8388. Tom 7 (h-69-3-248-195.phlapafg.dynamic.covad.net) –
02 Apr 2009 17:09:28
[ Crap Art: Daegu ]
No spoilers plzzzz |
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Just go to the bookmarks menu, select the solution, and press 'u'. |
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8386. Eduardo (r200-40-114-178.ae-static.anteldata.net.uy) –
02 Apr 2009 16:39:21
[ New! Escape 200704130 ]
How do I upload any better solution ? |
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8385. Nels (gs5048.sp.cs.cmu.edu) –
02 Apr 2009 10:46:48
[ Crap Art: Daegu ]
Dude Tom when are you going to write about the T7ES show. It was like a week ago. I already spied the video on your Vimeo account, but we need context! |
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8384. Scott/Graue (ip70-179-94-234.dc.dc.cox.net) –
01 Apr 2009 16:42:55
[ Crap Art: Daegu ]
That should read, "...too embedded in the CULTURE of the internet...". |
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8383. Scott/Graue (ip70-179-94-234.dc.dc.cox.net) –
01 Apr 2009 16:41:10
[ Crap Art: Daegu ]
I'm going to make the first non-Korea-related comment and point everyone to the related matter of an essay/manifesto entitled "Art is Waste": http://foranewgreensociety.wordpress.com/2/
I think this is an April fool's joke, but it makes some good points and is definitely related to Crap Art, although I think it might be in conflict with Crap Art. Or at least in conflict with Album-a-Day, since the past albums-a-day from years ago are still listed. If art made to last forever is pollution, surely crap art made to last forever is even more so.
My site no longer links to most of my old albums-a-day, though they are still on the Internet Archive. They are indeed each tied to a moment in time. When you (and I mean "you" everyone, not "you" Tom) decide to archive, to keep your old work available in perpetuity, is that really a service to anyone? Or a sisyphean chore that holds you back from breaking new ground? Isn't it liberating to be able to let go?
And I think that in _theory_ at least, the Crap Art movement ought to be myspace friends with the Art is Waste manifesto, even if in execution, they differ. Archiving everything is too embedded in the concept of the internet, but by its very nature, emphasizing exploration over invention, Crap Art should be totally okay to throw out.
Okay, that's enough bonghits for right now. |
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8382. Sophia (c-65-96-221-143.hsd1.ma.comcast.net) –
01 Apr 2009 12:43:06
[ Crap Art: Daegu ]
Sometimes kimchi is not awesome. The latest batch I just made, I decided to put chunks of whole lemon in it, and that was a horrid idea. Now I have like a half-gallon of this to trudge through. But usually kimchi is in fact awesome.
Korean Crap Art festivals = awesome
Now combine Korean Crap Art festivals with kimchi, and we are into some heavy territory... |
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8381. Tom 7 (mobile-032-151-028-190.mycingular.net) –
31 Mar 2009 22:55:24
[ Free Plexiglass! ]
Bathroom mushroom is a gold mine. |
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8380. Cortney (c-68-48-177-245.hsd1.dc.comcast.net) –
31 Mar 2009 22:36:05
[ Free Plexiglass! ]
I heart the internet. Now I want to revisit the bathroom mushroom post. |
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8379. Zhian Kamvar (120.143.190.142) –
31 Mar 2009 21:52:05
[ Crap Art: Daegu ]
The basic idea, from what I've been told, is that the show was a fresh, new concept that many people enjoyed and that they were surprised that two, young North Americans could pull it off. The girl who was doing the elaborate fingerpainting (with all her fingers) said that she is an art student and she normally worked very hard on her work and planned everything out. She said it was good to let go and do something spontaneous.
You should go to Don's waterslide party because kimchi and Ajummas (married Korean women) are awesome. |
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8378. Feanaro Telrunya (dialup-4.84.75.114.dial1.atlanta1.level3.net) –
31 Mar 2009 14:53:38
[ Space Names! ]
elven names ROCK!! |
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8376. Michelle (c-71-58-32-201.hsd1.pa.comcast.net) –
30 Mar 2009 23:33:56
[ Free Plexiglass! ]
These comments are awesome. I'm surprised these dumbasses can even read. |
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8375. Don (dynamic-acs-24-154-191-111.zoominternet.net) –
30 Mar 2009 18:28:44
[ Crap Art: Daegu ]
If you come to our pond when we have a waterslide party this summer, we might be able to get my grandma to tell you what they're saying! Or at least you could have some kimchi! |
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8374. Anonymous (host84-149-dynamic.9-79-r.retail.telecomitalia.it) –
30 Mar 2009 17:55:18
[ Quake 3 Done! ]
Rolf u arent so good.i finish 10 time in nightmare difficult. |
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I've got some good videos, just need to put them together and write a post. Working on it right now! |
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So, how did the concert go? Pre-recorded music played live is a performance challenge, except for milli vinilli. |
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The Laser Suspension Womb is complete. |
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8367. Anonymous (c-69-243-117-39.hsd1.md.comcast.net) –
26 Mar 2009 20:38:26
[ BAD SAT SCORES ]
where can a 1340 score get me? i just took a practice test and i KNOW im going to do better on the real thing. |
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PERFECT idea:
wires(NS EW) that act like colored floors
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I think you accidentally left off a "via satellite" from that last message, Tom. Yes you did. |
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I will attempt to record it, but live music is best experienced live! :) |
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Since this might be a one-off thing, of course it's going to be recorded, right?
Also I'd be interested in what your setup is. Performing not-totally-improvisational electronic music well and interestingly live is one of those weird problems I've always been interested in but never been able to find a nice solution to. |
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Damn, I sure wish I could come. Have lots of fun so you can tell me afterwards how much fun it was! |
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\n is just like a very large yet invisible &?
tom, you are not one of the ampersbands. |
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