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2021.08.29
2019.08.29
2D CAD database
19082902.db Acropolis of Contemporary Art axonometric
2009.08.29
Shared birthdays (?)
publication of Einstein's General Theory of Relativity [1916.03.20]
2005.08.29
Hi, Gorgeous. Haven't I Seen You Somewhere?
WOW! I just found the answer to everything discussed here. It's in a new book--Billions of Ways to Catch a Euphrates Cat by "The Tigress." It's tricky reading though because you have to be a step ahead of the next page, but there's comfort in that one good turn deserves another.
Hi, Gorgeous. Haven't I Seen You Somewhere?
Yeah, Hamilton is a great (occasional) reenactor of Duchamp's work (personally, I prefer the reenacted Ocular Witnesses), and Duchamp turned out to be a great reenactor of his own work. Reenacting Duchamp is a very Duchamp thing to do.
Hi, Gorgeous. Haven't I Seen You Somewhere?
There are old memories and there are new memories, but every memory by default is a reenactment.
1999.08.29
empire of light
There is an inter-relationship between magnitude and scale in that scale is used to measure/gauge magnitudes. The most interesting aspect of scale is that it automatically implies at least two entities, namely, the entity being measured and the entity measuring.
1977.08.29
August 29, 1977. Monday, Rome
[Stayed in bed most of the day. I wasn't really sick, just ill at ease. In retrospect, I probably just needed to decompress.]
1961.08.29
1961. Tuesday, Paris
In the morning Teeny and Marcel fly from Orly with Air France on flight 794, which is due to arrive at two-twenty in Stockholm. They plan to visit the exhibition "Rörelse i konsten" [16.5.1961] in which the full-scale replica of the Large Glass constructed by Ulf Linde is on show.
Ephemerides
1936.08.29
1936. Saturday, West Redding
To reimburse his transatlantic crossing costing $180, the $10 paid to Charles F. Biele & Sons and the remaining time and materials supplied by Carl Rasmussen, Miss Dreier gives Dee a cheque amounting to $202.50. Apart from repairing the Large Glass during the summer, Dee has also had Rotative Plaques Verre [20.10.1920] and 3 Stoppages Etalon [19.5.1914] taken out of storage. The optical machine now has a new motor and is in working order; the three canvases of 3 Stoppages Etalon have been mounted on glass and photographed with the rulers [8.7.1918] for Dee's "album" [5.3.1935] using the white weatherboarding of the house as a background.
In the post Miss Dreier receives three copies of the Trust Agreement [27.8.1936] from Blandy, Mooney & Shipman, which she and Dee are to execute in New York. In a covering letter Mr Shaw recommends that, in view of the terms of the document, the future trustees should each make suitable provision in their will.
Ephemerides
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