LOOK AT THE BIRDIE

New unpublished short fiction from the late KV

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ICA

I went to the ICA today. It was really inspiring. Especially this room:

I was also entirely absorbed while looking at this sculpture by Cornelia Parker. I was on a different planet. It was the first time I've had an experience like that with a three dimensional work of art.

I also got to see some photos by PL Dicorcia, Cindy Sherman, Rineke Dijkstra and Roe Ethridge.

On Photography

I think i'll feel a lot better about life when I am printing photographs again.

I now live in Boston, MA

ROSSHALDE

there remained the strange, cool, yet irresistable urge to see, to observe, and to participate with secret pride in the work of creation. that was the value and the residue of his unsuccessful life, the imperturbable loneliness and cold delight of art, and to follow that star without detours would from now on be his destiny.

his probing and insights were without resignation; full of defiance and venturesome passion, he looked forward to the new life, which, he was resolved, would no longer be a groping or dim-sighted wandering but rather a bold, steep climb. later and more painfully perhaps than most men, he had taken leave of the sweet twilight of youth. now he stood poor and belated in the bright daylight, and of that he meant never again to lose a precious moment.

TONIGHT

fleet foxes at 930 club Washington DC

CHANGES

also, we have an apartment in cambridge, mass. we move in a month.

POSTCARDS ARE GONE. WILL MAIL THEM SOON

IN THE POST

i made 25 postcards for a school project i am working on. if you want one send me an email with your name and address or leave it in the comments. they're moving fast.

gorbott@gmail.com

MASS ART

just got my first assignment for school in the fall. feel kind of nervous about that.

BIKE FOR C

built this bike for my wife. its a quick little machine

CONSTRUCTION

DEAR PEERS,

Please get informed.
Quiz from the Pew Research Center.
See where you stand.

SEE THE CAT? SEE THE CRADLE?

i've been writing book reviews all day for good reads which reminded me how much i love kurt vonnegut. i almost want to read his books all over again.

ON THE NATURE OF IDEAS

you do not need to leave your room.

remain sitting at your table and listen.

do not even listen, simply wait, be quiet

still and solitary. the world will freely

offer itself to you to be unmasked, it

has no choice, it will roll in ecstasy at your feet.

franz kafka