31.10.05
LondOn eLectricity
We take this little bugger up to the corner shOp tO add money to it tO run our eLecricity.
When the money runs out....the pOwer goes out!
28.10.05
27.10.05
23.10.05
18.10.05
banksy presents CRUDE OILS
17.10.05
6000+ ruBBer bumPers
a grOup of 2nd year MA students created this interactive piece for the reconstruction waLL of the RoyaL festivaL Hall.
wenT dOwn heLp with the instaLL yesterday.
1 * 6000+ rubber bumpers
2 * template for Layout
3 * driLL 6000+ bumpers tO waLL
4 * interactive dispLay which wiLL include sounds that pLay with each persons' touch.
opening is friday 21-10-2005
15.10.05
13.10.05
11.10.05
hOmesick fOr ....
9.10.05
remOvaL of bee stings
The sting detaches from the body of a honey bee (Apis mellifera) after stinging (Fig. 1), in contrast to other stinging insects (Mulfinger et al. 1992). It takes with it the entire distal segment of the bee's abdomen, along with a nerve ganglion, various muscles, a venom sac, and the end of the bees digestive tract (Snodgrass 1956). The sting itself (Fig. 2) consists of two lancets with recurved barbs on the outer aspect of their distal end, held in grooves on the stylet.
i gOt stung tOday.
and iT hurTs.
5.10.05
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