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Patches the One-Eyed Cat

Here is a painting from a while back. Read more [...]

Everyone Stay Calm

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A Red Burd

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New GlitterPony: Episode 3

I know a lot of people still think poetry is either Robert Frost, slam poetry, or people with berets snapping their fingers, but it isn't. I think that people today would appreciate poetry more if they saw that people are still doing exciting things with writing— that is to say we aren't all lame-o's like Billy Collins. Read more [...]

Sol LeWitt Passed Away

The conceptual artist Sol LeWitt died today (2007 April 09). When an artist uses a conceptual form of art, it means that all of the planning and decisions are made beforehand and the execution is a perfunctory affair. Read more [...]

Electric Slide part 2

It isn't important because the electric slide is a dance that we all need rights to (I would gladly wave that right if we can abolish the dance step from all history), but because the precedent that will be set. Read more [...]

Humphrey Bogart

Pop art-ish thing I did. Read more [...]

Sand Animation

In this video Ferenc Cakó gives a kind of performance by sculpting sand on a projector, called sand animation... The only thing I find slightly disturbing is Cakó's attempt at copyright on his website: Live Sand Animation © is the idea, and the creation of Mr Ferenc Cakó. Read more [...]

Weekend of Readings

I don't know what the schedule is for the Apostrophe series, but I know it happens regularly at Gallery 1412 (1412 18th Ave., Seattle, WA 98122) in good ol' Capital Hill. The background was great as a background, but it just couldn't do all the work. what is the artist saying about background, making background a foreground, etc). Read more [...]

The PC is Funny

Tonight I saw John Hodgman read at the Elliot Bay Book Co. The reading was part performance, which sounds like a dumb thing to say because what reading isn't, but what I am saying is that his reading was much more a performance than most readings. Read more [...]