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Monthly Archives: March 2006
New Kleptones Album: 24HOURS
Looks like the Kleptones have released a new album! 24HOURS– a 2 disc set! I’m listening as we speak and this may be my favorite yet. [cosmopoetica kleptones mashups music mp3]
Tagged Music
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Epigramititis
There are quite a few things funnier than Kent Johnson’s latest rabble-rousing Epigramititis, but numbering well up there are the stuffy intonations of the poetry blogerati complaining that they don’t see the humor in such juvenile activities. As long as … Continue reading
Poets Who Blog
I’ve often pondered why new media–particularly blogs, but also podcasting and audio-blogging–has really taken off within only a relatively narrow group of practicing poets. In the “post-avant” school, people blog like crazy and in all kinds of ways. More traditional … Continue reading
Tagged Poetry and Poetics, Psyche
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Sustaining Culture in a Dark Time
We work in the company of others (philosophers and farmers, artists and scientists, as we variously require), and we work in the dark. The historian Daniel Boorstin has remarked that ignoring the past in making decisions is like trying to … Continue reading
Tagged Art, Philosophy, Poetry and Poetics, Writing
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Speaking of Found Stuff
I love discovering ephemera inside used books or buried beneath the couch cushions. Apparently, so do a lot of other people. There’s an interesting book called Found: The Best Lost, Tossed, and Forgotten Items from Around the World. The website … Continue reading
Tagged At Random, Links and Sites
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PostSecret
PostSecret is an ongoing community art project where people mail in their secrets anonymously on one side of a homemade postcard. [cosmopoetica, photography, art]
Tagged Art, Photography
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Shipbreaking in Bangladesh
A thought provoking essay on where big ships go to die and the surreal, third-world economy that has grown up around their decomposition. [cosmopoetica, photography]
Tagged Photography
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