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Sums up some of what I have been feeling with a two week migraine and enduring the horrors of the US political system.
[original photo: Medicated]
Medicated
No Body
What a difference a space makes.
taken somewhere in NYC.
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I love that Yoko continues to gives us this gift in the New York Times. It also rewards those of us who still read the paper version since it does not appear on nytimes.com. In the past, she has offered downloads on the imagine peace website.
Another view out the window with a nod of course to Robert Heinecken:
Things I do while flying
Flew home from California yesterday and I find the plane most conducive for cleaning out computer files or on this trip, updating my website:
Sorting through photos
Masonville, 2011
PRE
feeling a migraine coming on
Postmemory
The Generation of Postmemory: Writing and Visual Culture After the Holocaust
Marianne Hirsch
So excited to have made the cover image.
It’s an amazing book bringing together Marianne’s important writings on postmemory. Her writings have influenced me tremendously and I learn so much when she writes about me.
Orders Not to Move
When I wake up with migraines, I often feel there is a weight on my body and I am unable to move. I can’t even bring myself to reach the medication that is right beside my bed. At those times, Barbara Kruger‘s words and image comes to mind.
Beginnings
I am working on updating my website and have come across many old images I have forgotten about. like this one:
In summer 1984, I attended Yaddo and painted my studio floors white so I could have a white box in which to project slides. The room became my blank canvas and I projected just about every image I brought with me.
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