ITP Spring Show 2007
If you missed its last night tonight is your last chance to see the ITP Sprig Show 2007. The MutherBoard project was well received. If you can't make the show and didn't see the presentation last week, I've put together a temporary site for thoes who coultdn't make it. Take a peek. I've posted a few pictures from the show on Flickr. Hope to see you there.
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Well Big Man, you made it.
a few things:
1. Michael Foucault wrote in his book the archaeology of knowledge that real change is an undercurrent of time that happens regardless of what is fashionable. Ponder this, and never forget it.
2. Your vision, is applicable to many mediums- i would love to see it on a snowmobile, and other things, perhaps like an iditerod sled team, a subartic submarine, and maybe somewhere in another galaxy- like a poor persons house. Reach out to everyone with your ideas, if you dare to be a pioneer.
3. Alot of old men nearing death's door always joke that "pretty soon we will be back to horse and buggy days," and I say "good."
I mention these things because your philosophical pretentious academic cherade is over with, and you are free to author the rest of the chapters of your book of life. what will you do? Who will you help? Who will have memories of fondness of your wisdom? What will be noted on your tombstone? What will you leave this planet with?
To us of those who have an urge to create, must take account of the reverberations of our actions, or at least what or how we are to trying to persuade people to belive in the brilliancy of our ideas and dreams.
One day you told me "keep it real, but don't let real keep you."
It kept me, consumed me, and spit me out like a bad piece of beef jerky in a backed up sewer grate. Brace yourself, make friends, and entrust the better part of your self to them- for one day you will be asking for their help. For it is our souls that when they extend themselves to help people that others can only see what we are truly made of- not to mention from where it came.
Our paths will cross again, and when they do, I will be looking forward to the spectrum of light and shadow you have thrown into the ethos of human artistic endeavors.
Love like there is no tomorrow, and fear not the uncertainty and darkness of the future. You now have a torch of wisdom, and are expected to pass it on.
Bud
a few things:
1. Michael Foucault wrote in his book the archaeology of knowledge that real change is an undercurrent of time that happens regardless of what is fashionable. Ponder this, and never forget it.
2. Your vision, is applicable to many mediums- i would love to see it on a snowmobile, and other things, perhaps like an iditerod sled team, a subartic submarine, and maybe somewhere in another galaxy- like a poor persons house. Reach out to everyone with your ideas, if you dare to be a pioneer.
3. Alot of old men nearing death's door always joke that "pretty soon we will be back to horse and buggy days," and I say "good."
I mention these things because your philosophical pretentious academic cherade is over with, and you are free to author the rest of the chapters of your book of life. what will you do? Who will you help? Who will have memories of fondness of your wisdom? What will be noted on your tombstone? What will you leave this planet with?
To us of those who have an urge to create, must take account of the reverberations of our actions, or at least what or how we are to trying to persuade people to belive in the brilliancy of our ideas and dreams.
One day you told me "keep it real, but don't let real keep you."
It kept me, consumed me, and spit me out like a bad piece of beef jerky in a backed up sewer grate. Brace yourself, make friends, and entrust the better part of your self to them- for one day you will be asking for their help. For it is our souls that when they extend themselves to help people that others can only see what we are truly made of- not to mention from where it came.
Our paths will cross again, and when they do, I will be looking forward to the spectrum of light and shadow you have thrown into the ethos of human artistic endeavors.
Love like there is no tomorrow, and fear not the uncertainty and darkness of the future. You now have a torch of wisdom, and are expected to pass it on.
Bud
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: 1:34 AM Thanks Bud! You ring up some great points. looks like school is starting to get to you mind. I didn't know they let that happen in LV ; ) We'll talk soon. And thanks again for keeping up with my work! Talk to you soon.
-MD
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