A Specimen

For D Sterritt

2011-02-01T21:26:00.002-05:00

north pole

south pole

2011-01-13T17:46:00.000-05:00

Pierre Bismuth, Following the right hand of Marlena Dietrich in The song of songs, 2009

2011-01-10T10:21:00.003-05:00

http://www.hansopdebeeck.com/

Went to see Staging Silence in DC on Thursday, at the Hirshhorn. This was the first thing we viewed, and after beholding such beautiful light, miniaturization, and delicacy it was easy to imagine the Washington Monument as a tiny plastic model on the horizon of an elaborate set.

If you haven't seen Hans Op De Beeck's work, try to make it to the Hirshhorn to see his film in the Blackbox.

Lev Manovich

2011-01-10T10:17:00.002-05:00

http://manovich.net/

Manovich is the author of the Language of New Media, (which is also available for free dollars on AAAARG))

steampunk snowboards

2011-01-10T10:16:00.000-05:00

2010-10-27T18:23:00.000-04:00

R.I.P.

2010-10-26T18:39:00.002-04:00

Paul the psychic octopus, famous for predicting the outcome of countless European sporting events died today.

bftwfd

2010-06-20T13:57:00.001-04:00

WAFFLE TETRIS

2010-06-20T13:52:00.000-04:00

The Institute for Unstable Media

2010-06-06T14:45:00.003-04:00

V2
I want to do a residency here next summer.

Dear Summer,

2010-06-06T13:06:00.001-04:00

kool aid
ice cream
kool aid flavored ice cream

thanks.

2010-06-06T12:45:00.000-04:00

kino

2010-06-05T16:17:00.003-04:00

I

2010-06-05T15:56:00.004-04:00

nice to meet you

2010-03-23T14:47:00.005-04:00

Today I dubbed the first few 16mm films I've made in the past two months

here is one

T. W. Webb, Astronomer

2010-03-10T10:54:00.002-05:00

celestial objects for the common telescope

2010-03-09T18:38:00.003-05:00

She who does not know what the world is does not know where she is, and she who does not know for what purpose the world exists, does not know who she is, nor what the world is.

2010-03-07T21:53:00.001-05:00

slow down the blink of an eye to be the length of my life

slower every day from now on;

2010-03-07T21:46:00.001-05:00

2010-03-04T11:15:00.001-05:00

website

-totally unfinished.

images are not memories

2010-03-04T11:11:00.000-05:00

remembering is not the opposite of forgetting

see

2010-03-03T23:30:00.003-05:00

the eye is the switch

a small sketch

2010-02-26T14:48:00.002-05:00

Quand nos yeux se touchent, fait-il jour ou fait-il nuit?

300 to 400 milliseconds

La Jetee

2010-02-15T12:15:00.006-05:00

On my lunch break from Film, I've been thinking about this Chris Marker one a lot.

seeing/seen

2010-02-14T23:23:00.003-05:00

A painting by the an innovator in camouflage, Abbot Thayer.

imitating objects to imitating the digital image

Garments illustrate the relationship between eye, lens and screen. The ability to heighten senses give way to the ability to invent an object which employs its own perception.

"The growth of technology, separates us directly from the events of real space and real time. We lose wisdom, lose sight of our immediate horizon and resort to the indirect horizon of our dissimulated environment."

- Paul Virilio

Still Here

2010-01-20T11:22:00.002-05:00

New

2009-12-03T20:41:00.004-05:00

The direct image of GJ 758 B (circled as B) was taken with the Subaru Telescope's HiCIAO instrument in the near infrared. An unconfirmed companion planet or planet-like object, C, can be viewed above B. Credit: Max Planck Institute for Astronomy/National Astronomical Observatory of Japan.

Astronomers say they have taken the first direct image of a planet-like object orbiting a star much like our own sun.
Full Article

Impossible

2009-12-02T15:10:00.002-05:00

Does not want yesterday,

Does not want tomorrow,

Believes only in today,

Believes only in perpetual motion.

the map is not the territory

2009-12-02T14:27:00.003-05:00

In time, those Unconscionable Maps no longer satisfied, and the Cartographers Guild drew a Map of the Empire whose size was that of the Empire, coinciding point for point with it. The following Generations, who were not so fond of the Study of Cartography saw the vast Map to be Useless and permitted it to decay and fray under the Sun and winters.

