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Bibliopole: The Dodo's Lost Foot
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A blog dedicated to antiquarian books and other aspects of bibliophilia, with a smattering of musings about natural history, science, technology, fossils, classical antiquity and literature. This blog expresses personal opinions only, and does not necessarily reflect those of my employer, or, indeed, anyone else. A Don's Life by Mary Beard - Times Online - WBLG. Recent News on Artdaily.org. Burke Museum paleontologists discover major Tyrannosaurus rex fossil. What’s It Like To Be A Dancer? Ancient Cultur...
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Bibliopole: How not to de-accession
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A blog dedicated to antiquarian books and other aspects of bibliophilia, with a smattering of musings about natural history, science, technology, fossils, classical antiquity and literature. This blog expresses personal opinions only, and does not necessarily reflect those of my employer, or, indeed, anyone else. A Don's Life by Mary Beard - Times Online - WBLG. Recent News on Artdaily.org. Burke Museum paleontologists discover major Tyrannosaurus rex fossil. What’s It Like To Be A Dancer? Ancient Cultur...
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adam in the world: August 2008
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Adam in the world. Pigs in (urban) space. Aug 13, 2008. The above pictures are from Georgia. This past week. More pictures at The New York Times here. Some of them disturbingly beautiful. Or rather - what the fuck was he thinking? Naive thoughts of future greatness? This war seem so absurdly meaningless. It's outcome so depressingly predictable. The only one to benefit from this is Putin and Russia. It's an ad the Danish artgroup Surrend put in the biggest Georgian Newspaper some days ago. No peace I find.
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adam in the world: Testing, Testing, One, Two
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Adam in the world. Pigs in (urban) space. Mar 5, 2009. Testing, Testing, One, Two. Juuust testing out how blogging from iPhone works. endless new possibilities. Forever yours truly - adam. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Irregular posting since 2004. This is the weblog of Adam P. Adam, architect gone urban. The main themes discussed here are urbanism. Descriptions of their relationship. And a strong focus on things in between. Forum ov psychick blah. Return Of The King. Testing, Testing, One, Two.
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Bibliopole: Georg and Edvard Scheutz and the Construction of Difference Engines
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A blog dedicated to antiquarian books and other aspects of bibliophilia, with a smattering of musings about natural history, science, technology, fossils, classical antiquity and literature. This blog expresses personal opinions only, and does not necessarily reflect those of my employer, or, indeed, anyone else. A Don's Life by Mary Beard - Times Online - WBLG. Recent News on Artdaily.org. Burke Museum paleontologists discover major Tyrannosaurus rex fossil. What’s It Like To Be A Dancer? Ancient Cultur...
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adam in the world: April 2008
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Adam in the world. Pigs in (urban) space. Apr 4, 2008. Night spend at dinner/workshop discussing a project on the subject of abandoned buildings and secret places. Here are some of the things that came up:. A map of abandoned - but now, no longer secret - places in Danmark. A very secretive guy who create "offices" in direlict buildings. Dutch urban and architectural thinking. Lebanese artist, graphic and web designer. Forever yours truly - adam. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Irregular posting since 2004.
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adam in the world: Some Sight
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Adam in the world. Pigs in (urban) space. Mar 31, 2009. Posted this picture of a Robert Smithson ( check. None-site. I like Smithson very much and the idea of the Non-site:. The Non-site (and indoor earthwork) is a three dimensional logical picture that is bstract, yet it represents an actual site in NJ (The ine Barrens Plain). It is by this three dimensional metaphor that one site can represent another site which does not resemble it - thus the non-site'. An illustrator who blogs - Abstract City. Recent...
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adam in the world: August 2007
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Adam in the world. Pigs in (urban) space. Aug 28, 2007. And here I ought to write something smart about realities, time, presence, etc. but I'm to tired. So you'll have to just enjoy the rest of his Souvenir Photoset. On flickr. He's been around. And think of something smart yourself. Forever yours truly - adam. Aug 25, 2007. Last night I went and saw this show, "Fallen From The Sky" by the Circo da Madrugada. Taking place in a park in Ørestaden. Forever yours truly - adam. Aug 20, 2007. Aug 16, 2007.
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Ancient history - Quicunque
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Eclectic Notes and Ephemeral Dustbunnies. Saturday, May 17, 2014. It's amazing the things that turn up when you're not looking for them, isn't it? We've made a start on packing stuff up ready for the move, and all kinds of things have come to light (or drifted to the surface, depending how you look at it). Long-forgotten stuff that hasn't been seen in years, and in some cases not since my partner got this house about 15 years ago. Today's haul of interesting discoveries include:. A copy of Ancient Egypt.
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Wunderkammer : A Journal of Environmental Art: 02.11
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Sun Boxes : Craig Colorusso. Artist Craig Colorusso will have his environmentally minded (and solar powered! Sound installation, Sun Boxes. On view for a short time only at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. If you are in the area, I encourage you to drop by. Though I have not seen the work in person myself, I can attest from the video of the piece, below, that it seems like it would be a unique and lovely experience. Here's a video of the works installed at the 12th annual Sculpture at Maudslay. Solastalgi...
