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0-0 Adam Moser
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This past weekend I taught an intensive class at Portland State University called “The Practical Joke”. We tried laughing yoga, instigating humorous situations in public places, and joke fieldwork- as well as discussing some of the social and philosophical implications of comedic practices. I was impressed with everyone’s willingness to discuss and participate, and I leave convinced that comedy is a subject of passion for many people..
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Pasando/Pensando (passing through/thinking)
This was a small project I did at the Guapamacataro residency. Since my bedroom was in between the courtyard and the inner hall which lead to other resident’s bedrooms it was a natural passageway. I knew this because on our initial tour of the hacienda we walked through it as a group. I decided to establish the room as a hall during daylight hours and kept the doors open for people to walk through.
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A description of getting lost in Westchester
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This walk starts in Greenpoint Brooklyn at McGolrick Park and ends at the 7 train station Woodside/61st St. station in Woodside Queens. It passes through the areas south of Greenpoint ave (which turns into Roosevelt ave). The variation pictured above also passes the UPS processing station in Maspeth QNS and some city facilities which are interestingly nestled into this area which has been bisected by highways. You can also do a route more directly through the cemeteries. Just remember that access (the entrances and exits) are not always where you expect them to be. When you are finished you can eat at Sripraphai Thai restaurant as a reward, if you like.
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Members of The Walk Exchange make a pychogeographic map at Bogart Salon this evening. They will talk about their activities with the show “ADrift” at a round table discussion this Wednesday evening.
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A Walk to Try
Wet your hands under the faucet. Don’t wipe them off or dry them. Walk outside until they dry off without any assistance from towels or clothes. How far did you go?
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12.8 mile walk from Proteus Gowanus to Hallett Sanctuary Central Park with small monument. laH


