Everything’s Fine
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YESTERLAND, TOMORROWLAND, TODAY: NO MAN'S LAND (The Age of Enlightenment II)
To many Discover is a bank for the credit-challenged and Discovery is where, every week since 1988, it’s Shark Week.
For optimal viewing experience read in browser. The colors and pictures distract from all the reading.
Mediating Earth and Sky’s Divorce: New Edition Derangements
ESSAY FOR GROUP SHOW 'The Annunaki'. PRIZES INSIDE: ALIEN RENT SEEKERS, PRE-HISTORIC "CONTROLLING THE NARRATIVE" TRANSHUMANIST REVERIES. In the beginning was the Word. Then came the Image.
Leaving Chauvet Cave, earliest artwork known to ma...
In Dog We Trust: The De-Evolution of Man
What would alienate the most people at one time? If I said I knew which came first, the question or the answer, it would be untrue but it is how I found myself inside the Javits Center, a building that feels like industrial steel making...
MIAMI and the Passive Joys of Identity-Loss
The most stunning thing about my time in Miami could be how little I feel I have to say about it. Maybe I’m losing whatever extra-sensory sociological shine I had, evolving as a person or my heart just isn’t in it anymore but my desire...
"Psychic Rest Stops and Long-Term Storage Solutions"
I read a version of this at Rainrain Gallery a couple weeks ago.
God, money, memory. Unseen forces can be transformed into psychic rest stops. Give them a 1900 number, a permanent address; crown it with grace call it divine and give i...
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