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Tuesday, September 25, 2007


George Alexander, 1813-1830, bought to england from the Caribbean,was called "beautiful, spotted negro boy", and "fanciful child nature formed in her most playful mood", in press of the day. it's weird how close this looks to Landseer's portraits or even Stubbs--that ambigious place b/w "human" and "animal" that comes up a ot in european depcitions of the other. The museum of the English Royal Surgeons has a show about medicine, race, and the depictions of both.

squid necklaces

apparently kennedys latin primer, one used by most english students in teh 20th entury, is rife with camp subtext.


Leighton, a trucker based from Ypslainti, has an lj where he posts photos like this.

dubai has date frappicunios. but only dubai.

this 6 pages of Rachel Zoe, is a really subtle deconstruction of celebrity's parasitic culture.

balint zsako does this brightly coloured, delicately lined, almsot surreal drawings, often of animals and people. excellent work.

the lost format preservation society, has these iconic black and white drawings of disks, and the like--including minidisc, vhs, and a dozen or mroe others.


Paul Hornschmier illustrates Kossler's poem, the Big Slide.

53 photos of the 1968 worlds fair, all taken with an instamatic.

joe clark toronto photog and transit critic, writes a long, brilliant essay on consistent usage of type in the ttc. kind of aspielicious in places


Alev Ebuzziya Seisbye, Glass and Cermaic, 2007

michaelangelo signorile notes that condi owns property in california with a liberal documentary female filmaker


Wally Wood for Alka Selzter

excerpt from DFW's edited best american essays 2007

lethem on phillip k dick.

8 photos of german dj's living rooms.

aclu files motions that suggest the craig sting was unconstitutional

the burma situation is worriesome, i wonder if this si going to be simialr to the 1988 crackdown. photos from the democratic vocies of burma.



francois alys found a copy of a lost portrait of St Fabiola. he saw other copies, over the last decade, in Germany, Spain, Paris, Belgium, Argentina, and London. he kept painting them, over and over again, for a decade. The paintings, now at the hispanic society of new york have much to say about cultural memory--one can lose the original,but copies extend the verbal and visual memory of an object maybe forever, the lost/found of historical searching is made clear here. i find the effort holy.


new still from Elizabeth:A Golden Age, with Blanchett


Teh Values Voters Choir signs Why Should God Bless America

Jare Belliveau qubecious family portraits, w/o much sentiment.

sanchez brothers haev a really frighenting, violent, and sinister subtext to their work.

natiev english speaker speaks 20k words.

the bst thing about edwards hiv policy is that it seeks to completely elimante most chunks of the Bush hiv policy


This Durst Photo makes me more then a little hard.


Slate Travels to the Correction Industry Food Trade Fair.


Tauber Abech

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