But mostly they just drop cool pictures and funny memes, and discuss or riff on them. “There’s an understanding that, like, you’re not going to kick each other, you’re not going to judge each other,” he said. “You’re not here to represent your identity; you’re just here to chill.”
This is super fun! Minted (& immediately opened my pack). Pure, good, internet energy.
~80 ppl collaborated (chaotically) to create 45 songs into a collection of ~21k songs (with generative cover art).
Contemporary art exists to render the invisible. And the dominant structures and boundaries that guide our agency, constructed by the most powerful economic forces in history, are incredibly important invisible structures to render. An art game helps us to think about how we express our agency.
Encampments are not an uncommon sight in Berkeley, but on my visits to Sproul Hall I was struck, nonetheless, by the tents, and what they seemed to evoke.
I love zines. I love everything about them, the process of making them. Right now I have a bathtub full of balloons and I'm waiting on a Polaroid camera to be delivered in the mail any minute now so I can take photos for my upcoming fashion zine. Am I good photographer? I'll learn! Part of the process.
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