkout to save... Continue Reading →
I am not one to often pick up a newspaper, but I just happened to see a friend of mine, Dave Levinson, in the newspaper with his associates at their new art gallery. The Purcellville Art Gallery opened on July... Continue Reading →
Bob Donlon (Rob Donnelly), Neal Cassady, Allen Ginsberg, Robert LaVigne, and Lawrence Ferlinghetti (L-R) stand outside City Lights Bookstore in San Francisco, 1956 Success can mean so many different things to individuals, groups, and society, which makes it tough... Continue Reading →
You've heard of Zappa, but have you heard of his influences? If you have heard Frank Zappa (1940-1993) and his music, it is likely that on your first listen you thought it was weird. That's because it is. Zappa's music... Continue Reading →
Hi Borfski Folks! Shawn from TBP here, just wanted to let you all know that we are starting a weekly blog. Dagney and I will be covering literature, art, music, and more. We have some exciting interviews setup, articles written,... Continue Reading →
We finished up 'The Broom of the System' last night! Any Borfski Folks have thoughts on this book/the ending??
Hi Borfski Folks! Shawn from TBP here. I am interested in what you are reading this Winter. I recently jumped into the David Foster Wallace world with 'The Broom of the System.' Although there is a significant amount of re-reading,... Continue Reading →
