C.J. Martin's Blog, page 29

theparisreview:“His recollection of an abandoned prospector’s...

theparisreview:

“His recollection of an abandoned prospector’s shack, which he discovered as child, aptly describes his own studio: ‘a little palace assembled from … almost any type of found object you can imagine.’”

Remembering artist and collagist Jess, who was born today in 1923.

Julia Drescher, HANDS CHALK THE WALLS

Julia Drescher, HANDS CHALK THE WALLS

Frank Sherlock’s new book looks really wonderful…

Frank Sherlock’s new book looks really wonderful…

tonytobecasual:Book of The Death of Arthur | 7(first part)

tonytobecasual:

Book of The Death of Arthur | 7

(first part)

elderlymag:Elderly is from Brooklyn, NYCurated by Nicholas...

elderlymag:

Elderly is from Brooklyn, NY

Curated by Nicholas DeBoer & Jamie Townsend


free, creative commons, post anywhere, print out, burn in public places, etc.

Issue Five

featuring


CASSANDRA GILLIG
ALANA SIEGEL
MEL BENTLEY
TED REES
MALI SCOTT
ROBERT GLÜCK

Laura Moriarty, THE CASE (O Books, 1998)

Laura Moriarty, THE CASE (O Books, 1998)

tonytobecasual:Book of the Death of Arthur | 5

tonytobecasual:

Book of the Death of Arthur | 5

"Imperial ideas transform time into space. Nomadic ideas, on the other hand, tend to understand time..."

“Imperial ideas transform time into space. Nomadic ideas, on the other hand, tend to understand time as a multiplicity of times. These times—tribes of monads—are autonomous from each other, each one obeying its own laws. (The notion of a single spatialized time is linked to the historical appearance of the State.) The Rarámuri, for example, developed a model based on the existence of more than one internal time, sustaining the existence of various “souls” that simultaneously co-existed within the human body. While the Huichol believe that when a pair of nomad groups meet two different times collide. This understanding of time not only functions to plumb the profound nature of the human animal but also to impede the formation of a unitary political order, a system of centralized control.”

- Heriberto Yépez, Empire of Neomemory (via jacobwren)

jeandonnelly:Interview with Agnes Martin (1997)“I don’t...

jeandonnelly:

Interview with Agnes Martin (1997)

“I don’t think we deserve any credit. The inspiration comes to you, tells you exactly what to do. I do take the blame though. You get shaken between the inspiration and the finished product. You have to take the blame for that.”

I used to meditate until I learned to stop thinking.

Julia Drescher at Omniverse: from V | HARD ISLAND

Julia Drescher at Omniverse: from V | HARD ISLAND:

When we came back to Austin after the storm last year, V | HARD ISLAND was the first book Julia wrote. (She’s coming to the end of another one now.) I’m sure she’d send more of it to anyone wanting to have a look if you back channel.