Looking fine, by Gatsby
May 20, 2013
ThatMcGraw New(ish) Vid
February 13, 2013
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That one. Not this one.
Kick back with a Hammy Cola and enjoy the show.
Film from the Apothecary Shed
January 8, 2013
Well maybe not film. Bits. What do you call it these days anyway?! Video?
ThatMcGraw of the production company Indescribably Inconvenient has amassed a collection of films put together for various reasons. We love them, and you will too.
Yearbook Timelapse (check out the amusing scene 50 seconds in)
Again the Room, a Philosophical Exploration
(3:07 is just phenomenal or epiphenomenal or something)
Emotion and Perception, our personal favorite here in the apothecary shed
The Stalin Project
And, in case you wonder how to get here, some directions.
On the Occasion of Eighteen
December 16, 2012
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A toast for Jack at eighteen
May you and your generation…
Cool the tempers and the tempests of the planet,
Bend the bits to your collective will,
Not only stand on the shoulders of giants, but reach into the stars,
Understand and empathize with the human condition,
Create art that challenges, soothes, and startles.
We are proud to know you, proud to grow you, and proud to provide your
launching pad. Remember us as you accelerate.
And now for…Christmas.
L-Tryptophan Makes Us Dance
November 23, 2012
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Sleep is for the weak after a dead turkey day feast! McGraws dance.
iPhone not so good as the Droid. Hey Eli, you owe dad $10.
Handsome Jack
May 21, 2012
College and the Arts
April 1, 2012
Chernobyl, Verizon red alerts, and well-armed liberals
November 26, 2011
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Marcus goes to Chernobyl. Read about it here http://www.ranum.com/fun/projects/chernobyl/. I was reminded of the Polidori exhibit on Chernobyl (zones of exclusion) that I saw at the Tate a few years ago or maybe it was in Montreal. Human insignificance shines through Polidori’s work in the form of dissolving cities.
Meanwhile, the safety situation here in the United States could not be more different. Some hourly Verizon guys in trucks asked permission to park in our driveway to check a nearby pole. We thought it was great when they set out orange safety cones in case the traffic on our driveway became confused. As if the yellow flashing lights were not enough…
We spent the afternoon blowing as many clay pigeons as we could out of mid air. Jack is a good shot. Fits right in with the rest of us well-armed liberals.














