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Month: August 2018
Protected: Invisible Things: Resistance
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Protected: Invisible Things: Separation
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Protected: Invisible Things: Strontium-90
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WALKIN’ WITH WORDXWORD AT THE MOUNT
I'm excited to be participating in this upcoming WordXWord event at The Mount with a short performance piece that responds to a sculpture called Institutional Tan. The photo of the work posted online immediately made me think of invisibility, mass incarceration, border patrol and caged children. I'm not yet sure what I will perform, but … Continue reading WALKIN’ WITH WORDXWORD AT THE MOUNT
Protected: Invisible Things: Diabetes
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Protected: Albert Camus – a timeless seer of truth
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Upcoming Projects…
In an effort to summarize (and organize) the events I have coming up, I'm posting (and updating) my notes on each project here on my blog. This should make it easy for me to update and locate the details as they develop... . . . . . . . ZK/U MONDAY DINNER PRESENTATION 13 AUGUST … Continue reading Upcoming Projects…
Protected: Regrets belong to everybody, don’t they?
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Protected: Invisibility Lab: LAB REPORT – 05 AUGUST 2018
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Protected: Narrative-based Research Analysis
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Protected: Pimpette’s Performing Business
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Protected: Performing Behala
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Read, Reflect, Experiment
Experiment: The third and final bucket is rapid experimentation. Ben Franklin and Thomas Edison became leading inventors and thinkers because of their experiments. We have Gmail because Google allowed employees to experiment with new ideas. The reason experiments are so useful is because you have facts, not assumptions. Experiments show you what’s working. You can learn from your mistakes and … Continue reading Read, Reflect, Experiment
1000 Invisible Things 