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June 19, 1995 — Untitled
This is worth reiterating:
Beach rocks jutting up from liquid churn
pebbles in the sea
Cheek bones beneath my lover’s face
What are they to me?
Hard things shape and hold in place
The softness of the earth.
Bones and stones support the shape
That rends all beauty’s birth.
— John H. Richards, June 19, 1995
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Family Feud, Google Style
This morning, sitting around the breakfast table sucking down homemade blueberry-strawberry-banana-cranberry all fruit smoothies (is there anything better?) my family discovered a fun new pastime. It is a version of family feud, reincarnated as a lens into contemporary culture and its uses of search engines.
Most web browsers come with a built-in search bar that defaults [...]
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Natzke: Music to My Eyes
One of the first artists I discovered when I ventured into the realm of computational and generational art was Erik Natzke. I have since been following his blog and eagerly awaiting the arrival of some recent work. Summer dreams do come true.
In his recent post about Color Mining he also pointed to a flickr gallery [...]
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Civilization — Marco Brambilla
I’m usually not too keen on simply referencing work posted on other sites and linking to it from my own blog, but a recent installation I’ve come across is just too good to pass up.
Meet Marco Brambilla: a video artist and filmmaker who was noticed by the owner of the Standard Hotel in New York [...]
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Scrabble — Kickin' it when it comes to advertising
Mattel has gone all out on their new commercials for Scrabble. It seems they’ve made a departure from the layman’s opinion of Scrabble being an outdated, esoteric board-game for middle-aged frumps, to be played post America’s Funniest Home Videos. Considering I’m such a sucker for good advertising (my wife makes fun of me for having [...]
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