So, what’s up with you?
Colleen Heslin, Hey Gary, July 18-25, 2011
The Crying Room, The Writing on the Wall, Text Mural Project March 1 - July 25, 2011
A 22 week public art text-based project, Vancouver BC, Canada
(Source: colleenheslinstokedonthis)
There are doors
that want to be free
from their hinges to
fly with perfect clouds.
There are windows
that want to be
released from their
frames to run with
the deer through
back country meadows.
There are walls that want to prowl
with the mountains
through the early morning dusk.
There are floors
that want to digest
their furniture into
flowers and trees.
There are roofs
that want to travel
gracefully with
the stars through
circles of darkness.
“lets voyage into the new american house” / by Richard Brautigan
We Build Up Debriefing Meeting-A little while back. Double Trouble.
Quote by R.Williams
” In most description and analysis, culture and society are expressed in an habitual past tense. The strongest barrier to the recognition of human cultural activity is this immediate and regular conversion of experience into finished products. What is defensible as a procedure in conscious history, where on certain assumptions many actions can be definitively taken as having ended, is habitually projected, not only into the always moving substance of the past, but into contemporary life, in which relationships, institution and formations in which we are still actively involved are converted, by this procedural mode, into formed wholes rather than forming and formative processes. Analysis is then centred on relations between these produced institutions, formations, and experiences, so that now, as in that produced past, only the fixed explicit forms exist, and living presence is always, by definition, receding.”
Melbourne 3CR DIY Arts Interview Podcast here
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