FRANK SANTORO

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this is down the street - all my uncles worked there - note accent/dialect - also note giant deer sculpture at the end made by my friend Tim Caulen out of found wire on the site in the mid 90s.

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relatively boring and I fucked up the sound - from like 2012 I think

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You can still get this handbook by making a donation to the Rowhouse Residency! $35 gets you the book plus shipping worldwide.

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Michael DeForge

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It’s motherfucking September. 

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Akrotiri, Greece

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“Although not as well-known as the Roman ruins at Pompeii, this remarkably well-preserved Bronze Age city on the Greek island of Santorini gives an equally vivid insight into the lives of its inhabitants. Recently re-opened to the public, Akrotiri was once a prosperous trading centre, abandoned after a volcanic eruption buried the site in ash. Its houses – many preserved up to two or three stories high, along with furniture and pottery – lay undisturbed for 3,500 years until the site was excavated by Spyridon Marianatos in 1967.”

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genetic memory

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Visualising numbers (100, 243 and 12) by splitting them into all possible factorisations. [code]