2026.03.26
in today's mail, and last week's too
 
Helmut Friedel, Thomas Girst, Matthias Mühling, Felicia Rappe (editors), Marcel Duchamp in München/Munich 1912 (2012).
Martha Buskirk, Mignon Nixon (editors), The Duchamp Effect: Essays, Interviews, Round Table (1994/1996).
Just noticed that the München/Munich book is stamped 'Mängelexamplar', which means 'defective sample' or 'faulty copy'. I wonder if that is the same as 'Uncorrected Page Proof', which is how books-printed-for-review-purposes-only are labeled.
 
Plus, also just found out that there's this positive/negative thing going on between the book's dust jacket and the cloth cover. Who knew there'd already be lots to conjure with?
2025.03.26
451 Rhawn Gallery
2016.03.26
Virtual Painting 269
Virtual Painting 270
2007.03.26
Theory Part II - Doing What I Said I Would Do...
"So what would Deleuze do?"
"Well, let's reenact him and find out."
2004.03.26
Re: The history of the destruction of architecture
Imagine how different ancient architectural history would be if there were existing records of all the 'Pagan' temples destroyed in the name of Christianity. For example, where exactly in Greece did the spiral columns within the original St. Peter's Basilica (later reenacted via the baldachin by Bernini) come from? It was Eutropia that first told Helena about these columns and their original locations.
Or what would architectural history be like if all the buildings that were ever erected on this planet were a matter of record?
2002.03.26
Cold Soup
Trash Can [Do It] 1
1999.03.26
war design
It appears we are beginning to continually live in metabolic times.
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