Tagged With "provincetown"

Picture this Cautious Lips, Cookie is on her way to see an art show so she can review it for her weekly review in The East Village Eye ( local arts newspaper of the east village) I run into her on 57th street uptown and she invites me to join her. The opening is in a gallery on the 9th floor of a building on W.57th St. We arrive early before anyone so she can see all the work clearly without anybody in the way. We take the elevator to the 9th floor and the door opens right into the gallery.

Thank you. You seem to always have such stories...you should consider writing a book (I know I'd buy it.) On a positive note, I am trying this patience you spoke of in the Anya thread Shhh...I'm trying to listen to reason...

And Cookie was a brilliant writer, as well as being a photographic icon and movie star, CL. There's a worship site at: http://www.angelfire.com/md/cookiemueller/home.html if you can stand the pop-ups. Her book, "Walking Through Clear Water In A Pool Painted Black" is an amazing classic and I believe still available from Amazon. I first met Cookie that summer that everyone from "Desperate Living," as did I, lived in Provincetown (where Bobby lives now.) The summer when Willy Brookes, the...

Hatches - they were spying on her, as per Linda Y. Know what I mean?

I am SOOOO loving alll the ole tales from back in the days... hatches, needles and bobby (more pictures dear bobby boy! Please! Please!)... although I never quite 'got' Cookies 'talent' as a writer... bon vivant perhaps but scribe no.. but maybe its me...(more tales of 'old' please)

So simple and clear it is more like talking than writing. Very hard to pull off - im a big fan.

I recently read Ask Dr. Mueller:The Writings Of Cookie Mueller. It was amazing-I laughed, I cried, it was an amazing read. I also recently picked up I'll Be Your Mirror(video) and it was such a touching film. I was not around during the club periods, etc so this video is nothing short of amazing. I do admit, I cried a lot while watching the parts with Sharon and Cookie.

Cautious Lip, please, please tell me where you picked up the video for "I'll Be Your Mirror" Thanks!

I was just having some wonder... I was looking through My SO 80's book By Patrick McMullan...And I saw Cookie in Her casket... I always wondered why she died so young...so I started searching... I have had such a great time researching her. She was such a jewel. I wish I could have met her...

She was a jewel, you are right. I think there is a Cookie topic here somewhere.

Daddy..you silly..THIS is the Cookie topic. And here in Ptown we have Cookie's son Max aka Baby Noodles from Pink Flamingos and Cookies baby grandaughter who looks just like her. She danced next to me for an hour last week in front of town hall as I played guitar and sang. She's a real pisser.

Of course this is the Cookie Topic. I'm so stupid. I'll never figure out this whole interweb thing. Chi Chi just laughed. She said, "Now the whole world knows what I know". Actually, that was a VERY Cookie Mueller thing to do. She was really smart, really funny and REALLY ditsie.

I am receiving one hell of an education on these forums,and I thank everyone. I remember seeing Nan Goldin's photography in a magazine as a teen in the late 80's (I think it was Details) and I was so drawn to the images. I know Cookie was an actress,...

Absolutely gorgeous pic of Cookie + Max Mueller + Gennaro Palermo, definitely taken in Ptown, year and photographer unknown. What beauty! Thanks to Bobby M who sent this over...

Gorgeous! I would guess, looking at them all, it was 1977.

The photographer is Bobby Miller: http://www.facebook.com/photo....490196&id=1356943416

Thanks Punklet, but Bobby Miller is NOT the photographer of the picture posted above.Bobby DID post the picture on Facebook as well as send it to us..Like us, he doesn't know who the original photographer is - if anyone does, do let us know!

I wish I had taken that photo but alas no. I will ask Sharon, she might know.

Originally Posted by Chi Chi: Thanks Punklet, but Bobby Miller is NOT the photographer of the picture posted above.Bobby DID post the picture on Facebook as well as send it to us..Like us, he doesn't know who the original photographer is - if anyone does, do let us know! I'm pretty sure it was taken by David Armstrong.

Yes, it was taken by David Armstrong.

Just to set the record straight.. I AM the photographer of the photos of Cookie Mueller, her son Max and Gennaro Palermo in Provincetown, that have been floating around. Not David Armstrong.

Dear Audrey Antler, I apologize for my wrong assumption about David Armstrong -- whose “Summer of ’79” show at the Albert Merola Gallery in Provincetown (25 May -14 June 2007), which included several photographs picturing Cookie and John Waters during that P-town season, led me (and others) to suspect that it was Armstrong who took those great photos. Judging from Max's age, they look like they were taken in the late '70s. But of course Cookie was photographed by a lot of people throughout...

Hello , I am an artist based out of Berlin and I am working on a project about Cookie Mueller. The project includes collecting stories, interviews, writings, memorabilia, pictures, trivia and anything out of the ordinary about Cookie for an independently produced art/homage book. I would like to meet you and find out some strange facts, stories or anything you would be willing to contribute. I am presently in new york city for a couple weeks and I would be able to meet you at any place...

yes almost forgot- you can email me at: chloe.m.griffin@gmail.com want to hear some stories!!

Chloe and I met here in Ptown. She is a bright and interesting girl. I think her book project is going to be great. Please make some time for her if you have a good Cookie story.

I was honored in 1984 (I think) to do a reading w/ Cookie Mueller, who I did not know, at Hallwalls gallery in Buffalo NY. It was one of my first solo poetry readings. I didn't really know anything about her then, except that she had been in Pink Flamingos. But I *loved* her writing, and the way she read it was so great -- she had a slight lisp, and a very hilarious, deadpan delivery, but you were in on the joke with her -- she never had that snotty distance so many "cool" people have. The...

It's a good thing you didn't mess with her Emily. Cookie: "I've got a knife in my purse and I'm going to cut you up after class".

She was such a beautie. I love this picture of her.

Penny and I were just talking about Cookie Last night. I wanted to ask her if she was friends with her...