museums
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Unterselfconsciousness
Wikipedia Poem, No. 985 automatic black curtain makes way for light within the system for most of the art world’s subconscious — severe ghosts pour through dreams with 16 inch kalashnikovs khan fiercely criticizes desire examines the industrial printer of the black curtain makes way for light herself the artist-activist now represents the system at…
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fin de ciel
something else underneath the bottle something else underneath the plate somethine else underneath the glass he did not self-identify with the movement
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Manliness is a Terrifying Idea (Dan Graham)
Wikipedia Poem, No. 758 buildings penetrate people misunderstand basically a corporate site my work has to be people misunderstand its heroic alienation it’s a basic critique of alienationship to be sure people misunderstand basic society corporate site work has that way about it maybe people misunderstand its alienation my work has to baffle perplex misunderstand…
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Top 10 Smartphones of 2019
Wikipedia Poem, No. 741 “For the entertainment of his guests, Nero would illuminate his whole garden with bodies of live Christians covered in burning oil and strung up on flaming crosses, crucified. At dinner he would have the Christians rubbed by his guards with aromatic herbs and garlic and sewn up into sacks and then…
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Magpiety
Wikipedia Poem, No. 736 after Czeslaw Milosz my birthplace which applies distantly from one and art … to the direct experience of this app ibidem conferatur magpiety i walked through books against our will even it does not occur without books this also applies to distant from one end even against our will it does…
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Wikipedia Poem, No. 130
thought died he said he bought a stay stayed close to tie us together and other darkness and stripes in the new museum of wood tin and around the subject of sculpture when every person who sevens is looking for William Merritt who chases stars and reassembles the canvas with painting retrospective of hard truths…
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Notes from Chicago
“A fleuron is a typographic element, or glyph, used either as a punctuation mark or as an ornament for typographic compositions. Fleurons are stylized forms of flowers or leaves; the term derives from the Old French word floron for flower. Robert Bringhurst in The Elements of Typographic Style calls the forms ‘horticultural dingbats.’ It is…
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wikipedia poem, no. 20
boldness security togetherness she discovers anger envy no love no standing don’t dangle anything from the ash no flash photography do you, dear undertow pity cruelty pride modesty shame please be quiet no flash photography does she dangle anything never forget touch her own safety shame please be quiet you can’t park here safety shame…
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