User:Jahsonic/Most of the afternoon has been spent on literary lunatics and morosophy

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The Trylon and Perisphere, two modernistic structures at the New York World's Fair of 1939-1940
Photo: Trylon, Perisphere and Helicline (Samuel H. Gottscho)

Most of the afternoon has been spent on literary lunatics and morosophy, inspired by researching Charles Nodier's Infernaliana[1], brought to my attention by Au carrefour étrange [2]. One encounters[3] the recently discovered but already inevitable JRMS [4] on the way. Do listen to the latter's current Studio One muxtape [5].

Taking photos of photos seems to be my thing. With my new camera, after Sherrie Levine, after Edward Weston, I took a picture of this polaroid [6] by Guy Bourdin (Bourdin used the pola in [7]) yesterday night (which was museum night) at the Antwerp fotomuseum. There are some more of my snapshots of Bourdin's polaroids[8].

My friend and I also had our picture taken[9] at the Guillaume Bijl installation TV Quiz Decor[10]. We were chased away by a museum attendant, but I managed to soothe her saying it was an art intervention.

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