In the Deserts of the West, still today, there are Tattered Ruins of the Map, inhabited by Animals and Beggars; and in all the Land there is no other Relic of the Disciplines of Geography.
Jorge Luis Borges, from "On Exactitude and Science"

thanksgiving laser

2009-11-26T21:23:00.006-05:00

This is a photo of the laser measuring the prime meridian from the Greenwich Observatory.

These are happy physicists after a successful proton collision on Wednesday at the Cern Massive Hadron Collider (above) under the Swiss Alps, near to Geneva.

These experiments help recreate conditions as they existed billionths of a second after the Big Bang, which formed the universe and space-time, no big deal. The protons in turn break down into smaller constituent parts and enable physicists to study the fundamental nature of matter.

2009-11-23T14:34:00.004-05:00

We are looking into infinity
What do you mean by infinity?
Infinity means eternity
How do you explain eternity?
By eternity I mean a seemingly endless time interval (waiting)
Such as?
Forever and ever
and what does that mean?
Infinity (?)

Remembering Milton in the Night at Sea

2009-11-22T14:37:00.002-05:00

...Through the gloom were seen
Ten Thousand Banners rise into the Air
with Orient Colours Waving....
-Milton's Paradise Lost

The night was pitch dark. The whole sea luminous.
Every part of the water which by day is seen as foam
glowed with pale light. The vessel drove before her bows

Two billows of liquid phosphorus. Her wake was a milky train.
As far as the eye reached, the crest of every wave was bright;
& from the reflected light the sky-just above the horizon-

not so utterly dark as the rest of the Heavens.
Impossible to behold this plain of matter, as it were melted
& consumed by heat, without remembering Milton!

2009-11-21T21:42:00.000-05:00

yesterday + today

Summit Screening

2009-11-17T20:14:00.003-05:00

2009-11-16T14:49:00.000-05:00

difference

2009-11-10T16:42:00.005-05:00

This week I finished the third chapter of Baudrillard's For the Critique of the Political Economy of the Sign, entitled Fetishism and Ideology: The Semiological Reduction. I was interested to is description of Fetishism not as manifested ideas represented by objects (typical of Marzist analysis of fetishization) but as an obsession with the reflection/refraction in the code of the system of objects, or words, the fetish is then embedded in the act of play with structural differences of the sytem in question. This is a systematic analysis of the systems themselves.

In The Politics of Difference: An Intro To Deleuze by Todd May, I found an interesting correllary, which I believe applies the significance of negative space in another way:

"We do not want to say, one should live in such a way. There is no general perscription. We have done globalizing concepts. It is not a question of how we should live; it is a question of how we might live. Seen from Deleuze and Guattari's viewpoint, the question might become something like this: "What connections might we form? Or, What actualizations can we experiment with?" If we ask the question this way, we need to bear in mind that "we" is not a given we. It can be a group. It can be an individual. It can be an ecosystem or a pre-individual part or a cross-section within an environment or a geographical slice. What makes it a "we" is not the stability of an identity. It is the participation in the formation of connections.

Wil this participation be a matter of living together? Will it involve power? Yes to both questions. Politics is an experiment in machinic connections; it is not a distribution of goods to those who lack them. To ask how we might go about living is not to repeat the dreary question of who needs what. It is instead to probe the realm of difference that we are in order to create new and (one hopes) better arrangements for living, in the broadest sense of the word living.

I think this exerpt is an incredbly beautiful one, I felt like the nihilism of Baudrillard needs to be balanced out somehow.

They totally look the same.

Conversations with myself

2009-11-08T13:09:00.009-05:00

Botched Taxidermy

2009-11-08T12:54:00.005-05:00

prints, porcelain, and hand-dyed silk

Zack and I Summit Baltimore

2009-11-07T10:29:00.005-05:00

Weird

2009-11-02T22:30:00.003-05:00

stuff going on

Google sky

2009-11-02T22:18:00.001-05:00

I've been using this program quite a bit lately in my work, when I listen to the tutorial I feel like it will be amusing to look back at this in a few years..

