A Walk on Cape CodA Walk on Cape Cod gathers the writing of Eileen Myles and photographs of Cole Barash on the occasion of their 32 mile walks along the Cape Cod shoreline, 170 years after Thoreau did it and wrote about it and though like him they chronicle the flora fauna shoreline ocean people dogs ghosts thoughts feelings sand collapsing houses sculptures wonder pain sound color etc. Cole and Eileen's versions are something oblique to his and less linear, less

a seaside town on the outer extremities of the population surrounding Los Angeles

they are bright green majestic mountains

the red night sky of light pollution

she crosses the country alone by car for several months

who was also a painter

not with my hands

made accessible by the intensity of her involvement and compassion

he understood that the neighborhood’s trans culture needed to be at the center of his work

His portrait work has featured internationally in publications such as the New York Times

about hoof drawn earth

made in despair and with its perceptual foundation in the Nags Head series

as well as seminal cultural figures including Raquel Welch