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Note to self: Don't seek to be relevant, or liked, seek to be undeniable. Seek to be compassionate. Seek integrity. Seek humility. Seek Light.
Stolen from elsewhere.
The rest of the space is going to be pretty pissed when they see this.
did you google how to take a screen shot
Mark Rothko, Untitled (Red, Blue, Orange), 1955, oil on canvas, 66 5/8 x 49 3/8 in. Signed “Mark Rothko” on the reverse
© Kate Rothko Prizel and Christopher Rothko_DACS 2018
(it may be worth clicking here for the big version!
Uncredited cover art for After the Rain, by John Bowen, 1965
On the elements of light and their identity with those of matter, radiant and fixed. 1838. Frontispiece.
Internet Archive
L: Marcel Duchamp, Fresh Widow, 1964, via Levy Gorvy R: The Window, removed from the Texas School Book Depository in early 1964, via Heritage Auctions
Speaking of Fresh Widows [greg.org]
There are only three hints of anything unusual about this nondescript utility closet in the tunnels underneath MIT building 16. (1) If you look carefully at the hallway ceiling, you will see that a camera in the ductwork above it is always on, pointed very conspicuously at the door. (2) It is locked, and a placard makes it clear that you are not allowed inside this closet unless you work for MIT facilities. (3) The rooms in building 16 have not been renumbered for a decade at least, so the nameplate confirms that this is 004t: the closet where Aaron Swartz left the laptop.
I honestly think I have never heard anyone defend the existence of large academic publishing houses. It seems like there’s almost universal opposition to the practice of keeping research behind paywalls. Even people I’ve talked to who work for those companies are, at best, apologetic about the system.
Now people like Alexandra Elbakyan and LibGen have made real progress on the problem. But when they were just getting started, closet 16-004t was the site of one of the most brazen direct actions in the modern movement for free information. And the kid who did it couldn’t change jstor any more than he changed this closet. Some automated script recognition software here, an always-on camera and an intimidating placard there, and the whole system chugs on. Exactly as it was that day in January 2011 when he fled for his life down Cambridge Street on a bicycle
The Matrix (1999) dir. The Wachowskis
It’s really hard to describe how insane this was to see in the theater when in came out.
Ueli Berger, from The Swiss Avant Garde, circa 1971.
Im sorry i know its bad to post screenshots of ads but unemployedprofessors.com is really getting me
This limited edition recording by Man Bartlett has a photo of the young artist wearing a brontosaurus t-shirt and posing as the Statue of Liberty on the cover. It was released alongside Not at Liberty, Bartlett's show in Porto, Portugal, in Apr-Jun 2026.
Man Bartlett, Liberty, Not at Liberty [greg.org] 📷: man bartlett liberty.wav, 2026, ed. 25, via consultorioprojectroom, h/t @manbartlett
In 1991 General Idea made at least six paintings of their Robert Indiana-style AIDS logo in the black monochrome style of Ad Reinhardt. #4 is coming up for auction at Phillips in May 2026.
AIDS (Reinhardt) [greg.org]
Marcel Duchamp Ready-Mades, etc. (1913-1964), Galleria Schwarz, Milan and Le Terrain Vague, Paris (Schwarz 594 & 619)
Angine de Poitrine, 20th century backdrop edition
MOMA Film Library, Works of Calder, 1950
Not at Liberty
at consultório project room @ galeria ocupa, Porto, Portugal. April 30 - June 6, 2026.
I’m super excited about this show, which features three new works: a two-channel field recording of a trip I took from my apartment in upper Manhattan to Staten Island passing the Statue of Liberty (PASSING LIBERTY) which will be amplified through two rock speakers in a former meat case, another two-channel audio work that used a hydrophone to record the sound of ice melting (ICE MELTS) in a walk-in freezer, and a textile work using the image above being manipulated by a fan (HOT AIR). A limited edition lathe-cut 45rpm 7” has also been created, more details on that soon, and more info on the show here and here. Huge thank you to André at consultório and Alex at galeria ocupa for making this happen.