Was founded as a website and physical archive to collect directional maps that people draw for one another at a time when digital technology was rapidly making these maps unnecessary. Over time, the project grew to include a wide variety of hand-made maps as well diagrams and other drawings related to place. The project was maintained from 2008-2011. The web archive remains available.

Art, literature, and the network, since 2006. The Founder and Bob le flambeur. On the thoughtless practice of compassion. Failing to distinguish between a tractor trailer and the bright white sky. On self-driving cars, autonomy, and technological possibilities. The continuing adventures of the Render Ghosts in the city.

On October 20, 2014 by cemeterypiss. On May 30, 2014 by cemeterypiss. Video from our set at the free Sidebar Deathfest Show, Thursday night, May 22, 2014. On May 29, 2014 by cemeterypiss. In the mountains of Tibet, where layers of rock and permafrost forbid digging graves, the dead are exposed on charnel grounds as alms for vultures. Corpses are regarded as empty vessels voided of fleeting lives and ever-migrating spirits.

LOCKED UP FOR EXPOSING CRIMES. May 12 Grüner Salon Volksbühne Berlin. LOCKED UP FOR EXPOSING CRIMES. May 12 Grüner Salon Volksbühne Berlin. A programme of conference events at Studio 1 Kunstquartier Bethanien. Mariannenplatz 2 Berlin - and other locations. Sign up for the newsletter.

I am so grateful to all the people who made it work. To my friends, who at the beginning were willing to give me a poem or story at the spur of the moment, and later the strangers who were willing to send work as a submission, thank you.

8220;I moved my desk into the forest. The canopy of trees keeps me shady and the hummingbirds keep me company. A plain and predictable studio environment is more conducive to taking risks in my paintings. If the studio is too precious, then the . I like the idea of something being absolutely present or completely absent.

Was founded as a website and physical archive to collect directional maps that people draw for one another at a time when digital technology was rapidly making these maps unnecessary. Over time, the project grew to include a wide variety of hand-made maps as well diagrams and other drawings related to place. The project was maintained from 2008-2011. The web archive remains available.

New York in the movies. Learn more about this excellent placemaking project here.