Roberto Burle Marx · Untitled, 1970
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№ 001 — Home

brentbarnette.com

This page is a small personal switchboard — a place to gather calendars, writing, a résumé, and whatever tools I build for myself. It grows one widget at a time.

§ I

Personal Workspace

Password-protected tools for my day-to-day.

§ II

About Me

The résumé, the writing, the professional signal.

§ III

Interesting Stuff

Things I'm watching, reading, and standing in front of.

№ 10 · Cultural Calendar · August 2026

This month, elsewhere

A handful of things I'd want to see, hear, or stand in front of this month — across the Tate, Royal Opera, Wigmore Hall, Glyndebourne, OSESP, and MASP.

Manage

Picks for this month arriving soon.

№ 07 · Now Reading

On my nightstand

  • Long Island — cover

    Long Island

    Colm Tóibín

    Twenty years after Brooklyn, Eilis Lacey is drawn back to Enniscorthy — to the town, the people, and the choice she thought she'd left behind.

    Foyle's
  • Poor Economics — cover

    Poor Economics

    Abhijit V. Banerjee & Esther Duflo

    A patient, empirical rethinking of global poverty — what actually works, built out of field experiments across five continents.

    Foyle's

№ 09 · Quotes

“The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.”

— Dorothy Parker