An unpopular opinion
This essay is a very longwinded rant on the ways that I cope with original ideas… a hot topic. I try to make an argument for the existence of new ideas being very rare, and why you might take comfort in…
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A religion of living ideas
Every two weeks I call my friend, science writer John Horgan, and we spend an hour talking about anything that’s on our minds: the topics often include psychedelics, science, politics, art, and the fundamental…
#9: Oh joy
Bouquet is a free monthly newsletter. If you love it, consider supporting it financially, or share it with a friend. Thank you! Months seem to fly by until I get to sit down and write to you. That’s when…
My breakthrough COVID
HOUSEKEEPING After becoming symptomatic for COVID last Monday, I definitely didn’t send an issue of Miscellanea on Tuesday — but I did feel better by Thursday! That said, quarantine has accounted for the…
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On hospitality
This week was supposed to be an intrepid one. I’d planned a solitary trip to revisit old haunts: a bike trip from Duino, just north of Trieste, through Slovenia and Croatia, to Poreč: following the old…
Monday 2nd August
Hey everyone! Another hectic week so keeping it brief with a greater focus on Tender Absence’s new programme! Hope you find somehting you love Josh LU by David Paredes & Emerson Caicedo free €4 LU leaves…
Hayao Miyazaki's Favorite Film
The Snow Queen Welcome to another edition of the Animation Obsessive newsletter! Thanks for joining us. Here’s a quick rundown of what we’re doing this week: One — a look at The Snow Queen, Miyazaki’s “…
Interlocking Cable Ties, Generative NFTs, Mathematical Optimization Art
Website | Instagram | Youtube | Behance | Twitter "The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and all science. He to whom this emotion is a stranger,…
Grrrripes
Legendary New Yorker cartoonist Mort Gerberg says cartoonists are like oysters: “An oyster goes through his world and all these things happen. Every now and then a piece of schmutz, a grain of sand gets…
Algorithm-Free Art (and an auction for 30 min!)
Hi! I’ve got 2 things for you today: 1) The July Patreon print. It’s only available as the Patreon reward. Join during July (that’s today!) if you’d like one. 2) I painted a large piece that I’m auctioning…
Process 036 ☼ How To Create An Album Cover
Dear friends, Today’s letter is about a recent album cover shoot and what we did behind the scenes to get it just right. Also, an exciting video update about my photo book NOTICE. This week’s giveaway…
Memories from Normandy, The Book
If you have a heart for days that never end and stories that never die, I have something to tell you. My second book is out today and holds one of the most important moments of my life and career. Memories…
Quiet Painting / You are Enough
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56 - It's Been A Year!
Hello! Today is the one-year anniversary of the SneakyArt Post, and I am delighted to still have your time and attention. In this past year, you have helped me become a better reader, thinker, and writer…
Judgement Day
by Les Picker Yesterday was Judgement Day, in a manner of speaking anyway. The Paper Arts Collective deadline for our first open print contest and exhibition was last week. Yesterday the four judges met…
Weekly Recap w/ Nifty Fanny
Dear friends, I needed a few days to digest the first 2021 in-person crypto conference that happened last week in Paris, EthCC (Ethereum Community Conference). After almost two years of not speaking to…
#7 Almanacs as relational thinking
Dear friends & colleagues, dear faraway nearby, You know that I’m really interested in the way we perceive time apart from our neoliberal linear thinking. I wrote about it here on Routine as the death…
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