2009-11-01T15:53:00.002-05:00

Halloween At Robert E. Lee

2009-11-01T14:39:00.006-05:00

Walked to Robert E. Lee at dusk, got caught in the rain. Watched a 1922 Swedish/Danish silent film by Benjamin Christensen, Haxan: The Witches or Witchcraft Through The Ages. Based partly on Christensen's study of the Malleus Maleficarum, a 15th century German guide for inquisitors, Häxan is a study of how superstition and the misunderstanding of diseases and mental illness could lead to the hysteria of the witch-hunts.The film was made as a documentary but contains dramatized sequences that are comparable to horror films. With Christensen's meticulous recreation of medieval scenes and the lengthy production period, the film was the most expensive Scandinavian silent film ever made, costing nearly two million Swedish krona. Although it won acclaim in Denmark and Sweden, the film was banned in the United States and heavily censored in other countries for what were considered at that time graphic depictions of torture, nudity, and sexual perversion.

crazy

2009-10-28T17:10:00.000-04:00

Found on Inhabitat todayAny one point on a busy street can receive up to 50,000 steps a day, so imagine if you could take all that foot traffic and turn it into something useful – like energy! A new product designed by Laurence Kemball-Cook, the director of Pavegen Systems Ltd., can do just that. With a minuscule flex of 5mm, the energy generating pavement is able to absorb the kinetic energy produced by every footstep, creating 2.1 watts of electricity per hour.

View Through a Telescope

2009-10-27T21:39:00.008-04:00

This painting represents the definitive outcome of several studies Giacomo Balla made following his observation of a partial eclipse of the Sun caused by the planet Mercury, which occurred on November 7, 1914. The eclipse takes place in the upper center of the painting, with a small circle, Mercury, encroaching on a large circle, the Sun. The dazzle of white triangles nearby can be explained as the impact on the naked eye as Balla looked away from his lens. The green cone may also refer to a specific retinal color effect experienced by Balla as he peered down his telescope. Balla was continuing his experiments in conveying the sensations of movement through space with the use of transparent planes, rectilinear and curving forms

I thought this was an interesting parallel to the post I made a few weeks ago with my version of a telescope.

first attempt

2009-10-26T17:18:00.003-04:00

After much delay the first kite is finished. I want to mess around with the dye more so I can match the sky better on the day the photo is taken. The idea is for the kite to disappear.

together

2009-10-26T09:32:00.003-04:00

good morning

Orrery

2009-10-25T11:58:00.004-04:00

I would really like to make one of these

In the meantime:
http://www.exploratorium.edu/ronh/solar_system/

tomorrow

2009-10-22T21:29:00.002-04:00

I am going to the University of Pennsylvania veterinary lab. A field trip for Botched Taxidermy.

inside/outside

2009-10-22T21:04:00.002-04:00

An accumulation of stylized objects that subvert their own use value, the interior becomes a reflection of the inhabitant's idealized self.

I just read part of Baudrillard's dissertation on furniture.

ugh.

Lancaster

2009-10-21T14:08:00.005-04:00

Spent the weekend in Lancaster

Worked on some ideas

Ate good food

Tried to fly

Werckmeister Harmonies

2009-10-13T23:14:00.004-04:00

It's getting cold again
Werckmeister harmóniák is a 2000 Hungarian film directed by Béla Tarr, based on the novel The Melancholy of Resistance, by László Krasznahorkai. Shot in black and white and composed of only thirty-nine languidly paced shots, the film describes the aimlessness and anomy of a small town on the Hungarian plain that falls under the fascist influence of a sinister traveling circus lugging the immense body of a whale in its tow. A young man named János tries to keep order in the increasingly restless town even as he begins to lose his faith in the unnatural and disordered universe from which God Himself seems to have disappeared.

The title refers to the baroque musical theorist Andreas Werckmeister. György Eszter, a major character in the film, gives a monologue propounding a theory that Werckmeister's harmonic principles are responsible for aesthetic and philosophical problems in all music since, which need to be undone by a new theory of tuning and harmony.

Matt, I will return this to you later this week..I've had it for almost a year..sorry!

Record

2009-10-11T15:12:00.004-04:00

I've been trying to organize all of my recordings to share them here, but I am still working on it. I was looking at some field recording websites and I stumbled across a vast international archive dating back to the 1950's from University of California Anthropology professor Robert Grafias. so here it is.

clocks

2009-10-06T20:23:00.004-04:00

Miranda July

once a week

2009-10-06T01:38:00.002-04:00

collection

NYC book/Dachshund Fest 09

2009-10-06T00:26:00.006-04:00

We arrived at Washington Square Park at precisely the right moment, surrounded by proud Dachshunds and their owners chanting the Dachs Song!

The Art Book Fair (at PS.1) was pretty intense, the crowds didn't really facilitate an environment conducive to viewing meticulously made publications, but it was certainly entertaining.

http://www.dachshundfriendshipclub.com/
http://nyartbookfair.com/about

Endurance

2009-10-01T11:16:00.003-04:00

MEN WANTED
FOR HAZARDOUS
JOURNEY

SMALL WAGES
BITTER COLD
LONG MONTHS OF
COMPLETE DARKNESS
CONSTANT DANGER
SAFE RETURN DOUBTFUL

HONOUR AND RECOGNITION IN CASE OF SUCCESS

-Ernest Shackleton

I kind of miss Michigan winters.

