February 2012
ArtsBeat: Whitney Biennial Punk’d →
A Web page that appears to be part of the Whitney Museum of American Art’s official Web site—and that claims the museum has broken with two corporate sponsors of its upcoming Biennial—is a hoax, the museum said.
Thanks to Anne for clarifying!
http://lcni.uoregon.edu/~dow/Geek_art/Simple_recurs... →
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: fuck yes whitney →
scumswag:
2012 WHITNEY BIENNIAL TO OPEN MARCH 1; MUSEUM BREAKS WITH TWO CORPORATE SPONSORS, APOLOGIZES TO PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Sculpture, painting, installations, and photography—as well as dance, theater, music, and film—will fill the galleries of the Whitney Museum of American Art in the latest…
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When I realized twitter was dumb too (I was saying dumb shit on twitter) it was 3:30 in the morning.
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When I was like 11, I was part of this massive Pokemon BBS that provided its users with server space to make their own Pokemon fan page. I was really into GLOOM. I made a fan page for poison type Pokemon. I’m still waiting for the 16-bit online pokemon game that the members of Bulbagarden promised us, designing painting programs so we could each customize our own pokemon characters and make...
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My friend Taku was cool because he brought a lot of Pokemon toys from Japan. His favorite was sandshrew. Everyone held him in high regard, I had a sandshrew in Yellow version that was fairly useful once it became a Sandslash, but not worth the effort. Training Sandslash is good until about level 45, then it loses its novelty and also isn’t much use against gym leaders/the elite four. Who...
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When I was in 4th grade, I dropped a deck of my holographic Pokemon cards… maybe they spilled from my bag or something. Some kid who was held back grabbed about half of them and wouldn’t give them back. I had to negotiate with a friend of his to get the all of them back, on the condition that I would give him one of my holographics for like every 10 cards he got back for me. I’m...
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Sometimes I don’t know if I’m really doing as much as I think (like I doubt myself), but I sure do feel busy and tired all the time anyway. I don’t know if that is supposed to feel good though— just the fact that I am doing a lot all of the time— when do you get time to step back and look at what you are doing? Do you ever? Do you get more time if you isolate...
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