I’ve been on a vegan, partially raw foods diet for a few months now and am feeling great. One change has caught me off guard has been weight loss. Ray and I have both lost over 20 pounds since starting this new diet. Sure, this feels great, but I was completely unprepared and hadn’t realized […]

This weekend has seen us bustling with art, design and fabulous food! In search of a delicious vegan meal before Adam Arnold’s fashion show last night (impeccable tailoring, just impeccable), we headed to Nicholas’ Restaurant. Their vegan mezza (an order for one is plenty to share) was heavenly - even without the usual flat […]

Yesterday was a bustling day of activity and prep for the week ahead. We got our computers set up in the studio space with air conditioning (just in case it is a hot one), ejoyed a lovely art sale with work by Trish Grantham, Michael Paulus, Briana Linden and Clara Seasholtz - all inspiring and […]

A friend sent me a link this morning to this video of Bush singing Bloody Sunday. I remember seeing one also of Bush singing John Lennon’s Imagine. For some reason, I am drawn to these. Perhaps it has something to do with a longing or a hope of hearing leaders that care about the human […]

This is my first attempt at singing/rocknrolling. The video is featured on Noboto Episode 20. Want to see Kandi Kane on the big screen? Check out the Kelley and Jason Show at Holocene February 22, 10 p.m.

We recently filmed and produced the video for Pussy Don’t Understand. This was my first experience with a music video and I certainly didn’t believe it could all come together in one day! Alright, it was a pretty long day. Ray put together this short Making of documentary and I just love it. It’s […]

Hello friends! Come join us Headgear folks over at YouTube where we’ve started posting our latest videos.
You’ll laugh yourself silly with Pussy Don’t Understand and also check out my first ever rock video River Tsunami. Fun times here in Portland!

to the time its art, to art its freedom. when i first read that quote, i was thinking a lot about politics. how academics are fearful of speaking up in universities for fear of their careers. and how, for each time, art can be a way to speak quietly. lately, i have been realizing that […]

So long as our cities, our houses, our rooms, our furniture, our equipment, our clothes and our jewelry, so long as our language and our feelings fail to reflect the spirit of our times in a plain, simple and beautiful way, we shall lag infinitely far behind our ancestors; no lie can conceal these weaknesses. […]

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