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Micro Texts

April 11, 2010

Working on a visual poetry project with the help of Nisa Asokan and her microscope. Here are some of the images we captured from household items.

onion_1

banana_plant

seed

smothered

tumeric

weird

yellow

spikes

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Old Photos

January 25, 2010

Some photos I found at Kudzu Antiques recently:

puddle_sm

I love how it looks like the mom is lowering the kid into the puddle. “Go play with your brothers in the mud!” The photo is dated September 1963.

haircut_sm

Anyone have any ideas where this could have been taken? Seems like a nice scene.

couple_sm

Photo dated February 1952, San Antonio Texas.

Now for some animals:

jackrabbit_sm

horses_sm

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Mourning Photos

October 5, 2009

“The painting may cheerfully portray the life of the deceased, but to nineteenth-century eyes, the daguerreotype, in showing the moment of death, or one just afterward, does a better job at portraying the person, the essence of the child, his soul.”

Links:

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Should I Call Alex?

September 3, 2009

Saw this the other day at a coffeeshop:

I think Alex would make a pretty picture of Wendell.

I blurred out the phone number since I’m not sure Alex wants his phone number all over the internet. If you want to call Alex, e-mail me privately and I can get you in touch!

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My Life with Mannequins

August 16, 2009

As a boy, I was unusually obsessed with mannequins. I used to beg my parents to take me to Sears just so I could stand next to one of them. I remember once I got too close and tipped one of them over; I was terrified but the department store staff were all very nice and told me it was okay. The above photo is the only remaining picture of this early obsession.

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don’t clown you me

August 15, 2009

clowns

Reverse: John Jaccoud, Bonnots Mill MO.

(thanks, Dawn.)

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Feral Houses

August 4, 2009

feral house

More here.

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The Robots Have Taken Over

February 22, 2009

These pictures taken at the Exxon on Candler St and Memorial. I think it hasn’t opened yet, but all the LCD panels were turned on last night. Strangely creepy.

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Things I Saw in SanFran

August 29, 2006

Saneesh:

Karma:

Just Another Bridge:

Some Peaceful Hills:

Some Books at City Lights Bookstore:

Matthew Barney’s Drawing Restraint at the MOMA:

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5. Of Montreal

4. Violent Femmes

3. Broken Social Scene

2. The Dresden Dolls

1. Andrew Bird

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