sarah and I (via gordonr)
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Jun 08
Apr 24
flowers (via gordonr)
Mar 20
“ communication + There are broadly two types of definition of communication. The first sees it as a process by which A sends a message to B upon whom it has an effect. The second sees it as a negotiation and exchange of meaning, in which messages, people-in-cultures, and ‘reality’ interact so as to enable meaning to be produced or understanding to occur.
— Key Concepts in Communication and Cultural Studies, John Fiske et al (Routledge)
Mar 17
kites (via gordonr)
Mar 12
the view (via gordonr)
Jan 29
“ History has drawn fault lines dividing practice and theory, technique and expression, craftsman and artist, maker and user; modern society suffers from this historical inheritance. But the past life of craft and craftsmen also suggests ways of using tools, organizing bodily movements, thinking about materials that remain alternative, viable proposals about how to conduct life with skill.
— The Craftsman, Richard Sennett (Yale University Press)
Jan 28
on the tarmac (via gordonr)
Dec 23
frozen berries (via gordonr)
Nov 28
Victory (via Kim St. Pierre)
Nov 19
me in banff (via gordonr)
Nov 10
leaf (via gordonr)
Oct 14
Sand Trap (via Joe Sales)
Sep 29
“ The severest ordeal that nature imposes on the racer is the mountain. The mountain: weight. Now to conquer the slopes and the weight of things is to allow that man can possess the entire physical universe. But this conquest is so arduous that a moral man must commit himself to it altogether; that is why — and the whole country knows this — the mountain stages are the key to the Tour: not only because they determine the winner, but because they openly manifest the nature of the stake, the meaning of the combat, the virtues of the combatant.
— What is sport? Roland Barthes (Yale University Press)
Sep 24
nyc gord (via gordonr)
Sep 21
room with a view (via gordonr)
