That's so square.

One of my favorite things about the Diana-mini, our new family camera, is that it allows one to shoot either in the half-frame aspect ratio, or SQUARE! I think my love of square composition comes directly from my love of records (and cd's), and perhaps from a long love of simple patchwork quilts. Even in my collage work, I am devoted to the square. Here are a few recent shots from the Diana-mini and some older collage work. For the love of squares!

LadiDodo: Cardboard Bike Parade

When daily life becomes too rigid, we look to the sky and imagine. Cheap art can save us. Ladidodo!

More of this, this, and this:

I am wanting more of 

this:

this:
and this:

Anybody in?

pages 12, 13, 14, 15:

burlington craft busking

Anarchist Craft Circle brings you a rag knitting demonstration!

We used t-shirts cut into strips.

Watch Burlington streets and parks this summer and fall for more demonstrations!

documenting ephemera

Street art lovers and those with a taste for the handwritten notes of strangers should check out this blog:

http:/brooklynsigns.tumblr.com/

See what else Susan Norton is doing at:

http://nortonanalog.blogspot.com

claiming trees for public art

http://www.flickr.com/photos/flyinghenstudio/

lesson one thumbnails

This project was made on 5 July in Burlington, VT with xeroxes, YES paste and spackling knives. The images were lifted from an album sleeve of a 1983 breakdance compilation.

Lesson One with wall paper paste