31 July 2017 - exhibition, features, weekend - Comments Off on wfw weekend #418
30 July 2017 - exhibition, features, weekend - Comments Off on wfw weekend #417
27 July 2017 - agenda, hyperlink - Comments Off on If I can’t sleep at night is it because I am awake in someone else’s room?_ a final performance inside a hotel room _ Friday, July 28, 2017, 9 pm to 11 pm at Hotel Zoo Berlin
24 July 2017 - exhibition - Comments Off on Katinka Bock. _o_o__o
21 July 2017 - wfw comix, wfw contributor - Comments Off on Yung Chong BaDboI for We Find Wildness #2
21 July 2017 - art, exhibition, one pic - Comments Off on one pic friday. Michael E. Smith
18 July 2017 - art, text, web - Comments Off on Louise Lawler. Prominence Given, Authority Taken
17 July 2017 - hyperlink - Comments Off on DNA is an excellent medium for archiving data. Recent efforts have illustrated the potential for information storage in DNA using synthesized oligonucleotides assembled in vitro. A relatively unexplored avenue of information storage in DNA is the ability to write information into the genome of a living cell by the addition of nucleotides over time. (…) Here we use the CRISPR–Cas system to encode the pixel values of black and white images and a short movie into the genomes of a population of living bacteria. – CRISPR–Cas encoding of a digital movie into the genomes of a population of living bacteria, Shipman, S. L., Nivala, J., Macklis, J. D. & Church, G. M. Nature, July 12, 2017
17 July 2017 - art, exhibition - Comments Off on Reena Spaulings. Her And No
11 July 2017 - exhibition, hyperlink, text, web - Comments Off on It’s interesting, for instance, how charcoal becomes trendy today in organic and well-being food, even if it’s been fucking up generations of miner’s lungs. Some use it as a natural way to ease stomach pain and bad digestion. I prefer its vomiting effects: it’s used as an emergency treatment for certain kinds of severe poisoning and OD’s. I like that it’s presented here in the shape of a large, family-size bread we could eat of all together, while expelling all the possible mad-driving toxins. The idea of letting go, of fluidity, of opening the valves, a joyful communal diarrhea prompted me to ask the baker how we could form a sort of orifice in the bread. He folded his arm and pushed his elbow far in the middle of the fresh dough. – The Future of Not Working, Aline Bouvy in conversation with Louise Osieka, June 5, 2017
10 July 2017 - one pic, photography, web - Comments Off on one pic monday. Richard Prince
9 July 2017 - exhibition, features, weekend - Comments Off on wfw weekend #416
9 July 2017 - exhibition, features, weekend - Comments Off on wfw weekend #415
6 July 2017 - exhibition - Comments Off on Robert Grosvenor at Maccarone, Los Angeles
5 July 2017 - actual_size, exhibition, one pic - Comments Off on one pic wednesday. Jiří Kovanda