Some stuff about me: I am obsessed with all things new and techy-like. I spend equal time getting bruised up on my bike and prancing around in pink and sequins. I dislike spit on the sidewalk, mayonnaise and the seams on the toes of socks. I enjoy french bulldogs, cupcakes, post-modern philosophy and fat snowflakes that fly back up. I have a tendency to social theorize everything, but I also have an appreciation for the just plain absurd.
Flesh Colored Canvas - 1/365 by Luca-P (Luca Pierro) on Flickr.
This video was made for the Guggenheim / YouTube Play Contest. It is intended to be displayed in exhibit, preferably in a gallery projected on a large white wall. It was intended to be exactly 10 minutes: the limit of time allowed. In addition to what it means to you and as such, it is meant to express a point of view about language, experience, art, specifically video performance art, the philosophy of performance and ethics - the face to face
A graphical representation of the contradictions in the bible. Each red line links 2 contradicting statements.
Perhaps the word “paradoxes” would serve this concept better than “contradictions.”
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Street Art of the Day: An as-yet-unverified new Emma Goldman-inspired Banksy stencil has popped up in the London neighborhood of Fitzrovia over the weekend, adjacent to the former location of the Bristol Bomber’s “One Nation Under CCTV” piece.
[a|m.]
brilliant, as usual.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lk9m4zBlDd1qzpwi0o1_1280.jpg)
Street Art of the Day: An as-yet-unverified new Emma Goldman-inspired Banksy stencil has popped up in the London neighborhood of Fitzrovia over the weekend, adjacent to the former location of the Bristol Bomber’s “One Nation Under CCTV” piece.
[a|m.]
brilliant, as usual.
I’d love to see the “how it was made” for Blu’s work.
