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05 January 2006 by nathaniel

the odys series featured on DVblog

the storyteller from DVblog
the storyteller on DVblog

DVblog, an awesome project that re-blogs video art from around the world and run by some of the net’s greatest stars, has a great feature on me and the odys series today!

Says the site:

This is work of huge ambition both aesthetically & technically & it’s brave and it’s edgy, sometimes to the point of being uncomfortable to watch. Neither does Stern fear engaging with complex & difficult ideas.

Definitely worth more than one viewing.

Makes me gush with warm fuzzies. Note that this series is also available compressed for iTunes and iPod – individually zipped or as a podcast – from odys for your iPod @ odys.org.

Posted in art, art and tech, me, poetry, pop culture, re-blog tidbits, south african art, stimulus, technology ·

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23 December 2005 by sean slemon

Keep your Knives and scissors

It has finally been ruled that airline passengers are allowed to take all kinds of nail clippers, knives shorter than 4 inches/ 12cm and tweezers, NT cutters and other highly terrifying tools of terrorism(sic) back onto the planes for their trips.
Freedom at last. Keep your stuff.
The five year collection period has ended.
Maybe airlines will open museums to display their vast quantities of confiscated tools with looped videos of disgruntled passengers and Art handlers who arrived at work on the other side, only to discover they had to buy new leatherman’s and tools and tweezers and knives. Or maybe they will be given to the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation for a large scale public sculpture at Ground Zero.
Where did they all go? Does anyone know?
Thanks Guys. Thanks for collecting all that stuff. We missed it!
This ruled on the same day on which the transit strike ended here in New York. I felt that walking to work was pretty exciting-use you’re legs your fat enough! I actually cycled into Manhattan each day.
I had hoped it would make people realise that cars had had their day. They too became useless when everyone who had one got inside one to drive around ahem, sorry, I mean sit in traffic. You couldn’t really call it driving now could you.

Posted in news and politics, poetry, sean slemon, stimulus ·

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30 November 2005 by kaganof

kaganof & janssen


photo by karen bradtke who runs the wonderful artspace gallery in durban
contact her at artspace_durban@yahoo.com

Posted in art, kaganof, poetry, pop culture, thando ·

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28 November 2005 by kaganof

to copy is to live


more great art by dick tuinder on
www.dicktuinder.com
and
www.sallydewinter.com

Posted in art, kaganof, poetry, pop culture, theory ·

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25 November 2005 by kaganof

kagalove


by dick tuinder

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24 November 2005 by kaganof

www.smssugarman.com


photo by guto bussab

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