went and saw matt taggart perform at legong in north portland last night (along with crank sturgeon and dead air fresheners). nice improvisatory piece from matt. a few photos:
ongoing collection of collage over at concretewheels
(a little obsessed by it right now, actually)
A couple more organizations over on “things organized neatly.”
I love that site, it visually suits that need to make order out of chaos (an ongoing battle in my work/living spaces).
These images have appeared below and feature in pages over on concretewheels.
[The links here go to the specific image on the "things" site. Take a look at the archive pages there to get a good feel for the variety to be found.]
The two above join this one, mentioned previously.
hammer tapes
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addendum: one more
For Allen Bukoff: The chicken standing at Milton Way (N 47° 14′ 14″, W 122° 20′ 00″)
Inspired by Mr. Bukoff’s recent performance at Fluxfest Chicago, a piece derived from a number of colliding sources starting with Milton’s “They also serve who only stand and wait” and running through John Milton Cage’s 4’33″ (of silence), this is a map of the chicken to be found silently standing along Milton Way in Milton, Washington.
This is a photo of Allen’s performance:
And his original graphic (that inspired a flurry of variations on fluxlist):
As mentioned, the chicken (on the map) resides at Milton Way.
Way (pronounced ˈwā) is derived from the Old English wegan – to move, carry, bear – via the Latin vehere (vehō), meaning to carry, bear or convey (possibly to serve, as from a tray (?) [see photo of Allen above]).
It is a homophone of Weigh (also pronounced ˈwā), also derived from the Old English wegan to move, carry, weigh. So it could as easily be “The chicken at Milton Weigh.”
Note: 433 Milton Way is just at the ‘T’ in Milton Way (in the chicken’s head) on the map above…
[A bit more in a similar vein, but lacking chickens, may be found here)
hammer tapes, a piece from awhile back, sent off to, and included in, that lovely blog, things organized neatly
collected translucent caps and inserts that alter the flow of a container’s content
a contribution to allen bukoff’s fluxus play set
stole chris reynolds’ idea (fluxus piercing ceremony – he actually pierced the skin)
I’m calling 40 a set (2006 to 2010) and so have made a case and index sheets for them
otomo yoshihide
korekyojinn
haino, kawabata & yoshida