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Scarborough, joke central.

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More giggles in Scarborough.

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Scarborough--the first in a series.

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From Daniella (James's girlfriend).
The same vicar as 14.i.06?!

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Cafe Habana--Home of the Famous Corn
Elizabeth Street, NYC

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Cup & Saucer Luncheonette
NYC April 2010

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Lizzie Calligas
Kafeneio to Kentro
Shoinousa, Cyclades, July 2010

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Lizzie Calligas, Athens, June 2010

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Michele Jaffe's couch.

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The Chilean graffiti artist Dasic visits Brooklyn.
Thanks to our friend Michele Jaffe (author of the Bad Kitty books, the Arboretti Family Saga, and a brilliant monograph about zeroes in Renaissance culture) for sending these in.

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Hey Brain Wash
Jesús D. R. Velasco
Chelsea, June 2010

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WINTER IN AMERICA

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I wish NYC was dirty, crazy, and dangerous again.

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DANGER in the LAND of MEN and WOMEN

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Ignore this text
Jesús D. R. Velasco, New York City

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Still from A Serious Man

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St. Mark's Church In-the-Bowery, NYC

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An eternal bed of books, spotted by Piers Brown, Rome.

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Winifred Holtby's Grave
All Saints Churchyard, Rudston, East Yorkshire

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Bronte Family Vault
Haworth, West Yorkshire

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Take Care Live Well and Learn to Die
Nathan Walker, Dartington College of Art

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From the iPhone of Elinor Jansz.

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Keeping no Certaine place
Adict your selues unto his Conuersation
Youl purchase heauen for your Habitation

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Holy Trinity Goodramgate, York

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SEND US YOUR NOTEBOOKS



TextOfTheDay presents a notebook page by interdisciplinary artist and poet Demosthenes Agrafiotis that explores the fluidity and associative meanings of ‘poetry’ and ‘’performance’ across non-western languages, to initiate a general call for notebooks from artists and writers, which we hope to run as a series.

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One last work from Peter Coates--his contribution to last year's 'Black Page' exhibition at Shandy Hall (Laurence Sterne's home in Coxwold, Yorkshire). The exhibition marked the 250th anniversary of the first publication of Tristram Shandy, with its infamous black page announcing the death of Parson Yorick. Coates's stone black page was installed next to Sterne's own memorial in the adjacent graveyard of St. Michael's, Coxwold.

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Peter Coates

Miners' inscription, Goldthorpe, Sheffield Diocese. Commemorating the mining community at Goldthorpe, Barnburgh, Hickleton and Highgate pits.

Slate, magnesian limestone, gilding.

Peter Coates

Wakefield Jail