Some of the top science achievements of 2015 are personal to me. My grandmother was diagnosed with breast cancer in the 1940’s. After a mastectomy she miraculously, even back then, was a cancer survivor. Tragically, she died two decades later in a house fire. My mother has faced cancer twice in her lifetime. The first […]
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I’m in NYC again, walking around among the places where it seems everyone I knew over the last 16 years in this city used to be able to afford to live. What a perfect frame of loss and longing, transition and possibility in which to speak on the Eulogy for the Dyke Bar (EFTDB) at PULSE today. EFTDB is an installation by artist and queer Macon Reed: a fully-immersive structure that revisits the legacies and physical spaces of dyke bars, an increasingly rare component of the contemporary queer cultural landscape. Made of simple materials and seductively saturated colors, Reed’s hand-made installation includes a full bar, pool table, jukebox, and wall-to-wall wood paneling.
I am honored to be part of that exhibit! I will be on a panel discussing the present moment of dyke bar closings at 1pm on 125 W 18th St. between 6th & 7th Avenues. I’ll …
Oh, my! This daily was just too much fun.
My first Žižuku poem!
What is a Žižuku poem? You may well ask: “pick on any widely received idea and find the most clever-sounding way to invert it, so as to create a paradox, or at least the semblance of one.” The post is well worth a read though it may only amuse a few language or philosophy geeks.
Read on if you want to know how I did it.
I read the post and got hang of the rules of the game.
I took the subject of the Daily Create today and applied the rules to it using some of the content on the blog to help me get started. Then went to Notegraphy and looked for a template that was suitably tacky and ‘new agey’ - I wanted it to look as if the words actually meant something. Once I found the perfect template, Bob is your uncle!
Lastly, I just keep laughing as I read it. Humans make wonderful nonsense generators. Just give us an arbitrary rule and we are away!
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