Guido Van der Werve

2009-09-29T20:42:00.002-04:00

Is speaking Thursday at the Hirshhorn in DC

Video still from Nummer Acht (2007)

http://www.roofvogel.org/

2009-09-28T21:09:00.002-04:00

Some sketches for a piece I'm working on for accumulation and metaphor. The alphabet as a specimen, in three environments.

quickly

2009-09-27T23:14:00.001-04:00

consensus after existential bubble bath

2009-09-26T15:50:00.000-04:00

Botched Taxidermy

2009-09-25T22:43:00.008-04:00

Zoo

have a nice day

2009-09-24T20:29:00.003-04:00

Rock My Religion

2009-09-23T21:52:00.002-04:00

amazing.

The video Rock My Religion (1984) explores rock music as an art form and relates it to the development of the Shaker religion in America. The low quality image of the video is said to enhance the ideas within it. The video relates Rock and Roll to contemporary culture and the Shaker religion. It finds a way to draw a parallel between a Shaker family and the off balance family of rock. He observes the changes in beliefs and superstitions in the Shaker religion since the 1700’s.

Good Morning

2009-09-23T17:16:00.001-04:00

I didn't have time to photograph the huevos rancheros.

Sketches for a film.

mountain from a mole hill

2009-09-22T20:20:00.007-04:00

Some notes on B. Whorf's idea of creating a new grammer, based on meaning of words as opposed to an existing structure. I am interested in the way his background in Relative Anthropology shaped his view of linguistics.

mirror maps

2009-09-20T12:38:00.003-04:00

A society's maps allow for an interesting semiotic analysis

Mercator projection was developed in 1569 by Gerardus Mercator as a navigation tool. Like the Peters map, the grid is rectangular and lines of latitude and longitude are all parallel. The Mercator map was designed as an aid to navigators since straight lines on the Mercator projection are loxodromes or rhumb lines -- representing lines of constant compass bearing -- perfect for "true" direction. If a navigator wishes to sail from Spain to the West Indies, all they have to do is draw a line between the two points and the navigator knows which compass direction to continually sail to reach their destination.

The Mercator map has always been a poor projection for a world map yet due to its rectangular grid and shape, geographically illiterate publishers found it useful for wall maps, atlas maps, and maps in books and newspapers published by non-geographers. It became the standard map projection in the mental map of most westerners. The argument against the Mercator projection by the pro-Peters folks usually discusses its "advantage for colonial powers" by making Europe look a lot larger than it actually is on the globe.

German historian and journalist Arno Peters (his Ph.D. dissertation focused on political propaganda) called a press conference in 1973 to announce his "new" map projection that treated each country fairly by representing area accurately. The Peters projection map utilized a rectangular coordinate system that showed parallel lines of latitude and longitude. Skilled at marketing, Arno claimed that his map more fairly displayed third world countries than the "popular" Mercator projection map, which distorts and dramatically enlarges the size of Eurasian and North American countries. The media had a field day with this new map that supposedly made things right for the oppressed people of the world.

Maps are bias, as long as we know this it's OK.

Strange Loop

2009-09-15T17:32:00.000-04:00

Constitution Day

2009-09-13T13:01:00.004-04:00

Last evening I attended a discussion:
Angela Davis-http://histcon.ucsc.edu/faculty/davis.html, activist/organizer associated with the NAACP, SNCC and The Black Panther Party, now an instructor at the University of California in San Diego.
Helen Molesworth- Head of the department of modern and contemporary art at the Harvard Art Museum, and formers curator at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Amy Goodman-An investigative journalist and host/executive producer of Democracy Now!
Mediated by Sheilah Kast- Host of Maryland Morning, former Washington ABC news correspondent.

the subject matter included Women's Liberation/Racial Equality/questioning existing power structures/health care reform. The structure of the talk, dictated by the architectural/institutional environment as well the passive, unprepared promptings and input from the mediator Sheilah Kast was, in my opinion, weak. This is not to say I didn't glean much from the experience. It was interesting to see how brilliant individuals can be simplified by the easily digestible rhetoric of an overly embellished narrative format (thanks Amy Goodman) turning them into idols or iconic figures that go unengaged by a paralyzed, self-congratulatory audience.

