viva la barracuda
i am so pissed that I missed her last friday, feb 15th.
god damnit.. self hate for missing this. a gold pant suit. leotard type thing. fuck.
she's amazing.
Monday, February 18, 2008
this
this is what i see when i try to read the blog from the computer labs here in south africa.
it is very frustrating. i can see some pictures but never videos or gifs and i think some photos even. but i dont know what i cant see because i cant see it.
some bastard stole my camera. my mom mailing me her old one so i dont have to buy a new one right now. thanks mom.
Sunday, February 17, 2008
connecticut
32 mcdonald's insignias and this gas station convenience store...
i smell like a rose that somebody gave me on my birthday deathbed?
i smell like a rose that somebody gave me on my birthday deathbed?
Saturday, February 16, 2008
both mariss and i feel...
our house may fall apart the rock, biz is not here
not to offend any one else.. when they are not here .. the house is sad too
but biz is a calming force like ahurricane
not to offend any one else.. when they are not here .. the house is sad too
but biz is a calming force like ahurricane
blog that needs to blog
get off my blog
i don't want to make rules on the blog
but i'm not going to blog on this blog any more
blog not really i'm blogging i mean
lying
blogs that need to get blogged:
laissez faire and hitler, a peaceful commmune
hitler - the P.O.V. from da smallest turtle
laissez live free o die
butts: TankASS.
nat and mariss aren't that great: picture montage blogtage
nat and mariss are ok: "story time"
blogdogtgooblog
i udnno
i don't want to make rules on the blog
but i'm not going to blog on this blog any more
blog not really i'm blogging i mean
lying
blogs that need to get blogged:
laissez faire and hitler, a peaceful commmune
hitler - the P.O.V. from da smallest turtle
laissez live free o die
butts: TankASS.
nat and mariss aren't that great: picture montage blogtage
nat and mariss are ok: "story time"
blogdogtgooblog
i udnno
Friday, February 15, 2008
walrii live for 50 yrs swimming in the sea
okay
hi
i like walrii. i track them here on the bbc
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/6529663.stm
and i stare at them on google like 24/7
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Monday, February 11, 2008
someone please take me to this . . .
dc isnt THAT far away
http://rhizome.org/editorial/fp/blog.php/428
"Fantastic Voyage
By Marisa Olson on Monday, February 11th, 2008 at 1:20 pm.
Since its earliest days, cinema has drawn comparison to the domain of magic and fantasies. Many of the form's early scholars agreed less on what film was (theatre? a new kind of pencil?) and more on its ability to psychologically transport viewers. A two-part show opening February 14 at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, in Washington, D.C., explores the ongoing development of this scenario, especially as it relates to the move toward the realm of video and digital media. The first component of The Cinema Effect: Illusion, Reality and the Moving Image is thus entitled "Dreams," and it explores "film's ability to transport viewers out of their everyday lives into states that lie between wakefulness and sleep, sending them on journeys into the darker recesses of the imagination." Artists in the first half of this pioneering exhibition include Darren Almond, Michael Bell-Smith, Bruce Conner, Tacita Dean, Stan Douglas, Harun Farocki, Douglas Gordon, Rodney Graham, Gary Hill, Steve McQueen, Tony Oursler, Wolfgang Staehle, Siebren Versteeg, Andy Warhol, and others. Common among their works is a tracing of the moving image's collapse into pop culture--and vice-versa-- which is to be expected as this form of expression becomes the dominant context for communicative exchange. "Dreams" will be followed-up by a second component, "Realisms," which plumbs a fascinating irony--that "in an age when documenting 'real life' in moving image formats becomes ever easier," because of the increased availability of DIY media, "the line between fact and fiction is increasingly complicated." Both halves work together to present a fantastical and high-fidelity vision of the cinematic. - Marisa Olson"
please?
http://rhizome.org/editorial/fp/blog.php/428
"Fantastic Voyage
By Marisa Olson on Monday, February 11th, 2008 at 1:20 pm.
Since its earliest days, cinema has drawn comparison to the domain of magic and fantasies. Many of the form's early scholars agreed less on what film was (theatre? a new kind of pencil?) and more on its ability to psychologically transport viewers. A two-part show opening February 14 at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, in Washington, D.C., explores the ongoing development of this scenario, especially as it relates to the move toward the realm of video and digital media. The first component of The Cinema Effect: Illusion, Reality and the Moving Image is thus entitled "Dreams," and it explores "film's ability to transport viewers out of their everyday lives into states that lie between wakefulness and sleep, sending them on journeys into the darker recesses of the imagination." Artists in the first half of this pioneering exhibition include Darren Almond, Michael Bell-Smith, Bruce Conner, Tacita Dean, Stan Douglas, Harun Farocki, Douglas Gordon, Rodney Graham, Gary Hill, Steve McQueen, Tony Oursler, Wolfgang Staehle, Siebren Versteeg, Andy Warhol, and others. Common among their works is a tracing of the moving image's collapse into pop culture--and vice-versa-- which is to be expected as this form of expression becomes the dominant context for communicative exchange. "Dreams" will be followed-up by a second component, "Realisms," which plumbs a fascinating irony--that "in an age when documenting 'real life' in moving image formats becomes ever easier," because of the increased availability of DIY media, "the line between fact and fiction is increasingly complicated." Both halves work together to present a fantastical and high-fidelity vision of the cinematic. - Marisa Olson"
please?
For You, Biz!
It is a shame you don't live on the 2nd floor, you could've made a huge banner out of this and hung it from the roof.
Friday, February 8, 2008
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Tuesdays with Biz
Today class was canceled and I had the afternoon off.
I used my time well, doing some valuable research.
Remember Toto?
They could have played at our party.
I used my time well, doing some valuable research.
Remember Toto?
They could have played at our party.
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