🫧 BLINK 🫧, an exploration in ephemerality and interference, new work with Jen Lowe is mostly elsewhere 🦋 🐘 for the Bright Moments #bacollection 🇦🇷 see you in Buenos Aires 🇦🇷

EXCLUSIVE: “The Killing of Richard Oakes.” Proud of this investigation. It’s about the Mohawk father who seized Alcatraz for all Native Americans in 1969. And it’s about what happened to him 3 years later, in a lonely spot in the woods. 1/ read more + sfchronicle.com/projects/2023/…

not sure who needs to hear this, but disco ball 🪩 prices have gone exponential post-covid. 12" disco balls 2012: $25 2020: $25 2023: $65

Reposting on Indigenous Peoples' Day Our San Francisco Chronicle story about the 1972 killing of Richard Oakes, the Mohawk activist gunned down at 30 by a man who thought Oakes was a "troublemaker" and "better off dead" A California jury acquitted the shooter sfchronicle.com/projects/2023/…

Folks in or coming to Philly in the next 2 weeks - come see our show! This exhibit showcases findings from a 2.5yr research project tracing the global flows of digital wasting from mining, manufacturing, operations, to discard.

People ask “how could a single Victorian novelist produce 10 million books” and then you read the diaries of Victorian novelists and they’re like “spent the morning rolling around in cocaine and laudanum. drank a hundred cups of coffee and saw God.”

Texts from my wife. This damn dog.

I DON'T KNOW CARL

If you want to learn math by yourself, here is a beautiful book list 👇 30 Best Math Books to Learn Advanced Mathematics for Self-Learners 😲 abakcus.com/30-best-math-b…

The affective shift that’s accompanied this political era is so huge that it feels absurd to give it the kind of name that would’ve historically been assigned to such an epoch. “The end of the liberal order”?“The decline of the American empire”? Ridiculous. Maybe “the idiot age.”

Early morning elk activity in Point Reyes. (Thx SC)

US painter Nicole Eisenman, Watchers, 2016 #WomensArt

cats eating corn on the cobb that’s all…

Buffleheads! 🦆🌊

One day people will look back on "net zero by 2050" as one of the dumbest things ever.

Twilight Snow in the Yoshino Mountains, by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, 1836 #ukiyoe