i came across this artistic work by Norman Daly that describes a society called “Llhuros” through fictional archaeology and anthropolgy. Got this catalogue from an exhibition in Cologne in 1974, that took place in an actual museum of archaeology. The book is presented as an anthropological study of the objects and findings produced by the artist.
you can read more about the civilization of Llhuros here: https://civilizationofllhuros.org
Upcoming collaborative exhibition at Filiale Exorbit, “Restmengen und Engpässe”. Reopening at the garden—May 14th. Relocation to a studio space—May 15th/21st. See you around in #Freiburg
recently i received a poem in 4 (postcard) parts by @rusty 🖤
here’s one possible version of the poem:
woodear
at
silence-knotted
river
Hysterical History Quiz (separate the silicon from the silly)
maybe #polls also could be used for a fun #quiz ? let’s see…
“Ahhh… the history of the computer. It’s long, impressive, and you’ve probably heard it a million times—right? Well, if you’re so sure you know what’s what and who’s who in computer history, prove it! See if you can separate the silicon from the silly:”
(stolen from “enter” magazine, May 1985, written by Megan Stine and H. William Stine, https://archive.org/details/EnterMagazineVarious/Enter%20Issue%2017%20%28May%201985%29/page/n35/mode/2up?view=theater )
open thread to see the questions:
fragment scenario is an untidy workshop, a small art studio and an open digital library. As a fractionary unit it records, processes and publishes fragments of human life and its surroundings.
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