Photographic Evidence Remains Thank God

News Just In:

Our Man on the Scene, Nick, just texted in the following late-breaking news story from Locksmith:

News just in:
Tragedy for the
naked man! The
timelapse
software
crashed. No
timelapse of his
ample size. But
photographic
evidence
remains thank
God.

Naked and Gluing

news just in:

Nick, our man on the scene, texted me the following from Locksmith where he is minding the gallery:

One of Zanny’s
students is naked
and gluing
things together!
He said it was
about adam and
eve and the
original fixing of
structure!

yikes!

Online Analogies…

Inspired by seeing Pat and Tom’s great panorama, I’d just like to draw attention to Jimmy Nguyen’s autonomous contribution to re-thinking Push and Pull in an online environment – a cute interactive website.

Check it out over here.

No One Priced My Egg Tart Poem

News Just In:

Astrid, “our man on the scene” down at Locksmith Gallery, just posted the following on Facebook:

Prices Pushed Down So You Can Pull Up a Bargain

news just in:

Nick, our man on the scene, just sent me this email from Locksmith where he is minding the gallery:

so you may or may not have noticed or been aware of the signs stuck up along Botany Road advertising a garage sale with a picture of Kaprow. Well the date on the sign was for today and two of Zanny’s best students have just wandered in with a whole bunch of dot stickers and are sticking prices on everything in the space, with the intention of selling the objects in the space! today is a garage sale. i really really hope they sell something.

Half a Dozen Sporty Sockettes

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Astrid, “our man on the scene” down at Locksmith Gallery, just posted the following on Facebook:

Outsourced His Participation

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Astrid, “our man on the scene” down at Locksmith Gallery, just posted the following on Facebook:

We Give Up

News Just In:

Astrid, “our man on the scene” down at Locksmith Gallery, just posted the following on Facebook:

Notes from Behind the Beard… (+ timelapse day zero)

A few notes from the first night of Push and Pull at Locksmith Gallery…

As I mentioned in these pre-beginning ramblings, Nick and Astrid and I decided not to bust our butts hauling in a whole lot of furniture before the show. Instead, the idea was to incorporate the collecting of all the stuff which goes into Push and Pull, into the live public time-frame of the work itself.

So just before six on Thursday, people started trickling into … an empty room. A few people had been tipped off, and brought along small furnishings with them to get the ball rolling… a broken umbrella, some fake plant fronds, a urine-soaked cushion, a jigsaw puzzle…
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