120fps March 14, 2021 blog I started some simple experiments last week throwing and catching a camera. Here’s an animated gif of one catch that has been stripped from video le mani March 12, 2021 blog Molto tempo fa abbiamo cominciato a pensare usando le mani, non il contrario. – Gary Rogowski, Handmade: Creative Focus in the Age of Distraction lil making postcards March 6, 2021 practice A video document of Lil Boyce making Postcards from Before Supported by C-DaRE — the Centre for Dance Research — at Coventry University before they love March 1, 2021 blog I don’t remember where I took this photo, and nor do I know what it means, but I sure do like it sneaky aspects of group deliberation February 26, 2021 blog Here’s Ian David Moss talking about how good groups are at making decisions: one of the sneaky aspects of group deliberation is that it reliably informational heartbeats February 23, 2021 blog I like Rebecca Toh’s blog a lot. She’s a photographer, and her site is full of wisdom, care and beauty. In her post informational heartbeats she what gordon parks saw February 21, 2021 blog This is a short video by Evan Puschak (The Nerdwriter) about the photographs of Gordon Parks. Where I saw it: Editorial February 19, 2021 practice An editorial for Choreographic Practices by Lee Miller and Simon Ellis that thinks through tribalism, us and them, and sympoiesis. Reference: Ellis, rhoneisms February 16, 2021 blog Patrick Rhone’s blog Rhoneisms is one of my favourite sites to follow. The posts are variously playful, serious, moving and everyday. I’ve reblogged ideology February 14, 2021 blog This quote is from the Czech dissident (and former president) Václav Havel’s famous 1979 essay The Power of the Powerless: Ideology is a specious mean world syndrome February 12, 2021 blog Rutger C. Bregmans’s book Humankind: A Hopeful History (2020) is fascinating and moving. Here he is discussing our capacity to manage and copy with dream baby dream and joy February 9, 2021 blog It’s pretty obvious I like Bruce Springsteen. Here are previous posts of mine where he’s talking audiences, audiences and common experiences, the xkcd hug count February 7, 2021 blog The amazing XKCD: I’m getting and giving plenty of hugs at home but wow do I miss hugging other people. 2007 was clearly an awesome year. Original the families February 3, 2021 blog There’s a been a blast of these lately around where I live: I wonder if it feels like a hoax for the families of the 100k dead from the virus here if then else January 30, 2021 blog the mission of nearly every corporation. Collect data. Write code: if/then/else. Detect patterns. Predict behaviour. Direct action. Encourage nobody January 28, 2021 blog Nobody is setting up a programme in unemployed studies, homeless studies, or trailer park studies because the unemployed, the homeless, and the the competency model January 22, 2021 blog From Marcus Buckingham and Ashley Goodall’s Nine Lies About Work, and regarding the measurement of performance at work: the competency model is the the art of reading January 19, 2021 blog The art of reading, in short, includes all of the same skills that are involved in the art of unaided discovery: keenness of observation, readily question your teaspoons December 28, 2020 blog Georges Perec on questioning the habitual: Make an inventory of your pockets, of your bag. Ask yourself about the provenance, the use, what will midlifing November 27, 2020 blog Back in October my friend Lee Miller suggested we start a podcast. Yes, that’s what the world needs … another podcast. But we did it anyway and we Next page