Tumblelink January 29, 2007
Crazy lady complains about neighbourly noise; schoolkids respond, belatedly, on the neighbour’s behalf.
# neighbours, noise, web
Tumblephoto January 29, 2007
Clearances Pisser by Mot.
This is one of the urinals in The Lismore pub, each is inscribed with the name of a figure in the Clearances for you to aim your piss at. Keen sense of history, the Scottish.
« »Tumblelink January 24, 2007
A Red Cat’s Journey, Enhanced by iTunes–Ry Cooder used a CD burned with iTunes’ Sound Enhancer feature to master his new album.
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Tumblelink January 23, 2007
The html-movement-library is a web-based repository of short video clips and images by various performers who use html tags… as a starting point for generating movements.
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Tumblelink January 23, 2007
Is The New documents every instance of the phrase “is the new” encountered from various sources in 2005.
« »Tumblelink January 22, 2007
The Ad Generator is a generative artwork that explores how advertising uses and manipulates language.
« »Tumblelink January 22, 2007
Smashingtelly – the best full length free tv programs on the web, updated every day.
« »Tumblequote January 20, 2007
A coarsely understood modernism is at once an historical scandal and a contemporary disability–Michael Levenson
« »Tumblequote January 18, 2007
…nueva-vu: The sudden knowledge that you are somewhere doing something you have never done before, but that you will continue to do until it becomes an everyday experience and you stop noticing.–Jack William Bell
« »Tumblequote January 17, 2007
Think of Florence, Paris, London, New York. Nobody visiting them for the first time is a stranger, because he’s already visited them in paintings, novels, history books and films. But if a city hasn’t been used by an artist not even the inhabitants live there imaginatively–Alisdair Gray, Lanark
# art, cities, glasgow, psychogeography
Tumblephoto January 17, 2007
Peculiar response to child-growth by returning pilot. Click on the thumbnail to view full-size.
# baby, cannibalism, funny, silly
Tumblelink January 16, 2007
FIGHTING THE FRONT–users of Second Life kick the Front National out of the game.
# demonstrations, politics, second life
Tumblelink January 14, 2007
Soviet Roadside Bus-Stops are beautiful.
# photography, russia, street furniture, USSR
Tumblelink January 12, 2007
Tumble is a lightweight, minimalist, blosxom-like thingy for making a tumblelog. It’s nothing to do with Tumble, as in the site you’re reading, which is powered by WordPress–drop me a line if you want the templates.
# blosxom, meta, tumble, tumblelogs, wordpress
Tumblelink January 11, 2007
I have a wee page on twitter. (I’ve been tinkering with using it antisocially to put a status message on Submit Response, down here.)
« »Tumblelink January 11, 2007
Jorge Luis Borges, This Craft of Verse Audio CD– Here are excerpts from two of the six Norton Lectures that Jorge Luis Borges delivered at Harvard University in the fall of 1967 and spring of 1968.
# borges, lectures, literature, poetry
Tumblelink January 11, 2007
Evgen Bavcar is a photographer. He is also blind. (via Proceedings of the Athanasius Kircher Society, a reliable source of esoteric knowledge.)
« »Tumblephoto January 10, 2007
fisheye james (fayou bob) by Le Patron.
Podger, Hunty and Siân. This photo makes me want a fisheye Lomo.
But freyou, surely?
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Tumblelink January 9, 2007
SonicSwap Boink does a variety of iTunesy things, but I’m using it to grab cover art for albums not in the iTMS. Works well.
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