31 January 2012

27 January 2012

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Tahrir Square, Cairo, Jan 25, 2012 around 4:00 PM.
An Obelisk with the names of all the martyrs.

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For International Holocaust Remembrance Day

20 January 2012

17 January 2012

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Paul Lewis
8th December 2011
Underpass [near Victoria Park, Tower Hamlets, London]

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At the Martin Luther King Junior memorial, Washington DC, on Martin Luther King Junior day.

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Washington DC: the Mall.

10 January 2012

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In One Year and Out the Other

On New Year’s Eve, make a telephone call from one time zone to another so that you are conducting a conversation between people located in two years.

Ken Friedman

1975

First performed on New Year’s Eve 1975-1976, calling from Springfield, Ohio forward to Christo and Jeanne-Claude, Nam June Paik, and Dick Higgins in New York, then back to Tom Garver and Natasha Nicholson in California. Celebrated annually since then by telephone,telefax, and email. With Melbourne, Australia going into the New Year before most of the world, messages have gone back to the old year since 2008.


A collective email to friends around the world, sent by Ken Friedman on 31 December 2011.

30 December 2011

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Return of Jim Joe 3:
Near Eldridge Street, Lower East Side.

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Return of Jim Joe 2:
near Eldridge Street, Lower East Side.

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Return of Jim Joe 1:
spotted by Sara Jane Bailes at
Chambers Street station, J/Z line, NYC.

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Sara Jane Bailes
Williamsburg Bridge
December 2011

28 December 2011

22 December 2011

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Fly-title for Shakespeare's Venus and Adonis
Doves Press, 1912
Courtesy of the Folger Shakespeare Library

21 December 2011

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Fly-title for Shakespeare's Julius Caesar
Doves Press, 1913
Courtesy of the Folger Shakespeare Library

20 December 2011

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T. J. Cobden-Sanderson, Credo
Doves Press, 1906

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Sonnet 1
The Tercentenary Edition of Shakespeare's Sonnets
Doves Press, 1909

18 December 2011

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George Herbert's anagrammatic poem from The Temple (1633),
from a 1641 edition at the Folger Shakespeare Library.

17 December 2011

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Another 17th-century cryptographic book,
courtesy of the Folger Shakespeare Library.