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SOPA black out protest makes history – Amy Goodman
Artists opposing the PROTECT-IP / SOPA Act
If you hate big government – no 2 SOPA
Take action - google message here
We answer your questions during wiki black out.
See more quote from Emmanuel Levinas
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Merrill Lynch Wall Street Waltz (Digital photo collage by Fung Lin Hall)
Noam Chomsky on Occupy Wall street
Occupy Together (check the listings for your local headquarters).
I support these protests (Rootaction.com)
Take a Whiz on Wall Street: Danish Artists Move JPMorgan’s Executive Bathroom to a Lower East Side Diner
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The Market is open (Digital photo collage by Fung Lin Hall)
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Umbrellas of Chezbricks
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With flowerbed border 
This little bird was very sick, was there motionless for many min.
Probably a photo of the last day for this bird.
The Last Day 
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History of brick installation
Nov 2008 by Dotdude
See Spike and Daisy from Jtwine’s blog.
Robert Rossen who directed All the King’s Men, Mambo, the Hustler and Lilith was born on March 16, 1908.
Lilith – Jean Seberg, Warren Beatty and Peter Fonda here.
The Hustler I
Paul Newman talking about being in the flow state..
If you’re in a hurry.. here is one min. no flow state..
On March 16 I posted Lilith and the Hustler to honor Robert Rossen on FB. Found this poem by Alan via netBehaviour a day later.
FB – Alan Sondheim
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Video work by Richard Swarbrick – real footage of the game here.
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(digital images by Fung Lin Hall)
Videogame Appropriation Contemporary Art Pac Man
Like many 8-bit characters Pac-Man is well represented in street art and design. For example the American street artist Katie Sokoler staged a real Pac-Man game in her quarters.
Congratulation to Marc Garrett -
At last the new Furtherfield site/platform is here.
It has taken over 9 months – so please share with us the birth of a new Furtherfield!!!
(Furtherfiled is now under fab-portal on the right sidebar menu)
Your noise is not just data but also a rhythm of connections!
Many thanks to Susan Tamanny 
for sending her curious and talented blue shoes to Yves Kline.
Yves 
Klein
interviewed by blue shoes at Chelsea Hotel (photo collage by Fung Lin Hall)
Yves Klein the Chelsea Hotel Manifesto
It is necessary to create and recreate a constant physical fluidity in order to receive the grace which allows a positive creativity of the void.
A portrait 
of Philip IV by Velázquez and Mark Z. (Photo collage by Toni Dalton)
Two Illusionists by John Haber
The portrait of Philip IV of Spain, one of at least nine by Diego Velázquez, anchored Velázquez in New York museums here a decade ago. Now one can appreciate the distinctions between Philip’s red hair, red coat, and warm shadows on the wall—or the silvery embroidery, an illusion created entirely by dabs of white.
And don’t forget 2009 Public Sculpture – (via Marc Garrett)
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Tree of Codes slideshow here.
Over a year of writing, cutting and proto-typing later, comes Tree of Codes, a haunting new story by Jonathan Safran Foer cut from Bruno Schulz’s words.
The book is as much a sculptural object as it is a work of masterful storytelling: here is an “enormous last day of life” that looks like it feels.
Jonathan Safran Foer on Vanity Fair talks Tree of Codes and Conceptual Art.
Tenderloin Mini Documentaries – animated here.
Pool sounds here.
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(L’eclipse – Antonioni)
Bon Anniversaire Alain Delon – he is 75 years old today!
Alain Delon Youtube special edition:
Le Samurai - (Jean Pierre Melville’s celebrated work)
Plein Soleil (Rene Clement – Patricia Highsmith)
Rocco and His Brothers (Luchino Visconti)
Mr. Klein (Joseph Losey)
Happy birthday Kazuo Ishiguro! – 8 November 1954
The Remains of the Day 
Toyota brake pad talk show. (My old web art from Post Mutant Eggplant)
A new film based on his novel is getting released.
(House of Yes)
Happy birthday Park Posey! (She played Mary Boone in Basquiat)
She is the Party Girl! (youtube trailer)
The Best in Show (Previous post - Best in Show and a memory of a bike ride to garage sale)
On the Internet, nobody knows you’re a constructivist: Perry Bard’s The Man With the Movie Camera: The Global Remake
Replica, for keyboard (Ryuichi Sakamoto)
Yve Klein 
web ride
Gif anime 
Unknown Pleasure – Joy Division
Gif Collection II (Don’t miss Gif I from previous posts)
(direct link to youtube)
Bill Murray read poetry to Manhattan Construction Workers
Meanwhile here are some photos from Arizona labor camp.
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we make our daily trip to home depot.. witnessing the arrest of illegals there.
Emily Dickinson, “I dwell in possibility” (#657)
I dwell in Possibility–
A fairer House than Prose–
More numerous of Windows–
Superior–for Doors–Of Chambers as the Cedars–
Impregnable of Eye–
And for an Everlasting Roof
The Gambrels of the Sky–Of Visitors–the fairest–
For Occupation–This–
The spreading wide my narrow Hands
To gather Paradise–
The house that Wittgenstein built in Vienna (is now the Bulgarian embassy)
