Back on the Unregistered Podcast

Talking about math in a world of undulating flux; how Deleuze and Guattari foment and proliferate difference; Marshal McLuhan's concept of the environment and how the alphabet creates a certain world; and so much more!

The Textured Screen

Please visit Medium for an essay on how the materiality of the screen as an inflection point within the image experience—with reference to:

Steven Soderbergh's "No Sudden Move", Matisse's "The Dance", Frank Stella, Kara Walker, Matthew Ritchie, Robert Altman, Marc Lafia, and more!

Me! On The Ethics Experts Podcast

 You can listen to the whole thing on many streaming sites — including Spotify: https://lnkd.in/enCz3bq

Photographic Memory: On Raoul Ollman’s “Reflections”

(I continue to publish on Medium as Blogger is a piece of shit. To wit, I keep getting an error as I try to upload images...)

Whether it’s black and white shots of the Bay Bridge, portraits of friends, or lush color images of reflections in Manhattan windows, Ollman’s subject remains the same: he photographs time.

Read the essay which talks about photography, time, perception, memory....it's pretty good, I have to say. 

Behold This Non-Fungible Vagina (NFV), or The Multiple Event of Emergent Particularity in the Digital Age

 Check out this nutty essay on this NFT/NFV that I wrote on Medium

Me on the Hobbies with Robbie Podcast Discussing Rhetoric, Whippets, and Inherent Pleasure

Squiggles All the Way Down: On the Painting of Phil King

I believe I've reached the limit of being able to tolerate this horrible UX known as Blogger. So here's an essay I wrote on Medium that I quite like about the work of the great British painter (not sure why "British" matters), Phil King. Here you go. Thank's for stopping by.