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Sophie Calle’s Collection: “Death, I guess.” | Mapping the Marvellous
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Itineraries of curious objects and collections. Glossary of the Marvellous. Sophie Calle’s Collection: “Death, I guess.”. In her studio outside Paris, surrounded by taxidermied animals. Photograph by Alastair Miller in. On one wall are works Calle has exchanged with other artists, including Cindy Sherman and Robert Gober. Dramatic eyelashes turn out to be by English artist Lisa Milroy. A series of small coffins, made in China, are for burying pet crickets, Calle tells me. November 11, 2012. Cartographers...
Seashell Nostalgia II | Mapping the Marvellous
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Itineraries of curious objects and collections. Glossary of the Marvellous. Glass and seashell souvenir of the Empress of Ireland, 1906-14 (Merseyside Maritime Museum, Liverpool). 8220;Nothing looks as dead as a seashell in suburbia…”. The Great Deep: The Sea and its Thresholds. New York: Random House, 1992, p. 118. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Click to email (Opens in new window). June 22, 2012.
Oceanomania | Mapping the Marvellous
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Itineraries of curious objects and collections. Glossary of the Marvellous. Can’t wait to get my hands on a copy of this new book by Mark Dion – ‘part exhibition catalogue, part scientific log book, and an archaeology of our fascination with the sea’:. Oceanomania: Souvenirs of Mysterious Seas from the Expedition to the Aquarium. For more info on the exhibition the book accompanied (still heart-broken I missed it). Oh, and I also can’t wait for Christmas break to begin. Bring it on. December 16, 2011.
Tracking Polar Bears | Mapping the Marvellous
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Itineraries of curious objects and collections. Glossary of the Marvellous. And polar bear in northeastern Alaska. This fantastic photo was sent to me by. Reader Paul Bindel, who works for the Grand Canyon Trust. An environmental non-profit organisation based in Flagstaff, Arizona. It shows Michael Collier. And got invited along on a USFWS. Or State Wildlife polar bear tagging operation. He is working on a book about climate change in Alaska called. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Beauti...
January | 2010 | Mapping the Marvellous
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Itineraries of curious objects and collections. Glossary of the Marvellous. Atlas of Remote Islands. Coral or cuttlebone, anyone? The Pull of the Sea. Cartographers of the marvellous. But Does it Float. Colossal Art and Design. The Academy of Curiosity. The Book of Barely Imagined Beings. The Zymoglyphic Museum Curator's Web Log. Friends of the marvellous. Minerva's Owl Repairs. Centre de Vulgarisation de la Connaissance. Institute for Cultural Practices. Max Planck Institute for the History of Science.
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aniewilliamspix: 01/10/12 - 01/11/12
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This kind of stencil decoration is quite often used. In the wats, in this case on a scriptures box. I didn't notice this kind of narrative stucco decoration. As much, though I've seen it in Laos. What you do see at the end of months of rain, is how. The exuberance of decoration might derive. From the flowers, vines, trees. That are everywhere proliferating. No idea what the sign means, it looks good. So did blue sky, it meant no rain today. Another piece from the always interesting bldgblog. Everything g...
aniewilliamspix: as if its real
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As if its real. Have another site, asifitsreal. Private until now will post there instead. I'll add some of my new paintings, &. Photos from my Tibet and Nepal, China and other trips. Email me if you want details of prints etc. Address in right hand column under 'about'. At present, painting is more compelling than digital artwork. Irene Oberstenfeld de Suarez. So you are back on your blog? Am adding to another site, asifitsreal,. Will take this blog offline quite soon. Will write soon. love Anie.
Bastard of art and commerce: February 2006
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Bastard of art and commerce. Idiocy for a new century. Friday, February 24, 2006. Notes towards the rehabilitation of the seventh grade definition of the word GAY. And trust me, the dam has bursting. If Hollywood’s cannibalistic recent past is any indication, Tales of Sailors who can fold sweaters and hairless Bikers trading in their hogs for Miatas will be flooding the Cineplexes soon, MARK MY WORDS. In those moist, glistening pre-Britney days of sexual innocence, when a young lad seeing Phoebe Cates em...
Bastard of art and commerce: August 2005
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Bastard of art and commerce. Idiocy for a new century. Sunday, August 28, 2005. Me no bloggie next week. Going on vaca. On the off chance you care. Labels: Greg's Life As Nincompoop. Posted by Greg Mills at 3:00 PM. Links to this post. Saturday, August 27, 2005. A two blog household. My wife Paula has just launched an East Bay shopping blog called Discount Army. We need a second PowerBook. There is no way around it. Posted by Greg Mills at 9:13 AM. Links to this post. Wednesday, August 24, 2005. The Civi...
Bastard of art and commerce: December 2005
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Bastard of art and commerce. Idiocy for a new century. Thursday, December 29, 2005. Ruby's gift for prophecy. Dad, when I squint my eyes I can see the future.". What do you see? Bright lights. and dust.". Well I also see giant pincher bugs.". Labels: Greg's Life As Nincompoop. Posted by Greg Mills at 10:21 AM. Links to this post. Thursday, December 22, 2005. Starting with me head:. Eyes: Large, blue, with heavy lids and bluish rings below. I have never had enough sleep. Ever. Wrinkle under th...A quarter...
Bastard of art and commerce: May 2004
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Bastard of art and commerce. Idiocy for a new century. Wednesday, May 26, 2004. CC: Rita Pontiff, Gerald Neilsen, Bruce. Re: Coil malfunctions on the DK-4900J. As you may know, the DK-4900J has been on the fritz for the past week or so. As you. Needless to say, this is alarming. In investigating the cause of the appearance of the substance, I made some inquiries with the technicians on shift at the moment (Francis and Deke) as to who had been seen in and around the coil manifold. Francis then volunte...
