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Although I sometimes cringe at his take on liberal things as I see them, I appreciate Andrew Sullivan’s thought process and writing on most things political – he’s a classic ‘conservative’ (not a neo-con) and has the insight to see that his species is endangered…. He has a great article on Obama in The Atlantic [...]
Check out the brawl in the comments at AFC. P.S. This is art-ish about not-art about art about art, if you follow. Tags: art, creative commons, news and politics, pop culture, re-blog tidbits, stimulus, uncategorical
The iCommons Auction: Unique Internet Artifacts iCommons, the global non-profit incubated by Creative Commons, and based in Johannesburg, South Africa is auctioning off paraphernalia donated by some of the world’s leading Internet figures. The over thirty items on the auction list run the gamut from the historical: the coats worn by Internet activist and Stanford [...]
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Please, more like this, Mr. President. You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video Tags: Links, news and politics, youtube
Off-topic, but I have to put this out there. The constant Republican talking point on this topic is that if Democrats (and others) sincerely feel that waterboarding is torture, then they should explicitly state as such and make it illegal. Currently, the law reads “acts of cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment” as torture. [...]
Looks like printer Ricardo Fornoni (damned if I know his surname, but a really nice guy who I used to chat to all the time at Krut) – who does fine art inkjets for many of Joburg’s digital elites – is opening South Africa’s first gallery dedicated solely to emphasizing collaboration, experimentation and digital art: [...]
And while I’m mentioning shows I’m on in New York, Broad Cast Response – the video installation I made as part of the iCommons residency in Croatia – will be screened as part of the t-minus festival in Brooklyn next weekend: Premieres November 9th at Monkeytown in Brooklyn, NY. Two screenings: 7:30 and 10:00, $5 [...]
In my illness, I neglected to mention the opening of ‘New Prints’ at the International Print Center New York on Thursday. It’s too bad – I’m sure the opening, which was followed by an after-party in celebration of Art on Paper’s New Prints Review, was sure to be a blast. Still, I’m on this show [...]
Was part of a festival / party promoting Irish tourism in Dublin SL this past weekend (weird to be dancing and partying while sick in bed, but there you are). Below is a brief video with some of my prints (and my dancing avi) featured, and below that, a scan of the Irish Times feature [...]
