[Image: A scene from a film called "Crush Collision" by artist Chris Larson. Thanks to Bill Lindeke for pointing out the project to me in relation to the previous post].
Yellow Knife, a city in norther Canada has a intereting collection of boat houses. Because of the extreme climate people can drive to them in winter and have to take a boat put to them in summer.
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[Image: A scene from a film called "Crush Collision" by artist Chris Larson. Thanks to Bill Lindeke for pointing out the project to me in relation to the previous post].
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reminds me of the polish brothers' movie, Northfork. full of gorgeous images like this
The film "Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus" has a similar house with more of a Huck-Finn bayou take.
Yellow Knife, a city in norther Canada has a intereting collection of boat houses. Because of the extreme climate people can drive to them in winter and have to take a boat put to them in summer.
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On August 25 David Pindell said...
"There is a nice poem by Charles Bernstein called 'Every Lake'
you can listen to the poem here... MP3
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