They photograph M100:

Purchase SOME LINES OF POETRY by bpNichol—(via derek beaulieu, Gregory Betts, Coach House Books): chbooks.com/Books/S/Some-L…

Download CITY OF GLASS by Paul Auster (adapted to a graphic display)—(PDF): ia803006.us.archive.org/13/items/Paul_…

Pancouver takes an interest in EUNOIA by Denise Fujiwara—and I encourage friends in Vancouver to see this production at the Firehall Arts Centre (May 08-11), since the show is amazingly wonderful: pancouver.ca/choreographer-…

I have OONA's private #—(do you? via OONA: Look Touch Own).

THE KAZIMIR EFFECT

Thank you, LINE | EXT, for collecting the final three 'effects' from the series ( #130217A to #130217X ).

All 'effects' from the primary markets have now entirely sold out, numbering 425 artworks in total (with more to come)—I am grateful for such support.

I have OONA's private #—(do you? via OONA: Look Touch Own).

Download WATCHMEN #01-12 by Alan Moore (et al.)—(PDF): ia600308.us.archive.org/31/items/Watch…

OZYMANDIAS (from WATCHMEN #12, illustrated by David Gibbons)—( #poetrymonth , 30):

OZYMANDIAS by Percy Bysshe Shelley (the holograph by the poet in fair copy at the Bodleian Library)—( #poetrymonth , 29):

THE KAZIMIR EFFECT

EFFECT #130217S

[A project inspired by the principles of 'white on white' by Kazimir Malevich—a kind of PFP for 'squares,' 🔗⬇️]:

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PANGEA #126 by @qotonana: fxhash.xyz/gentk/KT1EfsNu…

Listen to the soundtrack for your visit to the purgatorial hyperspaces of the 'backrooms'—( #haunting , for @jkchunt, Jonathan Ball, et al.): kanepixels.bandcamp.com/album/backroom…

It seems to me that the Fermi paradox can be at least partly explained if either relativistic interstellar travel is relatively easy, or any kind of interstellar travel is basically impossible.

I favor the first explanation. The implication is that the night sky is not full of…

THE KAZIMIR EFFECT

EFFECT #130217W

[Only three remain for sale in this series of 'PFPs for squares,' inspired by the work of Kazimir Malevich: #130217A – #130217X , 🔗⬇️]:

They pan across a crater on the surface of Mars:

OZYMANDIAS by Horace Smith (who competed with Percy Bysshe Shelley in a contest to write a sonnet on this subject)—( #poetrymonth , 28):