Category: studio

  • 032026


    (The essay on modesty) (in application for) (bodily autonomy)

              (She lost that case) (on (wide is the gate))  (rhetorically memorable)
    
                            (Arbiter rise)

    (Attracted to) (the most minor) (advantages) (adopting gendered props)

              (Assaying willingness)                       (I notice a certain scarlet letter)

    (Dream of a house) (it can’t be mine) (vast roominess)

                            (Dream of a beach) (but it’s a beach with a                 problem)
    
              (In the smug of your (natural woman))               (I have had (a stain) (a conceit))
    
                                        (Despite appearances (allegedly))
    
              (A medical person) (declares the injury a                                     non-emergency)

    (The essay on modesty), Krystal Languell


  • AG2026_1550009a, Then (if we’re lucky) 


    And isn’t everything risk?

    The beloved lives 
    Then dies,
    Then (if we’re lucky) 
    Rises again 
    Into a poem or song

    Or into the world 
    In some other form 
    Impossible to predict.

    Simplest story, oldest tale: 

    Sparrows sing it
    From every hedge;

    And swallows, also, 
    From their nests on the ledge. 

    [And isn’t everything risk?], Gregory Orr

  • From the shores of oval oceans


    Constance Debré was in conversation about her work with writer and critic Alice Blackhurst. (LRB, 2024)


    Also, her website.


    A flock of dreams
    browse on Necropolis

    From the shores
    of oval oceans
    in the oxidized Orient

    Onyx-eyed Odalisques
    and ornithologists
    observe
    the flight
    of Eros obsolete

    And “Immortality”
    mildews …
    in the museums of the moon

    Lunar Baedeker, Mina Loy

  • What we want, what we believe


    10. WE WANT LAND, BREAD, HOUSING, EDUCATION, CLOTHING, JUSTICE, PEACE AND PEOPLE’S COMMUNITY CONTROL MODERN TECHNOLOGY.

  • intoned in chant


    purple and black intoned (also, in another register the green and brown)

    in chant

  • 012826



    Le Jardin aux Habitants, Robert Milin. (tracé, matériaux de récupération, terre végétale, végétaux, peinture, installation dans espace urbain, actions d’habitants.) 2002. Palais de Tokyo. In 2022.

    Book published in October 2022. (les presses du reel)

    https://milinrobert.blogspot.com


  • And I reach out my hand and pluck a nectarine



    Goaded and harassed in the factory
    That tears our life up into bits of days
    Ticked off upon a clock which never stays,
    Shredding our portion of Eternity,
    We break away at last, and steal the key
    Which hides a world empty of hours; ways
    Of space unroll, and Heaven overlays
    The leafy, sun-lit earth of Fantasy.

    Beyond the ilex shadow glares the sun,
    Scorching against the blue flame of the sky.
    Brown lily-pads lie heavy and supine
    Within a granite basin, under one
    The bronze-gold glimmer of a carp; and I
    Reach out my hand and pluck a nectarine.


    The Matrix, Amy Lowell

  • AG2025AG2024_1122415aa2 projecting an end


    ways of being inactive: rest, … and leisure (Aristotle)

    Leisure was the form of inactivity appropriate to so-called free or active men, who were capable either of projecting the ends of their activity far ahead, or of acting solely for the pleasure of asserting their capacity for action.

    a form of society where the generic activity of human beings – labour – has become an end in itself, rather than a mere means of survival (Marx, 1844 Manuscripts)

    via JC