Sunrise: 7:52am..........Sunset: 3:14pm..........Total Minutes "Lost": 4

Green Object No. 3

Green Object No. 2

Sunrise: 7:50am..........Sunset: 3:16pm..........Total Minutes "Lost": 5

Green Object No. 1, two ways:

Seeing Green

I have an assignment here. For the next three weeks, until Christmas vacation, I will make an object that is green (as in the color), every day. I thought it would be interesting to post them here, day by day, to see how (or IF) they evolve and change. The only restrictions for these things are that they have to be some shade of green, and they should be made within 24 hours.

Also, I will begin posting the sunrise and sunset times, which I think are fascinating. We are entering into the shortest days of the year here in Stockholm, and the rate at which the sun disappears day by day is quite dramatic. I already mentioned the sunset yesterday was at 3:18pm (or 15:18 if you live here--confusing!), and the sunrise was at 7:47am.

whoa

Today, I was checking the weather before I left the house, as usual....and I want to point out that the sunset time for today, November 17th, is 3:18pm. WHOAAAAAA!! California people, please send me some extra sunshine in a box!
love,
beth

Collaborative 'Research Through Practice' Class Final

Hej there. Today we had our final project presentation for our interdisciplinary class (meaning a class with all the first year master students). I must say, I am very pleased with the outcome, especially considering the time constraint of two weeks with a complicated assignment. You can read about the project here, and here you can find a video of the piece (much thanks to Willow for documentation!) here. This is a new format of working for me, one which I hope to explore a lot more in the near future...Bye for now!

xx Beth

damnnnn

this artist makes my obsessive nature look like a goddamn joke! Tara Donovan, a 2008 Macarthur Fellow...