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the bond between sound and an idea is radically arbitrary. View high resolution

the bond between sound and an idea is radically arbitrary.

III View high resolution

III

I have a few mass market books falling apart, II. View high resolution

I have a few mass market books falling apart, II.

birds. page 18 & 19 of The Principles of Art. View high resolution

birds. page 18 & 19 of The Principles of Art.

I write when I’m sad. I read when I’m happy. (I have recently been “bad” at doing either because I teach, and teaching takes up a lot of my time. But I am learning to juggle the three.) The post-it note is a note to myself about an essay I was writing about Jay-Z and Adorno. The paste job on the righthand-side page is a clip from the beginning of a Robert Frost poem, “Directive”. It’s my favorite poem, ever.  I do read when I’m sad and write when I’m happy. It’s just more likely to go this way. From The Principles of Art by Collingswood, pages 202-203.  View high resolution

I write when I’m sad. I read when I’m happy. (I have recently been “bad” at doing either because I teach, and teaching takes up a lot of my time. But I am learning to juggle the three.)

The post-it note is a note to myself about an essay I was writing about Jay-Z and Adorno. The paste job on the righthand-side page is a clip from the beginning of a Robert Frost poem, “Directive”. It’s my favorite poem, ever. 

I do read when I’m sad and write when I’m happy. It’s just more likely to go this way. From The Principles of Art by Collingswood, pages 202-203. 

this is my favorite page in my newest artbook endeavor.  it’s pages xviii and xix of the introduction to a beat-up 1909 Gross & Dunlap copy of A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare. most of my posts will be from this book for now. or maybe not. View high resolution

this is my favorite page in my newest artbook endeavor.  it’s pages xviii and xix of the introduction to a beat-up 1909 Gross & Dunlap copy of A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare. most of my posts will be from this book for now. or maybe not.