The other day while making myself a cup of tea next to a meeting here at BRIG (which is where RIG and ADG make their home during working hours) I was mentioned as “…and Jim does mass graves…” to which I too quickly and smarmily added “But wait! I also do funny aware novels as [...]
Posts Tagged ‘design histories’
What I’ve Been Doing for the Past 16 Months
Thursday, July 21st, 2011God vs. Cleveland
Sunday, June 5th, 2011When you’re reading a story on a Kindle, or on your iPhone, Amazon knows where you’re at in the story. When you have a book that knows what you’re reading when you’re reading it, or is otherwise aware, you can start telling that story in more ways than one. What if the characters in the [...]
Brussels or Bust: Making it Happen
Wednesday, April 6th, 2011If you would have asked me just even a year ago if I would be addressing a public hearing in European Union Parliament, I wouldn’t have even understood the question I don’t think. To think that what basically began as an idea, and a not even a terribly well thought out one for that matter [...]
Presentation at European Parliament
Friday, March 25th, 2011Rolf and I have somehow managed to have been invited by none less than a vice president of the European Union Parliament to speak at a Public Hearing in the EU Parliament called “What Do Young Europeans Know About Totalitarianisms”. Aside of course from the widening of what we’re doing in terms of it being [...]
Join Us Later at 11:00 For More
Tuesday, March 8th, 2011So in a couple of short hours, or probably less, last week I’ve managed to get my work that I’m doing for the Spomenik project on no less than ten Slovenian news outlets, thanks in large part to the brave and media-savvy work of our partners at the Study Centre for National Reconciliation. I’ve never [...]
