a friend has been building secure IRC communities and indie blogs; he made one tweet and a curator said (unironically) "welcome back to the internet"
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revisiting an artforum review from 23 years ago tommoody.us/archives/2020/01…
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nasty nets gets the sh*t end of the anthology stick (as usual) - tommoody.us/archives/2019/07…
Replying to @BMStudebaker
@BMStudebaker suggested revisions to your first media bias chart tommoody.us/archives/2019/04…
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this twitter documents unpaid internship opportunities in the art world -- so many to choose from! teapaw.org/ArtClassified/status/9…
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breece d'j pancake, my classmate tommoody.us/archives/2018/02… (a tale of two mentors)
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the show is down and now "exists as documentation" teapaw.org/HoneyRamka/status/9621…
belated reply to Patrick LeMieux's attempt at computer art patricide tommoody.us/archives/2018/01…
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thanks to @FailureAWLife for the props and exhibition details; twitter's arrangement of them into comic book-like panels is very "pre-post-internet" teapaw.org/FailureAWLife/status/9…
Tom Moody's fabulous collection of office-technology-produced paintings, gifs, and other oddities up @HoneyRamka through Jan 21
honeyramka.com/ @tommoody
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thanks to @FailureAWLife for the exhibition details - I like the way twitter arranges them into comic book-like panels teapaw.org/FailureAWLife/status/9…
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Some examples of pre-post-internet art and activity teapaw.org/dream_froth3/status/94…
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Please come to my opening tomorrow and see how it was done before whatever it is we're doing now. teapaw.org/HoneyRamka/status/9413…
was laughing retroactively at the Scott Kildall/Nathaniel Stern PDF about their project "Wikipedia Art" where they used the word "Brooklynite" as my identifying credentials, as in, those damn Brooklynites saying what is and isn't art
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i have a show opening Dec 15 at Honey Ramka gallery called "Pre-Post-Internet" -- might as well get out front and claim this turf
if @furtherfield must break links in the name of website redesign "progress," could they please add, on the "Sorry!" landing page, the sentence "Any old links can be accessed on our archive by adding 'archive.' to the beginning of the URL"
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