“Lost-n-Found Sound,” as far as I can tell, is a project that has public radio stations collecting bits of audio - music, spoken word, even (apparently) answering machine messages. Tonight I heard the story Portrait of An Artist as An Answering Machine on WABE. If you care to listen, and I do recommend […]
Adam buys a PowerBook.
This weekend my dad, brothers, and self hiked up to LeConte Lodge, located high in the Great Smoky Mountains. This trip is something of a tradition for us; I think this may have been my eighth or ninth trip, and it’s probably one of my favorite places in the world to visit.
This is a follow-up to the previous entry, which contained a link to Circuits Discovering… Each Other, a collection of photographs of electrical components emulating hard core. It now occurs to me that what we’re seeing here is folk art. Wikipedia calls folk art “the art of the ignorant.” Perhaps that’s a […]
About 8 years ago, when I was a Freshman at Tech and pornographic websites were coming into bloom, as it were, some friends and I thought it would be funny to have a website of refrigerator porn - dorm refrigerators with their doors open, their cords in compromising positions and places, etc. I’m told […]
