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(Made from vegetable based inks printed on chlorine-free pulp - fully compostable!)
Read the review in Jacket by Astrid Lorange here.
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2009
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April
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- Future social and ecological systems
- 6 fine-art steps for building a raised bed
- Lucky dip and scratch (or, carbon fixed/carbon smo...
- Roaming Graffiti Wall
- WANTED
- Pushkick (or, the artist is dancing with himself)
- Melbourne cultural carbon factories (Art Precincts)
- No title
- I think therefore I comment, I comment therefore I...
- A portrait of the traveller as biophysical graffitist
- Portrait of the poet as a fixed address
- A portrait of the artist as regenerating forest
- Up a tree
- The text is in free-drag
- April sketch (with Zeph)
- Father and son free-dragging
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April
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Buy my manifesto (or, exchange something for it)
(Made from vegetable based inks printed on chlorine-free pulp - fully compostable!)
Read the review in Jacket by Astrid Lorange here.
Patrick Jones online
- Artlink (feature)
- Boult Upright Malley (poems)
- Bubbler boy (article)
- Centre for Collective Wealth (film)
- Cordite (post)
- D!SSENT (article)
- How to Do Words With Things (review)
- Just Free Water (site)
- Lalgambook (film)
- Peej (music)
- Peej JJJ
- Roaming Graffiti Wall (article)
- Trouble (feature)
- Vimeo (pj films)
- When Pressed (feature)
- Words and Things (review)
- WorkmanJones (site, films)
Other compostable agents for culture
- banal as anything
- bLOGOS/HAHA
- centre for collective wealth
- Cordite
- critical ecologies
- david prater
- DJ Spooky
- emcee cm master of none
- ethan dances in public
- George Monbiot
- graffiti research lab
- jacket
- Jason Workman
- Kate Fagan
- kickknees
- Land of Meg
- Material Poem
- midwives for president
- milkwood permaculture
- Mutiny Media
- pennsound
- permablitz
- Punk Rock Permaculture
- swim swam
- Tiny Farm Blog
- When Pressed
4 comments:
what I'd like to know is, how does muscle strength play a part in your works? When it is obvious that physical exertion is part of it all..and the spectacle, when does that disappear in order for someone like me to appreciate it as so called 'physical graffiti'.
oh yeah, and what does the 'bio' bit mean? please explain.
Tree-dragging??
now that's funny.
tree-dragging!! updiedown roadside - what could be more simple?
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