Two years ago John took us to Home Depot. We bought supplies to create the PLWall, and had lunch at the Good Time Emporium: hot-dogs, fluorescent lemonades and sweet-n-sour gummy worms.
Tonight we added a farewell visit to the Good Time Emporium in the PLW countdown to-do list.
My PLW days are coming to an end.
I visited São Paulo two weeks ago with Muntadas and MIT VAP class 4367. The purpose of the trip was to use the city of São Paulo as a case study to review contemporary notions of public space and the role of public art with a group of artists, urbanists and anthropologists living in São Paulo.
It has been of extreme emotional importance for me to have a taste of Latin America before entering the last few weeks of thesis crunching, experiencing life in a city that feels a lot like Mexico City, my home.
The picture shows a view of São Paulo from the top terrace of the edificio Italia. The Copan buliding by Oscar Niemeyer, the largest apartment building in the world, is partially featured in the right side of the picture. Um, the other right side I mean.
Some of them love me, some of them hate me.
Today I made new icons for e15 and oGFx.
You think things are the way you think they are.
The Tiny Icon factory, viewed in a 30 inch Apple display.
When the page loads, it looks like the icons are racing towards their final positions in the grid.
If an Icon was alive, what would it like to have for breakfast, clicks?
Are you really thinking for yourself, or is it someone else thinking for you?
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