Monthly Archives: June 2006
Assorted skims 002


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David kindly pointed out the |
Béo : First blood, part one
First blood, part one. Béo vs. the door hinge. Proudly wearing the mark of receiving an upper-cut blow to the eyebrow. Continue reading
Power of Cobol cover design proofs
| Cover image licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 South Africa License, viewable here. |
These images link through to Continue reading
Whatcha Doin’ Saturday? (via Mike)

Hello all
Herewith some details of a party we’re throwing on Saturday, if you know of anyone who’d enjoy the more progressive side of dance music please pass the info on.
Thanks
Mike
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SoCiety at DCM – Saturday 1 July 2006
Soul Candi and Boomerang Music present:
SoCiety at DCM
In association with Continue reading
Vectors of proximity and perspective
A remix of photographs Continue reading
Solid Light by Sean Slemon @ DK
I believe Sean put together this, some would say minimalist, exhibition with Jill Ross in about a week. Simple, elegant etchings with sensitive economical marks and a crisp, tactile installation of taught twine. Can?t say if the trees illustrated on some of the etchings are dead or not, but it does strike me that the medium – paper – is of course the stuff of dead trees. |
The site specific installation traces Continue reading
untitled stern
Nathaniel seems to be having a fabulous time at the iCommons Isummit in Rio. Continue reading
Monospace series
| 3.666… (Lambda print available) |
Partly inspired by Bronwyn Lace’s 77/21 installation and a phrase she used in discussing it; ‘image of the proper fraction’, in fact using photographs of the installation I took at the opening along with a new ‘search engine compressionism‘ technique and 3.666
As far as it is about anything, or does anything, it’s about some of the esoteric and popular angles around code, hypertext, and about perspectives on containment, freedom authorship and the great all consuming battle against ‘kippleization’ etc.
These images in source format are 42cm x 52cm @ 400dpi
Post-Derridian rubrics
Since Derida, separating rubrics such as art and design, or old- and new media art just doesn’t seem to make all that much sense any more.

