Always Two Sides
Over at 4Q Conditioning.
6/29/10
6/28/10
6/27/10
6/26/10
BAYOU LA BATRE, Ala. —
“Everyone’s worried to death.”
“My wife, she’s good. But with money, she blames on me, I blame on her. It makes your life more of a struggle.”
“I haven’t seen powdered milk since the refugee camps.”
“BP took our life away.”
“I don’t want nobody to have this miserable life.”
Read: Cleanup Hiring Feeds Frustration in Fishing Town by John Leland, NY Times
Say it ain't so
NY Times:
"The Food and Drug Administration is seriously considering whether to approve the first genetically engineered animal that people would eat — salmon that can grow at twice the normal rate."
6/25/10
6/24/10
INVENTORY BOOKS
Inventory Books is edited by Adam Michaels, designed at Project Projects, published by Princeton Architectural Press, and launched with a party.
Inventory Books Series Launch Party
Sunday, June 27, 2–6 p.m.
186 Orchard St. (bet Houston & Stanton)
New York
6/23/10
living up to his own standards
"I don't think the University of Kentucky can be so ostentatiously friendly to the coal industry ... and still be a friend to me and the interests for which I have stood for the last 45 years. ... If they love the coal industry that much, I have to cancel my friendship." —Wendell Berry
Read: Lexington Herald-Leader and/via NY Times
6/22/10
6/21/10
6/20/10
6/18/10
Brown Family Dairy
Billy Ray will work hard and his farm will earn him a living, and he will be happy and his life will be fulfilled, and he will know a great peace in his soul such as few men have ever known.... There will be dogs, and life will be good.
Read: Billy Ray's Farm by Larry Brown
Watch: documentary by UM Southern Studies Class
via/more: A Modern Dairy Tale [NY Times]
6/17/10
6/15/10
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6/10/10
W/ Stand Up Comedy
ARE WE HAVING FUN YET!?
Opening tonight, June 10th at W/----, “APPLAUSE COPYRIGHT ©1966 BY BRUCE CONNER. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED” is revisited by Stand Up Comedy. Focusing on one signal, the installation is a relic made to fit the confines of the project site. W/---- as a place for entertainments and openings as recreation, or objects as performance. The audience will often define the space.
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