2026.02.19
Shit Irony Happens
2025.02.19
   
Ury House, Crawford Family Collection excerpts Medical Mission Sisters Archive
 
451 Rhawn Gallery
 
two of the Air Quote Picassos on exhibit
2024.02.19
  
2019.02.19
Mary Boone's 180 hours of community service hour 9
Mary Boone's 180 hours of community service hour 10
Mary Boone's 180 hours of community service hour 11
2013.02.19
13021904.db Stoner Food Restaurant elevation
2007.02.19
what is today's movement?
Client: "Can you design me an architecture that reenacts Duchamp's Large Glass? I want something in facets."
Architect: "Madam, that would be a crime. And besides, you don't look good in the nude."
Client: "Well then, can you design me an architecture that is regional and relates to fashion."
Architect: "Of course, Madam. It will look something like this...
what is today's movement?
Client: "I would like you to design for me an architecture that cracks me up like Duchamp's Large Glass."
Architect: "Madam, you are in luck. That architecture does indeed come in the acropolitan style."
Client: "Wonderful. Now, can you add to that an architecture that hurts like the truth?"
Architect: "Well, I already know what the back door looks like, but, are you sure you can handle it?"
2003.02.19
Re: bankruptcy exhaustion and closure
Chronosomatics has led me to investigate where the mind's "ability to imagine" comes from. I'm working with the proposition that the (mind's) imagination operates like corporal physiology, e.g., a/the fertile imagination operates like corporal fertility, a/the metabolic imagination operates in a dual creative/destructive manner, etc. Furthermore, there is also the chronosomatic proposition that the prevalence of specific operations of imagination (on a global scale) directly corresponds with the prevalence of specific physiologies within any specific slice of the body, where each corporal slice corresponds with a specific slice of time.
2002.02.19
old news from Olney
I guess what really makes me so happy today is that I now know (for sure) that the place I often played as a child was once, and probably for many centuries, a Delaware or Lenape campsite.
2000.02.19
Butterfield 8
  
Elizabeth Taylor
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