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Sunday, June 22, 2008
Saturday, June 21, 2008

"The nearly vertical streak in this image shows a satellite called Keyhole 12-3 crossing the sky near the constellation of Scorpio."
Photo: Trevor Paglen
Repeat
repetir,לחזור, повторять, upprepa, tekrarlamak...repetir,לחזור, повторять, upprepa, tekrarlamak...repetir,לחזור, повторять, upprepa, tekrarlamak...repetir,לחזור, повторять, upprepa, tekrarlamak...repetir,לחזור, повторять, upprepa, tekrarlamak...되풀이하다...repetir,לחזור, повторять, upprepa, tekrarlamak...repetir,לחזור, повторять, upprepa, tekrarlamak...repetir,לחזור, повторять, upprepa, tekrarlamak...
Friday, June 20, 2008
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Art Day 43, Twilight
I think this has been the most uninspired day of the year. Maybe it's the number 43. Perhaps it's the full moon. Perhaps it's the scorpion (no - not scorpio, scorpion)bite I got on my jugular last night at 4am. OW! I stared and stared at my Penz, and then stared and stared some more. I decided to make it the receptacle of my un-inspiration:
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
"An American Paradox"
from unitedstatesartists.org:
A country that loves art, not artists:
In a survey of attitudes toward artists in the US a vast majority of Americans, 96%, said they were greatly inspired by various kinds of art and highly value art in their lives and communities.
But the data suggests a strange paradox.
While Americans value art, the end product, they do not value what artists do, the act of creation. Only 27% of respondents believe that artists contribute “a lot” to the good of society.
A country that loves art, not artists:
In a survey of attitudes toward artists in the US a vast majority of Americans, 96%, said they were greatly inspired by various kinds of art and highly value art in their lives and communities.
But the data suggests a strange paradox.
While Americans value art, the end product, they do not value what artists do, the act of creation. Only 27% of respondents believe that artists contribute “a lot” to the good of society.
pulling for the thread of Penz
Losing Track
(c) Denise Levertov
Long after you have swung back
away from me
I think you are still with me:
you come in close to the shore
on the tide
and nudge me awake the way
a boat adrift nudges the pier:
am I a pier
half-in half-out of the water?
and in the pleasure of that communion
I lose track,
the moon I watch goes down, the
tide swings you away before
I know I'm
alone again long since,
mud sucking at gray and black
timbers of me,
a light growth of green dreams drying."
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
wait, does that mean it was night?
last night?!
Wow. Geez, Pënz. Sorry.
(shaking head, wondering where her mind's been while silently coming up with a scheme to blame Edgar)
Wow. Geez, Pënz. Sorry.
(shaking head, wondering where her mind's been while silently coming up with a scheme to blame Edgar)
Monday, June 16, 2008
Pluto Now Called a Plutoid
Sidestepping concerns of many astronomers worldwide, the IAU's decision, at a meeting of its Executive Committee in Oslo, comes almost two years after it stripped Pluto of its planethood and introduced the term "dwarf planets" for Pluto and other small round objects that often travel highly elliptical paths around the sun in the far reaches of the solar system.
and i'm back.
Can u see the moon?
Night's horizon. Well come.
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