We Are Midway
Our, sometimes, informant Myrvn has been working with Chris Jordan via IBM to investigate how our waste travels. 

Making things. Making things happen. Making it to things that are happening. ...............................................................................................................................................................
Our, sometimes, informant Myrvn has been working with Chris Jordan via IBM to investigate how our waste travels. 

Labels: advertising, artist, photos, thoughtful
A variable resistor or rheostat. Okay, I am not going to pretend that I really know much about this. Its my giant dimmer that can handle a lot of wattage. My uncle gave it to me as a safety precaution in testing my light pieces.
Also, check out Gideon's piece in Harper's, Tokeville: On the frontiers of Federalism and Dope
Labels: interesting


top: Screenshot from Rivers and Tides, a doc on Andy Goldsworthy
bottom: Gerhard Richter painting
My father loves organizing his garage and workshop with peg boards. I like the idea of having all your tools and supplies out and displayed on the wall.


top: Ruby Falls, middle: stalactites on the way to Ruby Falls, bottom: Grandparents' barn behind the house.
At my grandparents farm in Tony, Alabama



The last photo is the old bath house that my dad used when he was a little boy.
Opera playing. Operating on a presentation that might include the game operation or something of the likes. Like, I am tire, maaaan. But I found this. The highlight; My reading chair.
Labels: photos
by Jo Seub via vvork
Wondering which painting inspired this work.
// This Descent from the Cross bears the closest resemblance. Thanks Santi //
I love the things that make me smile when I am alone.
Animal Collective is like the Beach Boys of the 21st century. Has that already been said?
Watch The Persuaders on Frontline
"Find out why people join cults and apply that knowledge to brands
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Labels: advertising, film
The first time I ever heard Dinosaur Jr. was at a QuickTrip parking lot in the summer of '93. My friend and I, both 15 at the time, had taken my mom's car out and then preceded to lock the keys in the car. Luckly the guy hanging out and blaring Dino Jr. knew how to break into my car with damage being done. All's well that ends well.
I had to bring the plants inside from the rain. Its been raining all month, now.
But I put the mouse outside, away from the cats. It was only drizzling then.

Its hard to figure out what to do and impossible to calculate if it matters until the moment comes and goes and one is left enraged.
segment from frontline
Labels: film, interesting
The forms (in black) are numerals 1-9 derived from the letters.
Screenprint by Claire Nereim
Bakers Dozen
Labels: craft, Design, typography
Fragments from Atlantida (2009) from Olga Mink on Vimeo
If I get any work done today I'll be AMAZED! I keep getting distracted by pretty things. Met with Carl this morning. Super nice. Responsible for a lot of the graphic goodness in Wired Magazine. Its Friday! Hollerrrrrrr
ty mervyn
The zinnia is supposed to flower. cruzamos los dedos!
The basil's pretty cute for a plant. above
Tomato above. Even though I have never nurtured a tomato plant that produced fruit, I love having them around for their fragrance.
Labels: plants
by Kate MccGwire. 

Site Specific installation
Pigeon feathers, felt, glue and polystyrene
4.5 x 2.5 x .5 m
via today and tomorrow