Bastard of art and commerce: July 2005
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Bastard of art and commerce. Idiocy for a new century. Thursday, July 28, 2005. But the AM, the joint is hopping with old Chinese ladies, doing their OLD-CHINESE-LADY-ROBICS. But Greg, I’ve tried cardio-roller skating, I’ve tried Jazzerilates, I’ve even tried Supine Lymphatic Kneading from Sweden. What is it about Old-Chinese-Lady-robics that makes it such an appealing addition to Physical Culture? An excellent and well timed question, Senor Rhetorical Conceit! Is the Chinese Old Lady Community concerned?
Bastard of art and commerce: January 2006
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Bastard of art and commerce. Idiocy for a new century. Monday, January 30, 2006. Ruby drops the Funky Robot. I retreat. Ruby and I went on a little shopping excursion this past weekend. On the ride over, I threatened her repeatedly with The Claw, a technique by which I tickle her by forming the digits of one hand into a claw-like rictus, then poking her in the stomach with it. It doesn’t work all that well. Mostly it just annoys her. Which is fine for me. I’ll take what I can get. Links to this post.
Bastard of art and commerce: March 2006
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Bastard of art and commerce. Idiocy for a new century. Thursday, March 30, 2006. The well is dry, so I thought I post some old crap. UPDATE: The links now work. I am a bad person.). Here is some old crap that I think is pretty good. You may like some of it, too, as it is less hacky than the newer garbage. Enjoy, Blog Friend! Nude Women vs. Naked Ladies. Notes towards the rehabilitation of the seventh grade definition of the word GAY. Enjoying a relaxing stroll, before the love making. Links to this post.
Owl's Cabinet of Wonders: May 2013
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Sunday, May 19, 2013. Glass, Art, and Science. Guess posting once a year or so is better than not posting at all, but probably not much. It's not that I don't ever think about Cabinet-appropriate things; in fact, stuff falls into my radar range fairly frequently, but I use the "I'm too busy" card, probably way too often. It's about a new exhibit featuring glass models of marine creatures created by Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, and the curator's effort to locate living examples. And its Gallery includes 3...
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With tags city structures. Funny / Tragic / Absurd. On August 29, 2010 by mappingthemargins. I’ve been holding onto these photos but now seems like a good time to document them. At the Arabic intensive I attended this summer in California, I immediately noticed the beautiful Askadinya (I think it is called Azarole in English) trees dotting the campus. Askadinyas are all over the Eastern Mediterranean and I loved eating them in Palestine in the spring. Then, from my classroom (where I was learning Arabic!
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How We Did It. Bull; How We Did It. Mapping the Martyrs is designed as a resource for the study of persecution and martyrdom in the early centuries of Christianity. In the past, a common belief was that early Christians were subjected to constant persecution. More recently, a nearly opposite approach has gained notoriety in which the realities of martyrdom have been deemphasized or even denied outright. Both of these approaches distort our picture of early Christianity. Project and licensed under a Creat...
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Mapping the Marvellous – Itineraries of curious objects and collections.
Itineraries of curious objects and collections. Glossary of the Marvellous. Itineraries of curious objects and collections. Sophie Calle’s Collection: “Death, I guess.”. Having a Coke with You by Frank O’Hara. Let’s get botanising! 100 Projects I Never Finished. Cartographers of the marvellous. But Does it Float. Colossal Art and Design. The Academy of Curiosity. The Book of Barely Imagined Beings. The Zymoglyphic Museum Curator's Web Log. Friends of the marvellous. Minerva's Owl Repairs. The Wildgoose M...
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UNDER CONSTRUCTION – Mapping the Maze – Finding the way to your fitness goals
Mapping the Maze – Finding the way to your fitness goals. Scroll down to content. I believe there is no philosophical high-road in science . . . No, we are in a jungle and find our way by trial and error, building our road behind us as we proceed. 8211; Max Born. Being smart about fitness. There is an overwhelming amount of diet and exercise advice available. Unfortunately, it’s not necessarily always good advice for you. Here’s why:. Exercise scientists haven’t been able to give a lot of definite ...
Mapping the Maze | Where are we going and how do we get there?
Where are we going and how do we get there? Who lurks in this labyrinth? The Problem of Happiness. December 26, 2009. For the past few weeks, I’ve been working my way through “Happiness: A History”. By Darrin M. McMahon (2006, Atlantic Monthly Press, New York). This quote from the preface should be a nice appetizer to whet your interest to read the book yourself:. Is it correct to assume, with Freud’s contemporary the American philosopher William James, that “how to gain, how to keep, how to ...Is happin...
Mapping the Kumbh Mela | Interdisciplinary faculty and student research on a “Pop-up Mega City”
Mapping the Kumbh Mela. Interdisciplinary faculty and student research on a Pop-up Mega City. Mapping the Kumbh Mela. Leave a comment ». Welcome to Mapping the Kumbh Mela, the blog for Harvard University’s research at the Kumbh Mela. This blog contains writing, posts, media and other impressions and information from the Harvard team’s research at the Kumbh Mela. This blog will be updated often, so please check back regularly. Click here to see the full blog. Learn more about the project. Read our blog po...
Mapping the Miles
V3 of my presence on the World Wide Web. Friday, October 18, 2013. 150 is the new 100: Odin's Revenge 2013 Recap. Wow It's been a while. I feel like I should write about 3 or 4 posts for some background before I put this one out, but in the interest of somewhat expedient reporting, I'll write this one now and worry about the other stuff later. I would have two big endurance tests to gauge my ability before this ride, Bonk Hard Racing's. The Ogre in mid April and Dirty Kanza 200. I was not the only one ru...
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