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| Russell Smith used the word "panopticon" in his fashion column in the Globe today, which reminded me to post this youtube he made for TVO about colonialism. |
Volvo 240 font. We are partial to the letter 'Q'.
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I am poaching this post from Ovvlvverk because, like millions of other people, I can't stop watching this owl... and the streaming comment feed is hilarious. People ask all the questions I have, like "What is she doing now?" "What is that noise?" "That baby looks weird, is it okay?" "Where's the male?" "When is the last egg gonna hatch?" etc. And then other people, who have been watching the darn thing 24-7 and know the score answer all the questions. And there are lots of really bad owl puns. Also the guy who set the whole thing up is a real ornithologist and every once in a while he comes on and gives little science talks about owls in another video window. And the footage is just gorgeous, especially the day time camera. And sometimes at night the father owl shows up with big dead rodents. Log in if you can, because, based on the owl's behaviour this morning, the last egg is supposedly gonna hatch today. |
Wow. best art poster ever.
I missed this opening last night, show is on til April 21st. Click through for details.
(via Socialite)
Rebecca Diederichs, Bogdan Luca, Kat Boetto, Master of Visual Studies, 1 April to 17 April 2010 at UTAC
Opening reception, 1 April, 6 to 8 pm
Rebecca Diederichs, Tree One, digital image, 18 x 2
Bogdan Luca, Event-Horizon-(Centralia), oil on board, 96 x 48
Kat Boetto, Gaga, digital image, 16 x 9
Lauren Hall, That Glaciers Store Energy So That They Become Fluorescent, at Peak Gallery, March 31 to April 24, 2010
Opening Reception Saturday, April 3, 2-8 pm
(only the first image below is from the show)
Now dark - now glittering - now reflecting gloom
The Limits of All Known Ice
Reflection of The Motherlode of All Gold