tuesday.

piles.

we began to wonder how the rush to application actually works to conceal the anxieties provoked by the press to master identity...the rush to find practical solutions or the correct technique does not allow the opportunity to even name conflicts, let alone work them through.  

-deborah britzman & alice pitt.

friday.

construction in the loop.

a screaming kid on the fullerton bus stared out the window while the rest of the riders flashed a bunch of dirty looks in his direction.  wonder what he was seeing.

thursday.

roosevelt near canal.

i wanna learn more about the buildings i pass by everyday.  what's in there?

thursday.

windows.

2 hours of math on thursdays for 4 weeks.  week 3.

thursday.

fence, bag & 2 feet.

i should be working on my presentation.

cws.

seeing red.

feeling color.

movement?

michigan and monroe.

where does the power reside?

monday.

van buren near columbus.

how well do i know this place?  is this my place?  where is my place? 

formulas.

alley.

things feel up in the air.  but in a good way.

painted over.

on richmond near milwaukee.

if the structure does not permit dialogue the structure must be changed.

-paulo freire.

wednesday.

big fish.

i'm nervous.

downtown.

a walk in the loop.

looking up in an alley near jackson and state.  the sun and stairs.  they got me.

mark bradford.

mark bradford @ the mca.

 how do we approach and engage in an artwork?  how do we read the social world through aesthetics?  how do different surroundings alter meaning?

thursday.

on a walk in nyc.