Please watch in full, listen in full, think in full.
I made this on two separate March 17ths: 2007, and 1990 (or around there, I think I lied in the video). Actually maybe it wasn’t March 17th at all in the first video!
Thanks to Andrea Allen for reminding me to post it.
Jakob, have you seen the film Tarnation? if not i highly recommend it.
This is what Nikki has taught me about Detroit over the past few years. To those who recall our conversations about D becoming an amazing place for creative youth, see.
I met a girl from Detroit last week. Her description of Detroit’s economic situation matches this article’s. She said people are setting up their own urban gardens, growing food. I asked how they got around zoning / health regulations that normally prevent that sort of behavior. She said it’s so destitute there, law enforcement looks the other way.
DETROIT: We’re So Fucked You Can Grow Your Own Food
Kylekoski.com on a Kindle 2
it looks really good in person. and at the top of the screen it says “Basic Web” (as opposed to advanced web, nice coding kyle)
What i carry in my backpack.
Tree in Forsyth park.
Question: how is a tree’s monetary value determined?
photo i took after last weekends film shoot at Tybee.
midnight sculpture
midnight sculpture
Erik (left) Clint(?) (right)
Now i’m revealing a bit of my creep. These are two of the about 8-12 members of a social group i see frequently and have for the past three years. Outside of maybe one or two conversations with two of three members of this social group i have never really interacted with it. but i have been seeing it and its members many times a day, everyday, for years. Since the summer of ‘08 i have been trying to learn as much as i can about it without interacting directly, taking notes, photos and videos. On Cali’s recommendation i will be turning these things into a social ethnography.
Erik, clint, if you are reading this, just pretend im Jane Goodall, and go about your business, please.
