lower left, performative definition of boustrophedon (as the ox turns) writing, left to right, next line right to left, etc etc), plowing plowing all the livelong day...
elsewhere, two attempts to suggest how mirror + iphone/camera + tripod contraption might be understood and built, for Claire.
I mentioned this essay, on fertility (and capitalism, environmental crises, climate change, etc etc) yesterday. I add the link here, noting that an exhibition at Harvard's Graduate School of Design (through 20 December) may relate in some ways. these links (and annotations) are also at our disegno pinboard bookmark site.
May pertain more directly to Cailee's work.
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Opinion / The End of Babies
Something is stopping us from creating the families we claim to desire. But what?
Anna Louie Sussman, The New York Times (November 16, 2019)
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Harvard Graduate School of Design opens new exhibition: Love in a Mist
Art Daily (November 20, 2019)
Harvard Graduate School of Design is presenting a new group exhibition curated by architect-researcher Malkit Shoshan. Love in a Mist presents political, artistic, and architectural investigations of fertility, drawing on works by Dr. Rebecca Gomperts and Women on Waves, Joep van Liehout, Yael Bartana, Tabita Rezaire, Lori Brown and Desiree Dolron. The exhibition is on view at the GSD through December 20, 2019.
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Love in a Mist (and the Politics of Fertility)
A hothouse of questions about controlling women, fertility, nature
To control women, fertility, and nature itself
Christina Pazzavanese. Harvard Gazette (November 18, 2019)
“Love in a Mist (and the Politics of Fertility),” the fall exhibition at Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD), explores difficult questions of fertility, growth, and control in humans and nature.
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Alyson Provax
maybe of interest to Nicole (especially), for her obsessive workings of simple phrases and sentences, to where they reveal more than one might have thought possible.
What are we waiting for (2019)
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