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Tag Archives: art
The Prophet and the Archivist’s Nightmare: A Tale from the Weeds
When I briefly worked in the archival collection at my former university, one of the things I absolutely loathed was dealing with old faxes printed on thermal paper. Text and images printed this way tend to fade or disappear very … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures in Collection Management, Library Business, technology, Uncategorized
Tagged Adventures in Collection Management, archive, art, books, fax, Fax Power, photography, preservation, weeding
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Art for Life
It is very easy to think of a house (or any dwelling space, really) as an expression of its builder/designer and/or its residents. The house as a sign (just like one’s car, or the sort of clothing one wears) comes … Continue reading
When the Levee Breaks
Recently, I came across a wonderful reminder of past projects in the form of magic shared on Facebook: some television footage from 1965 or so of the magnificent flamenco dancer Antonia (also sometimes listed as Antonita) Singla Contreras, known to … Continue reading
Posted in aesthetics, Dance, Uncategorized
Tagged "Antonia Singla Contreras", "Carmen Amaya", "La Singla", aesthetics, art, Dance, flamenco, music
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By Way of Illustration
When I was a child, I used to spend some time in the summers with my family at a lakeside cabin in the woods. It was a cozy little place, relatively isolated but homey. There was a HUGE picture window … Continue reading
Posted in aesthetics, Ginger's Narcissistic One-Body Book Club, random stuff
Tagged Alice and Martin Provensen, art, black figure pottery, books, Giant Golden Books, Greek mythology, Homer, Homeric epics, Iliad, illustration, Jane Werner Watson, Odyssey
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Nursery Finds
As I went through closets and cleaned a bit this summer, I came across some funny little finds — old children’s books that I’d forgotten I owned, a baby cap and some little dishes that may have been for me, … Continue reading
Posted in aesthetics, Housekeeping
Tagged art, books, Caldecott Honor, Giulio Maestro, Janina Domanska, Mirra Ginsburg, Mother Goose, prints
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Songwriting, Style, and Habit
I recently wrote a review of a book on song and singing that I quite enjoyed (you can read the pre-pub draft here). I must confess that I struggled with it a bit with writing it, though. Why? Because — … Continue reading
Posted in aesthetics, music, Philosophical Mess-making, Philosophy, Uncategorized
Tagged aesthetics, art, habit, music, review, songwriting
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The Artists, The Bot, and the Darknet
One of the interesting challenges facing a grand vision like Luciano Floridi’s Philosophy of Information (PI) and Information Ethics (IE) at the current stage in the development of his larger project, at least as I see it, is the problem … Continue reading
Posted in Case Fodder, Philosophical Mess-making, Philosophy, Philosophy of Information
Tagged agency, art, bots, cases, ethics, information ethics, Luciano Floridi, philosophy of information
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Breathing Together
Take a moment and go watch this video of a Japanese women’s karate team doing a team kata at a competition. It’s been going ’round the interwebz for a bit, but I only happened to come across it this week, … Continue reading
Posted in aesthetics, random stuff
Tagged aesthetics, art, breathing, group activities, karate, martial arts, music, TKD
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The Habitrail Critic Knows That If We Burn, You Burn With Us
Short version: Mockingjay (Part 1) is an emotionally exhausting film that vindicates my (apparently unpopular) preference for the book from which it was adapted. Long version, with spoilers, follows the cut.
Posted in Habitrail Critic
Tagged art, film, Hunger Games, Mockingjay Part 1, movie review
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Where Does the Music Live?
Much of my own philosophical work is done through examples and cases — I find it helpful, at least for my own purposes, to explore concepts and arguments through attempts at application. For this reason, I’m always delighted when the world drops … Continue reading
Posted in aesthetics, music, Philosophy, Philosophy of Information, technology
Tagged aesthetics, art, CDs, music, technology, Walter Benjamin, Yacht
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The Deaccessioned Philosopher 