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New work by Grace Baxter for sale on the Hollow Earth Society store: Jewelry from the center of the Earth

New work by Grace Baxter for sale on the Hollow Earth Society store: Jewelry from the center of the Earth

By Wythe on July 12, 2012

Check it out! >> But hurry—there are only a few items currently for sale, and each is unique.

Posted in Art, Economy, Objects | Tagged Etsy, jewelry, necklace, steampunk jewelry, store | Leave a response

Angels, Animals and Cyborgs: Visions of Human Enhancement at the Cornelia Street Cafe

By Wythe on July 10, 2012

Angels, Animals and Cyborgs: Visions of Human Enhancement at the Cornelia Street Cafe An illustrated lecture by Salvador Olguín ***IN MANHATTAN at The Cornelia Street Cafe as part of the HUMAN+ series*** Date: Sunday, July 22 Time: 6 PM Admission: $10, includes one drink Presented by the Hollow Earth Society, originally presented by Morbid Anatomy […]

Posted in Anatomy, Animalia, Art, Biopunk, Cybernetics, Event, Future | Tagged Cornelia Street Cafe, Cornelia Street Observatory, cyborg, posthumanism, Salvador Olguín | Leave a response

“Hey, Where’s My Robot Girlfriend?” at the Cornelia Street Cafe

By Wythe on June 20, 2012

We have our second-to-last scheduled Cornelia Street Observatory event coming up this Sunday with the erudite and intriguing Laura G. Duncan: “Hey, Where’s My Robot Girlfriend?” An Exploration of Sexual Robotics, Teledildonics, and Carnal Technology at the Cornelia Street Cafe An illustrated lecture with sexual health researcher, educator, and writer Laura G. Duncan *IN MANHATTAN […]

Posted in Anatomy, Event, Sex | Tagged Cornelia Street Cafe, Cornelia Street Observatory, cyborg, Laura Duncan, Laura G. Duncan, Observatory, robots, sex robots, sexual robotics, Ted Enik, teledildonics | Leave a response

Morbid Anatomy Library Benefit – Saturday, June 30

Morbid Anatomy Library Benefit – Saturday, June 30

By Wythe on June 19, 2012

Friends, fans of Observatory, nerd-party people: Lend me your ears. Our good friend Joanna Ebenstein, curator of the Morbid Anatomy Library, has suffered some losses to her wonderfully weird archive due to a fire and flood in our little gallery. To amend the sitch, she’s hosting a big gala benefit on June 30. Presently appear […]

Posted in Event, Gallery | Tagged benefit, friends, Morbid Anatomy Library, Observatory | Leave a response

Proteus Gowanus annual benefit: NOMAD MIXER

By Wythe on May 26, 2012

The annual Proteus Gowanus benefit is coming up soon. Buy a ticket! Deetz: Nomad Mixer Saturday, June 2, 7–10 PM As our Migration year draws to a close we invite you to celebrate the things we’ve seen, how far we’ve come and where we’re going next. Image by Atty Gell A Party to Benefit Proteus Gowanus! […]

Posted in Art, Artist, Event, Gallery, Space | Tagged benefit, nomad, Proteus Gowanus | Leave a response

Kip Rosser at Cornelia Street Observatory, next Wednesday night!

By Wythe on May 25, 2012

At 6 PM next Wednesday, May 30, we’re exciting to once again host thereminist/performer/all-around amazing human Kip Rosser on behalf of Observatory, this time at our monthly Manhattan event (details here). Check out Kip’s music: In 1919, Lev Sergeivitch Termen, known throughout the world as Leon Theremin, invented the first synthesizer. Originally dubbed the Aetherphone, […]

Posted in "History", Event, Music | Tagged concert, Cornelia Street Cafe, Cornelia Street Observatory, history of music, Kip Rosser, Theremin | Leave a response

Organism for Poetic Research/Pelt event at Observatory this Friday!

By Wythe on May 24, 2012

The future of poetry, philosophy, publishing, and collaboration come together in DIY para-academic groups such as the Organism for Poetic Research/Pelt. I have only found out about these dedicated word-scientists recently, and I’m proud to be hosting them at Observatory on Friday. If you have any interest in the intersection of poetry, philosophy, and political […]

Posted in Event, Fiction, Gallery, Poetics, Publishing | Tagged Cornelia Street Observatory, OPR, Organism for Poetic Research, Pelt, poetry, Skin of Space, Space | Leave a response

“Scooter, Newtown Creek” on Underwater New York

“Scooter, Newtown Creek” on Underwater New York

By Wythe on May 22, 2012

I have a new short-short story on Underwater New York about an object that fell into a favorite NYC waterway (Newtown Creek). Check it out >> This is the image of wonderful muck that inspired the story. Image copyright Nate Dorr, who is awesome at photography and also has these bangin images of the Gowanus. Big ups, […]

Posted in City, Fiction, Objects, Publishing | Tagged Gowanus, Gowanus Canal, Newton Creek, NYC, scooter, short short, story, Underwater New York | Leave a response

Sigils & Signs at Observatory

By Wythe on May 19, 2012

We’re proud to belatedly announce Sigils & Signs, a new show curated by our good friend and colleague Pam Grossman, at Observatory. Sigils & Signs is a group show of artworks featuring magical symbols. The show will be up through Sunday, June 17, 2012. The show is gorgeous. If you’re in Brooklyn between now and mid-June, […]

Posted in Art, Artist, Gallery | Tagged art, Cornelia Street Observatory, exhibition, gallery show, group show, Pam Grossman, show | Leave a response

Host Architectures and Expressive Ecologies

Host Architectures and Expressive Ecologies

By Wythe on May 16, 2012

Check out continent‘s new call for a massive scholarly wiki version of A Thousand Plateaus >> From the official call: We suggest “2012-2017: Host Architectures and Expressive Ecologies” as the working title of this particular plateau, a project in which the complete English-language text of A Thousand Plateaus is converted to a wiki-based application. In this latest […]

Posted in Hyperwebz, Philosophy, Publishing, Rhizome | Tagged A Thousand Plateaus, Capitalism and Schizophrenia, continent, Deleuze, expressive ecologies, Guattari, host architectures, Masumi, plateau, wiki | Leave a response

Our Favorite Obscure Adventurers

By Wythe on May 15, 2012

This list was drawn up for a friend but never used. I want to share it now, because I am excited about the possibility that a) my own Society’s past is irrecoverably clouded by time and fictions and b) someday, my own involvement in the Society will be as well. Also, c) perhaps I could […]

Posted in "History", Adventure, Lists | Tagged adventurers, Ben Franklin, history of science, secret societies | Leave a response

Living Books About Life

By Wythe on May 14, 2012

This incredibly new book series from Open Humanities Press has got me all hot n bothered. Open Humanities is amazing; even moreso, the promise of a continually updated set of resources on the intersection of the humanities and sciences. Here’s the official description: Funded by the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC), and published by Open […]

Posted in Education, Library, Publishing, Science | Tagged future of the book, Living Books, Living Books About Life, Open Humanities | Leave a response

The Future of Energy

By Wythe on May 13, 2012

Weeks ago, I attended this talk on energy as a living thing, held at the New School. The conversation was enlightening, but no one addressed the possible applications of biotechnology—such as engineered algae. That aside, the event is worth watching, and I still invite readers to cross these various perspectives with the biotechnological one, that […]

Posted in Animalia, Biopunk, Science, Techné | Tagged algae, biotech, energy, future of energy, New School, The Windup Girl | Leave a response

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