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All books: Mél Hogan, 2010.
Mél Hogan 2010
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COMMENT COLLECTION #5
"What is this "PAY" word you speak of?"
"What is this"PAY" word you speak of?" is a conversation about sampling and stealing. ?
Assembled from YouTube comments from videos featuring tracks off of DJ Danger Mouse's Grey Album, "What is this"PAY" word you speak of?" is a collection of questions and insults about what constitutes the authentic, the original, and the essence of musical genius.
"What is this"PAY" word you speak of?" is the fifth in the COMMENT COLLECTION project, exploring the power of the viewer to tell and re-tell stories.
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COMMENT COLLECTION #3
Anyone else remember the 'not so deep donut'?
"Anyone else remember the 'not so deep donut'?" is a conversation about endowment.
Assembled from Boing Boing comments from articles about the penis, "Anyone else remember the 'not so deep donut'?" is a collection of insights and philosophies about the importance of the appendage and its (pop) cultural significance.
"Anyone else remember the 'not so deep donut'?" is the third in the COMMENT COLLECTION project, exploring the power of the viewer to tell and re-tell stories.
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COMMENT COLLECTION #2
People this 2012 shit is hype
"People this 2012 shit is hype" is a conversation about the end of the world.
Assembled from YouTube comments from videos about the 2012 phenomenon, "People this 2012 shit is hype" is a collection of fears and philosophies about the stakes involved in the vanishing of the human race. Based on numerous spiritual, mathematical, scientific, and apocalyptical readings of the Mayan Long Count Calendar, December 21, 2012, is an important date where diverse eschatological beliefs are said to culminate.
"People this 2012 shit is hype" is the second in the COMMENT COLLECTION project, exploring the power of the viewer to tell and re-tell stories.
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UP 2009