Thank You Rosekind consists of artists and musicians Michael G. Bauer and Joel Chartkoff. They aim to express various forms of gratitude through song, dance and the visual spectrum.
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Capitol Mimefest: Chief Washakie
March 24, 2011
Chief Washakie and John share a remarkably similar life story if you ignore virtually everything about John’s life story.
Nonstop Jollity with William Tecumseh Sherman
February 4, 2011
John mimes a General William Tecumseh Sherman monument in this photograph that does not include General William Tecumseh Sherman.
Founding MimeFest
January 11, 2011
That Thomas Jefferson was the third U.S. President, first U.S. Secretary of State, principle author of the Declaration of Independence, a horticulturist, architect, archaeologist, paleontologist, musician, inventor, and founder of the University of Virginia all seems sort of trivial when you consider how incredibly awesome I am at miming his statue.
Michael is a Modern Classic
January 23, 2010
Here’s Michael looking sharp on the Market Optical blog.
White House Mime
January 22, 2010
Yes, I came across this portrait of our 40th President at the very end of the White House tour, but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t destiny.
Hail Ian!
November 27, 2009
Ian is in the band, Deville. He also looks like this statue of Caeser, which gained considerable poularity after Laura mimed it in Caesar’s Palace. There is pretty much nothing else about Ian that I would like you to know at this point.
Hail Laura!
November 22, 2009
I’ve really been into user-generated content lately, so I was extremely pleased when Laura sent me this mime from Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas. Three stars for the mime and another half star for navigating the Vegas crowds to find a piece of historical art.
Chief MimeFest
September 30, 2009
It may be hard to believe, but this is the only known photo of man doing an impression of Kiefer Sutherland doing a mime of Chief Seattle.
The Trouble with MimeFest
August 13, 2009
John RawLINS Nice maneuver, Lins! I award you 10 bonus points for name manipulation. Unfortunately, I’m going to have to dock you 10,000 for lack of sword, hat, beard, boots, early 1800s attire, and binoculars, and of course, for never having been the personal adviser to General Ulysses Grant like the real John Rawlins. 10-10,000= [...]







June 14, 2011
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