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and scroll around in it if you want to read the text.
Altered from a photo of the Wooster Group by Paula Court.
posted by pb @ 10:36 AM
PAM BROWN
Sydney, Australia
poet ∴ editor ∴ reader
brief biographical note
Now I forgive the delicious lunacy
Which made me use up all my best years
Without my work bringing any advantage other
Than the pleasure of a long delinquency
JOACHIM DU BELLAY The Regrets 1558
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5 Comments:
Haha, that is very cool. I am facing the horrors of the open mic as we speak. Wooster is a great site, one of the best collections of street art on the web and there is a nexus there, street art and the web, the democratisation of culture.
I hadn't thought of the Wooster Group as performing street art before. Didn't know they did. Spalding Gray made a couple of visits to Sydney years ago. 'Swimming to Cambodia' was brilliant and influenced some performance pieces I co-wrote with three other women as 'Generic Ghosts' in the mid '80s.
Open mic: courage !
What I mean is, New York new wave hip. You gotta love it as an historical curiosity.
Ah - now I get it.
The text - street art - traces of graffiti.
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