Jeffrey Schultz II. The Oldest Living Thing in L.A. By mid-winter the young are no longer And the winter’s still yet-to-become. We eat tacos in 90 degree heat With our friend the anthropologist From Massachusetts, where seven snows Yesterday did disclose simultaneously themselves And disappeared beneath them whole Massachusetts. His work imagines beginnings: SummersContinue reading “Jeffrey Schultz – II. The Oldest Living Thing in L.A.”
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Anthony Cody – Everywhere I sleep, 8 of 15
Anthony Cody Everywhere I sleep, I see Dust Bowl (8 of 15) View image in a new tab (5MB) Download a PDF (2MB) Anthony Cody’s artist statement: For 15 consecutive nights, in the summer of 2019, I would scour the public domain for images and sounds related to the Dust Bowl era. Very often,Continue reading “Anthony Cody – Everywhere I sleep, 8 of 15”
Jeffrey Schultz – I. Western Man
Jeffrey Schultz I. Western Man Because his existence is doom, At the end of it I will, After I preside first Over the solemn burials Of my human And animal beloved, After we have All of us beyond a doubt Witnessed this The end of this, The frogs gone And the bats And moreContinue reading “Jeffrey Schultz – I. Western Man”
Anthony Cody – Everywhere I sleep, 7 of 15
Anthony Cody Everywhere I sleep, I see Dust Bowl (7 of 15) View image in a new tab (6.9MB) Download a PDF (706kb) Anthony Cody’s artist statement: For 15 consecutive nights, in the summer of 2019, I would scour the public domain for images and sounds related to the Dust Bowl era. Very often,Continue reading “Anthony Cody – Everywhere I sleep, 7 of 15”
Anthony Cody – Everywhere I sleep, 6 of 15
Anthony Cody Everywhere I sleep, I see Dust Bowl (6 of 15) View image in a new tab (5.1MB) Download a PDF (1.9MB) Anthony Cody’s artist statement: For 15 consecutive nights, in the summer of 2019, I would scour the public domain for images and sounds related to the Dust Bowl era. Very often,Continue reading “Anthony Cody – Everywhere I sleep, 6 of 15”
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