Graham Sergeant

"The construction of a lunar information bank, discussed at a conference in Strasbourg last month, would provide survivors on Earth with a remote-access toolkit to rebuild the human race." - Graham Sergeant

Acclaimed journalist, author and political activist Barbara Ehrenreich explores the darker side of positive thinking. - Graham Sergeant

Duuuude. - Micah

I think that was the first time I coded. - Rodfather

http://www.youtube.com/watch... - Graham Sergeant

"TITANIC: Crazy old widow disregards lifelong memories of husband, children, and grandchildren in favor of that one time she fucked a bum." - Graham Sergeant

"THE MATRIX: Hacker is given perfect justification for mass slaughter. " - Graham Sergeant

"SCARFACE: Immigrant finds running his own business stressful, dangerous. " - Graham Sergeant

Smug in 2003; smug in 2010! - Akiva

The film of the game: www.molleindustria.org/everydaythesamedream/everydaythesamedream.html - Graham Sergeant

""Who owns the words?” asks a disembodied voice throughout much of William Burroughs’s work. For that matter, who owns the music and the rest of our cultural output? The answer may be that we all do, although we don’t yet know it. Reality can't be copyrighted. Living as we do in an unbearably manufactured world, we yearn for the “real,” or semblances of the real, and many artists want to pose something nonfictional against all the fabrication. This may take the form of autobiographical frissons or captured moments, which in their seeming un-rehearsedness possess at least the possibility of breaking through the clutter. Thus, an artistic movement, organic and as yet unstated, is taking shape, characterized by deliberate unartiness, seemingly unprocessed or unprofessional “raw” material, randomness, spontaneity, and serendipity. Artists that work in a variety of media are exploring questions of "truth," provenance, appropriation, and quotation, and arguing for emancipation from genre constraints. This roundtable discussion seeks to articulate the ars poetica of a burgeoning group of interrelated but unconnected artists who are incorporating larger and larger chunks of “reality” in their work." - Graham Sergeant

wow! - James Tindall

"With her death, American and European art has lost not only a tremendous and hugely influential artist, but a direct link between the art of the 21st century and belle epoque Paris, with cubism, symbolism, surrealism and abstract expressionism, and all that followed." - Graham Sergeant

"The parasite takes control of the snail’s rudimentary brain, making the mollusk forget that it’s scared of daylight and spurring it to inch out into the open. To us, the infected tentacles look like a fleshy, Cronenbergian nightmare. To birds, they look like delicious caterpillars." - Graham Sergeant

like - zeroinfluencer

http://blog.areyoupayingattention.com/2010... - James Tindall