- Powered by
- WordPress
-
Shoot w/o card: On, Review time: Hold, Auto power off: Off
Here is some video documentation of my photo performance in November for Bushwick BETA Spaces.
-
Abandoned pool
-
Interview with Josh On
The creator of They Rule was interviewed in 2004: The way we are going to move forward in social movements is less around art-pranks and more on good social organizing with one another in real life … organizing places where people can come together to debate ideas.
-
Doonesbury’s War
A profile of Garry Trudeau, whose story of B.D.—the national reservist amputee—has given Doonesbury a relevance you don’t often find in comics.
-
Ideas for actions
Simple Adventures for Everyday Living by Joseph del Pesco. The “scripts” below, which include many suggested by friends as part of a work in progress, began as simple adventures you could do by yourself without spending any money; later some turned more toward public interventions, while others became less literal and more performance-oriented.
-
Bill McKibben in Mother Jones
From Are We Better Off: In Search of Common Ground by Bill McKibben: But if the gross power of wealth is all we focus on, we may miss the chance for making real change. Because the greatest power of elites has been their ability to make us think like them. Our habits of mind imitate…
-
Brown v. Board launches
I had the pleasure of working on a website for the National American History museum’s exhibit on Brown v. Board of Education. The site uses semantic validating XHTML and is laid out using CSS. There were a few instances where I had to resort to tables for layout and inlined-styles abound, but for the most…