“Performing” My Now Dust-covered Graduate Thesis

Posted on March 17th, 2009 in of interest, project news and tagged , , ,

picture-8I don’t have the energy for Twitter. Or rather, I don’t wish to expend the energy Twitter requires proportional to any value my use of it might return. However, I will continue to keep a regular presence on Twitter without any effort on my part whatsoever! With the help of a server-side cron job and a PHP script adapted from the Booktwo Swotter Project, I will “perform” my dusty ol’ graduate thesis (in real time!) on Twitter. Every two hours, an approximately 140-character fragment of the text will be broadcast for the benefit of any twit — er, tweetie, er twot, er, how’s that? — so why not follow me and enjoy a little piece of Meaning Building: Aldo Rossi and the Practice of Memory throughout the course of your twittiful day?

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I live and work in Philadelphia, USA where I am an Assistant Professor in Multimedia in the College of Media and Communication at The University of the Arts. I am the Director of the Department for the Investigation of Meaning in The Think Tank that has yet to be named and I am a strategic designer in The Action Mill.

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    A guidebook and installation which catalog a contemplation of the ambivalence that defines humankind’s complex relationship to the natural environment.

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    An archive of rare conversations within the contemporary social, political, and cultural milieu.

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    Co-curating the European biennial of contemporary with Bassam El Baroni and Alexandria Contemporary Arts Forum.

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    Place In Place Of: Alexandria

    Site-specific interventions, performances, lectures and documents created in Alexandria, Egypt.

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    Marking the impact of the University of the Arts on land use in Center City Philadelphia.