"In my opinion there are worse insults than floggings. I would rather be flogged than have most people ‘like’ me."
— D.H. Lawrence, from Studies in Classic American Literature.
December 30, 2010
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Last night I handed in my last thing of the semester (which was, incidentally, about this:
That is a slaughterhouse, designed by Le...
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“After all the things that happened, described and undescribed, if I told you I still loved the father would you understand it? How there was a wire...”
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“Nothing can grow under big trees.”— Brancusi, on leaving Rodin’s workshop after only two months
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Blip Festival NYC 2012
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Along with our hunger for grief comes impatience with emotional restraint. From the tearful confrontations of Intervention to the acting...
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Endpapers used for writing, blotting, and test scribbles. Also, clips of the digitization equipment.
From Poetry for Children, ed. J. Aikin...
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Ron Padgett and Joe Brainard, from S, 1963. From Jacket #16 (March 2002): Joe Brainard feature.
