and here is an auction for the same projector, listing info about the volts and other important crap. It is EXACTLY the same as both of those, just minus the cover and reel, as previously mentioned. Oh, and the serial number on mine is 1344085.

Cutting to the chase: I am offering this baby up for sale, as I have no real use for it (aside from gigantic paper weight or “cool looking thing to set drinks and books on”). So email me (punxishippys@gmail.com) with your best offer, or comment and leave your email address, and I’ll send you info on payment and pick-up and everything.

Oh, and unless you are willing to send an extra $25, you will have to come pick it up (or have someone pick it up and send it to you).. because $25 is how much shipping this 23lb beast will cost, and at the moment I don’t have any extra money. I’m really sorry about that, I REALLY wish I could ship this but I’m really broke at the moment.. I mean, shit, if I had the money, I would send it to fucking Istanbul or Mongolia or Uganda for whoever wanted to buy it (however, if I had the money, I probably wouldn’t be selling it in the first place).

its called gettin soooo gnar dude

send some love

Creating “fake” bands via documentation (screenprints, t-shirts, demo tapes, bootleg live video, etc.)

Buying a modular synthesizer in 120 dollar increments from synthesizers.com (affordability and flexibility rule) so does this pic

I’ve also been pretty into freeware and “consumer” approaches to music, Here are some cool programs that I’ve come across

intua’s beatmaker for the iphone/ipod touch

this one is my personal favorite, and I’ve been using it a lot cuz its fun and easy to use

its kind of modelled after an akai mpc, there are velocity/touch sensitive pads, an onboard sequencer that makes it super easy to program
beats in time, real time record and the update I got a couple of weeks has a slew of other cool shtuff

its 20 bux but worth it (so not so freeware)

then theres a series of freeware by halcyon that’s pretty easy to use but fun and good for a laugh

check out their easy to use arpeggiator

or the drumatix modelled after the famous roland tr 808 drum machine that all those rappers love so much

there’s also gleetchlab which I haven’t used in a while, but it was built in max/msp/jitter and is a pretty easy to use sample player/editor, it doesn’t have sequencing capabilities, but its pretty fun to make noises on

until next time kiddies, peace love and a happy new year’d

i found this on art source, i’m gonna submit a speaker sculpture that i’m gonna finish when i get back to boston

its called: the right way to pray

: Mayor’s Office of Arts, Tourism & Special Events

Art today is more dynamic than ever. New techniques and ideas in multimedia art such as digital photography, interactive sculpture, video installation, graphic design, animation, and projections are at the cutting edge of contemporary art. The NEW MEDIA exhibition will use the interior of Boston City Hall as a showcase for a new generation of art and artists in Boston. The exhibition will be displayed from June - August 2009. Although some equipment is available, artists will be asked to provide their own computers, video players, projection equipment and monitors for the duration of the exhibition.

DEADLINE: February 28, 2009

Please submit the following:
· 5 jpegs (72 dpi), or photographs, of work.

· 1-5 minutes of video work in either vhs, dvd format or a link to your website.

· Brief description sheet of the work you are proposing.

· Resume or brief description of your art experiences.

· A suitable self-addressed stamped envelope (SASE) if you would like your proposal/support materials returned to you.

· The Mayor’s Office of Art’s, Tourism and Special Events is not responsible for loss of/or damage to support materials that are not accompanied by suitable SASE)
Submissions sent by email are encouraged
DELIVER, MAIL OR EMAIL COMPLETED APPLICATIONS TO:

John Crowley, Exhibitions Director
Mayor’s Office of Arts, Tourism, and Special Events
Boston City Hall, Room 802
Boston, Massachusetts 02201
Phone: 617/635-2368 Fax: 617/635-2397
john.crowley@cityofboston.gov

This is a time to find out what it is you believe in, to articulate (visually and blatently) why you believe (in your work?).

So. I await.

and ps, here is the crafted document:

CALL FOR WORK

Rants and Reciprocal Raves.

Part II of the Craigslist Cultural Exchange Series.

A one night show of performances dealing with beliefs, lack of
beliefs, passions and truths or post-truths in today’s society.

To have a rant or rave, usually you believe in something strongly.
What do you believe? Can you believe today? Can you believe in the
present? If not, can you still find something to rant and/or rave
about?

Please submit a detailed statement of proposed piece, duration
(including setup and cleanup), requirements (technical or otherwise),
contact information (email and phone), and photos or a brief video if
desired.

Show: January 18, 2008, Grand St. stop L train, Brooklyn NY.
Submissions Due:  January 3, 2008, simogos@gmail.com
Participants Notified: January 10

Here’s a link to the original blog post
here are some examples of what was created, taken from the blog:

Anyone for group variable art projects with rules? maybe across state lines?

I’m thinking:
Photoshop Image
Drawing
Video
Animated Gif
or
Maybe something more analog?