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Themes in Found Twitter Poems
08.19.10 | Permalink | Comment?

Found Twitter Poems is in its second year. The first year of FTP was pretty awesome, but (natch) I want the second to be even better. So to try and continue to evolve FTP… There are a handful of projects boiling around in my head — the first of which was proposed by one of [...]
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What makes a good found twitter poem? (round 2)
06.16.10 | Permalink | Comment?

The second round in trying to figure out the ingredients or the recipe for a great found twitter poem: What some smart people who aren’t me say.
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What makes a good found twitter poem?
06.08.10 | Permalink | 2 Comments

The first exercise in trying to figure out the ingredients or the recipe for a great found twitter poem: Categorizing the first year’s crop of found poems by poetic device.
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Happy birthday to Found Twitter Poems!
06.02.10 | Permalink | Comment?

Taking stock of the first twelve months in the life of one of my projects, Found Twitter Poems — including a list of my favorite found poems from the last year.
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a preview of the Keys book I made
03.15.10 | Permalink | 1 Comment

Cool, Blurb now lets you embed a preview of books you’ve made. Here are the first 15 or so pages of the book I made a while back on my father-in-law’s collection of keys: A collection of keys by Eric Pakurar
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pieces of the chemical warfare project, phase 1
03.08.09 | Permalink | Comment?

I recently posted a time-lapse movie of how the graffiti on a particular wall in Soho has evolved over time. These are each of the individual pieces of graffiti (most of them, anyway) that have been added to that wall over the last eight months. I’d love to be able to give credit to each [...]
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chemical warfare project, phase 1
03.07.09 | Permalink | 8 Comments

I’ve been taking a picture every day or so of one particular wall on Greene St to make a time-lapse movie of how the graffiti on that wall evolves over time. I’d like to think of it as a documentary of a sort of collectively created art project — lots of different contributions continually added [...]