There were moments of realness: Angela Davis mentioned the importance of the ability to "Separately analyze entities that have been considered inseparable by the structure that defines them as such, and to find commonalities in entities that are separated, to study why this is and question the basis of these classifications"

This topic was amazing, and terrifyingly open, this sort of talk doesn't hold up well in the Performer/Audience format that this particular talk took place in, so it was quickly glazed over with the usual rhetoric of criticizing the Obama Administration, health care reform ect... there were plenty of loaded words the incited standing ovations and raised fists, but it felt like no one was listening.

Helen Molesworth was concise and extremely well spoken, guiding the other speakers into realms that were more conducive to relating to the students. She mentioned that young people are working for predecessors, not their ancestors.
Sadly the question/answer period (which consisted of older audience members rambling about how they heard about the "Women's Lib" movement) was cut short by MICA Events Coordinator Firmin DeBrabander announcing that there would be "Books For SALE upstairs!" instructing everyone to leave already. I was disappointed that the student voice was completely stifled by the format of the talk. I wanted to talk about my insecurities with being a feminist at an art school, how to include this discourse and knowledge into a studio practice, is it irresponsible to neglect this aspect of myself? Clearly I would not expect any of the members of the panel to answer these questions, but I think hearing these topics voiced would have been beneficial for the student body.

I assume that it is relatively clear that I may be losing my mind and/or still trying to digest all of this. I will post an audio file or video of the talk as soon as I can get a hold of one, accompanied with more analysis. It is the structure of the discussion responding, relating, and perhaps mirroring the very structures it set about to shed light on that I am interested in, and would like to further explore this.

Opening Tonight

2009-09-12T14:57:00.004-04:00

An old friend from Traverse City by way of DC came to visit this weekend, and tested the facade of the Contemporary Museum.

FAX invites a multigenerational group of artists, as well as architects, designers, scientists and filmmakers, to conceive of the fax machine as a tool for thinking and drawing.
FAX is a traveling exhibition co-organized by The Drawing Center, New York, and iCI (Independent Curators International), New York, and circulated by iCI.

What Words Want

2009-09-10T13:06:00.002-04:00

In relation to yesterday's post:

Gregory_Whitehead-What_Words_Want_1984.mp3

Found at: http://www.filestube.com

Gregory Whitehead's website

Thanks Joan

2009-09-09T15:09:00.001-04:00

"Language is the first and last structure of madness."
-M. Foucault

Extensions/Shrinkage

When people accustomed to the signs and symbols in Western culture look at these two lines, they are typically tricked by this optical illusion, assuming the line AB is longer than CD.

To explain further, forms (in language, architecture, mathematics, ect) are recognized as legitimate meaning bearing signs and symbols when they fit structurally into respective codes, in this case in opposition to each other. A great deal of Western culture's structure is based on this comparative/oppositional practice of understanding.

"An infinitude of codes based on such oppositions undergrids (the idea of a grid itself is a good example) human cultures and knowledge systems, guiding how people tell stories and how they develop theories of the universe."
- Marcel Danesi

How many pieces does it take to make a whole?

Every person is trying to create an amalgamation of experiences sifted through themselves to build/add to a language. So in relation to myself: I am trying to create within a structure (pick one) and add to a network of ideas, while trying to add to the existing structure-attempting to become fluent in a multitude of languages while creating and translating to express in the clearest way possible.

"Language is to us (humans), as a shell is to a mollusk."
-Francis Ponge

Celebration, Florida

2009-09-08T16:43:00.005-04:00

While talking about B.F. Skinner's parenting approach (the Skinner Box) of engineering personality (sheltering his daughter's exposure to experiences outside his mandated environment) I was thinking, where has this tactic been used on a larger scale? My first responses were prison and mental institutions. Someone mentioned the Walt Disney World's intentional community called Celebration:

"A road called World Drive connects Celebration directly to the WDW parks and resorts; the north end of World Drive begins near the Magic Kingdom and its south end connects to Celebration Boulevard, allowing Celebration residents and guests to drive to Disney property without having to use any busy thoroughfares."

Life by Disney

Google Maps view

Can't Stop Pax Nicholas

2009-09-05T11:44:00.002-04:00

While in Hampden yesterday I spent about an hour in True Vine Record shop. http://www.thetruevinerecordshop.com/
I originally went in to find some South African Soweto LP, but found (with the help of Owner, Jason Willett) an amazing record by Pax Nicholas, a West African musician and a compilation of rare Australian post-punk from 1978-1982 featuring Primitive Calculators, Xero, The Moodists and Ash Wednesday.

