feral trade
I saw a talk the other day by the founder of feral trade, a grocery and shipping business organized only through personal social networks, and with a completely open supply chain (which makes for a pretty fun website to explore). It's a bizarre, inspiring, and very interesting model for business and art!
From their about page:
Feral Trade is a grocery business and public experiment, trading goods over social networks. The word 'feral' describes a process which is willfully wild (as in pigeon) as opposed to romantically or nature-wild (wolf). The passage of goods can open up wormholes between diverse social settings, routes along which other information, techniques or individuals can potentially travel. [Goods are traded] over social, cultural and occupational networks; harnessing the surplus freight potential of existing travel (friends, colleagues, passing acquaintances) for the practical circulation of goods.
minchin animation
khan on regulation
A glossy 15 minute survey:
buck wild
dfw on travel
"My personal experience has not been that traveling around the country is broadening or relaxing, or that radical changes in place and context have a salutary effect, but rather that intranational tourism is radically constricting, and humbling in the hardest way--hostile to my fantasy of being a true individual, of living somehow outside and above it all." --David Foster Wallace
personality
"I have a Masters in history, a Masters in anthropology, and a PhD in education."
"What would you say has been your greatest accomplishment?"
"My personality."
From Humans of New York
joe szabo
From his website:
"Joe Szabo is a teacher, photographer, and author who began his photographic studies at Pratt Institute where he received an MFA degree in 1968. He taught photography at Malverne High School in Long Island from 1972-1999 and at the International Center of Photography in New York since 1978. He has been photographing his teen-age students for the past twenty-five years."
dreamdecay
Merry Christmas!
cooties
Here is a great article about some Murray Bookchin-inspired rebels fighting ISIL in Syria. Also apparently ISIL believes that if they're killed by a kurdish woman they won't get into heaven? AKA cooties.
biel carpenter
Two from Biel Carpenter.
sick
“Sick of it whatever it's called, sick of the names.
I dedicate every pore to what's here”
― Ikkyu
cho cho cola
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