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February 01, 2004


	aesthetic apparatus fucking off to bed now.... Posted by xtop at 04:10 AM \| Comments (1)

December 27, 2003


	thoughtpaper because absolutely no one in their right mind demanded it, wallpaper: 1024 x 768... Posted by xtop at 02:38 AM

November 21, 2003


	blink Simon Boswell's digital video installation, part of the ICA's whatdoyouwanttodowithit? festival, is an audio-visual exhibition of portraits of celebrities, blinking.... Posted by xtop at 01:23 PM

November 05, 2003


	subversive crossstitch Posted by xtop at 11:49 PM \| Comments (1)

October 23, 2003


	timmy fisher My friend Timmy, he makes the art.... Posted by xtop at 03:48 PM

October 21, 2003


	25 years in the east bay Posted by xtop at 12:33 PM

September 26, 2003


	churches ad hoc: a divine comedy Posted by xtop at 12:23 AM

August 26, 2003


	hector casanova wow.... Posted by xtop at 07:30 AM

August 14, 2003


	patent pending industries Posted by xtop at 01:44 AM


	Sérigraphie Populaire Hey there ! We are young, sexy and famous. You need our posters. They will make u popular, impress your associates and get you LAID. (Selling them will also allow us to eat and eating is FUN, FUN, FUN!)... Posted by xtop at 01:07 AM

August 13, 2003


	heads of state: graphic diplomacy Posted by xtop at 09:14 AM

August 05, 2003


	28mm 28mm.org: an online photography magazine... Posted by xtop at 12:51 PM \| Comments (0)

July 31, 2003


	abandoned-places.com Posted by xtop at 01:24 PM


	manteno state mental hospital Posted by xtop at 12:33 PM \| Comments (55)

July 24, 2003


	Codex Seraphinianus "It is the Codex Seraphinianus, perpetrated by Luigi Serafini in 1981 and since published in a number of different countries. I cannot say "translated into a number of different languages" since the text is written in a wholly imaginary language,... Posted by xtop at 01:20 PM

July 21, 2003


	Matt Dye Posted by xtop at 10:01 PM \| Comments (1)

July 11, 2003


	methane studios Posted by xtop at 03:24 PM \| Comments (1)

July 10, 2003


	arturo herrera In Almost Home, Arturo Herrera invites the viewer of his website project to become a player in an ersatz game that involves such fundamentals, albeit now couched in the vocabulary of childhood fantasy. The spectator is offered the option... Posted by xtop at 11:13 PM

July 08, 2003


	charles burns' altoid ads ads disguised as comics // print & billboard ads... Posted by xtop at 04:08 PM \| Comments (3)

July 07, 2003


	misprinted type your weakness is fear.... Posted by xtop at 05:15 PM

July 06, 2003


	the museum of anti-alcohol posters Posted by xtop at 11:06 PM


	jay ryan Posted by xtop at 08:54 AM

June 19, 2003


	kirsten ulve Posted by xtop at 02:07 PM

June 16, 2003


	tim biedron paintingsdrawingstattoos... Posted by xtop at 05:08 PM \| Comments (1)

June 13, 2003


	gregory crewdson Crewdson's photos look like movie stills and are made like movies, with a load of technicians and complicated sets mostly shot with real people in Lee, Mass. Greg has somehow convinced this little blue collar tract to get into... Posted by xtop at 06:43 PM \| Comments (4)

June 09, 2003


	thoughtpeach: fridge magnet poetry Courtesy Kelly Sue's tumorphone.... Posted by xtop at 11:33 PM

June 07, 2003


	murder explained Posted by xtop at 02:32 AM

May 15, 2003


	leonard freed google says... Posted by xtop at 12:04 AM

April 24, 2003


	art o mat Maxwell located a recently-banned cigarette machine and convinced (some even say harassed) Clark to use it to vend his artwork. In June 1997, the first Artomat was installed with 12 of his other paintings. It first sold Clark's black... Posted by xtop at 12:00 AM \| Comments (0)

March 19, 2003


	natural car alarms "Theyre all real birds," Katchadourian says of her Natural Car Alarms. "They are all a little bit re-edited so that I could... get this patterning to work. And they are -- like car alarms -- quite loud, quite shrill." She... Posted by xtop at 09:06 AM

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