Pax Nicholas: http://www.daptonerecords.com/pax_nicholas.html
Can't Stop It: http://www.corduroy.com.au/chapter/can'tstopit.html

first/last

2009-09-03T18:40:00.002-04:00

Something I made on the first and last day of intro to wood

Mysticism

2009-09-02T14:29:00.003-04:00

Ideas or "work" trying to pen in something vast and overarching.
Lots of stress, but hey, let's give it a try.

Late Tomatoes

2009-09-01T16:36:00.003-04:00

A little recap of this summer's harvest at Duncan Street Community garden.

Names

2009-09-01T16:32:00.004-04:00

for something that doesn't exist

yet

First Day (night) of School

2009-08-31T12:35:00.002-04:00

Late awakening after No Rest Fest last evening, which was well worth the sloth.
Cinnamon chili coffee on the stoop and talk of relativism and pluralism, a fair way to begin the semester.

Relativism is the idea that some elements or aspects of experience or culture are relative to, i.e., dependent on, other elements or aspects.

Pluralism is used, often in different ways, across a wide range of topics to denote a diversity of views, and stands in opposition to one single approach or method of interpretation.

Cosmic pluralism, the plurality of worlds, or simply pluralism, describes the belief in numerous other worlds which harbour extraterrestrial life. The debate over pluralism began as early as the time of Thales ( about 600 BC ) and has continued, in a variety of forms, until the modern era.

Found

2009-08-30T13:10:00.004-04:00

Best dumpster find: The Tao of Physics found at 2000 W. Cermak and Damen By Zack Wednesday.
I've just started it, and I can already tell it will be an amazing read, it was originally published in 1975 by Physicist by Fritjof Capra. This edition has been revised to accommodate new discoveries in the realm of sub-atomic physics.

Physicists do not need mysticism, and mystics do not need physics, but humanity needs both. – (epilogue)

Space

2009-08-30T12:48:00.007-04:00

On the way back to Baltimore last week we spent a day in Pilsen at our friend Pete Halupka's house.
It's a great neighborhood, lot's of tamale joints and Mexican pastry shops.

We spent an hour and half in Golden Age http://www.shopgoldenage.com/
A small artist book/gallery/record shop opened by Marco Kane Braunschweiler and Martine Syms.
Zack and I spoke to him for a bit about the store, his work, and his recommendations, a beautiful book of transcripts of interviews by artist Cyrus W Smith - Art Talk AM.

I would love to start something like Golden Age in Baltimore, I have the storefront space for it..
more to come on this subject.

free

2009-08-30T12:39:00.004-04:00

Just got back from a northern trek with Zack. Flew into Chicago, rented a car and drove up through Grand Rapids to Traverse City.
Modes of Transit:

bike
rental car
airplane (737)
feet
hands & knees
kayak
moving walkway
L
light rail
cab (3)
elevator
escalator
stairs

most of the images are on my flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/radsitl/

Excavations One

2009-04-01T13:34:00.001-04:00

This was a response to an assignment based around the premise of building a box and using it in a narrative. It was nice to get back to digging holes, I think there will more of this in the future. The text in the piece is an excerpt from an entomologist Edward O. Wilson's "Consilience."

A Specimen

For D Sterritt

Lev Manovich

steampunk snowboards

R.I.P.

WAFFLE TETRIS

The Institute for Unstable Media

Dear Summer,

kino

I

nice to meet you

T. W. Webb, Astronomer

images are not memories

see

La Jetee

seeing/seen

Still Here

New

Impossible

the map is not the territory

thanksgiving laser

Remembering Milton in the Night at Sea

Summit Screening

difference

Conversations with myself

Botched Taxidermy

Zack and I Summit Baltimore

Weird

Google sky

More

Halloween At Robert E. Lee

crazy

View Through a Telescope

first attempt

together

Orrery

tomorrow

inside/outside

Lancaster

Werckmeister Harmonies

Record

clocks

once a week

NYC book/Dachshund Fest 09

Endurance

Guido Van der Werve

quickly

Botched Taxidermy

have a nice day

Rock My Religion

Good Morning

mountain from a mole hill

mirror maps

Strange Loop

Constitution Day

Opening Tonight

What Words Want

Celebration, Florida

Can't Stop Pax Nicholas

first/last

Mysticism

Late Tomatoes

Names

First Day (night) of School

Found

Space

free

Excavations One