When your earlobes have little chunks missing in the exact shape of little rat teeth, don’t despair. It’s natures way of saying ‘hi’. You too can develop such communicative capacities, and intimately reach out to the earlobes and eyelids of … Continue reading
by j p, May 12, 2002 0 comments
Sara Diamond ran an online documentary workshop @ the Adelaide fringe this year, which seemed on the money. Trapeze-boy missed it tho, but I did at least nail an email address for Sara, who also runs the Media and Visual … Continue reading
by j p, May 12, 2002 0 comments
Spooky thing about sunrise on a Tasmanian mountaintop, isn’t that you’re viewing the same rugged coastline that faced the boat people round 1788. Nor is it the swarms of electronic insects, or the absence of tassie tiger DNA. Tis that … Continue reading
by j p, May 10, 2002 0 comments
Sigh. Keepin it wheel in North America is one Sandee Moore, who for the exhibition Godzilla vs. Skateboarders: Skateboarding as a critique of social spaces, built what every technoscape reader has been dreaming of. A skateboard ramp which triggers samples. … Continue reading
by j p, May 2, 2002 1 Comment
Ever wanted to fake your own moonlanding? Interested in the terraforming of mars to create conditions suited to life? Wondered what it’d be like if other planets filled our views in the sky? You might like science fiction, and coincidentally … Continue reading
by j p, May 1, 2002 2 Comments