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Comment: “It’s a celebration of the fish plant!”1

Oddly, as much as I was certainly tasking great measures to ensure that the work did not present its subject matter in an overtly nostalgic way, I never once thought that I might actually be creating a document celebrating the fish plant. But indeed, this is a vernacular architecture showing the ingenuity and the creativity of individuals and communities, it is something to be celebrated.

Plant from Diamond Cove

Plant from Diamond Cove – Diamond Cove NL, 2009

Rocky Harbour, NL 2010

Rocky Harbour, NL 2010

1- Dr. Barb Neis

The Reports [in ste:re:o]

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Finally took the leap and created an account on SoundCloud. I hesitated so long because I just did not want to be signed up to yet another service. Someday, hopefully soon, there will be a way to integrate all these services in a direct and efficient application and database. But I digress,convenience put aside, this is becoming a more and more effective platform to distribute as well as archive work. Barring any disastrous event, files on the cloud will live on, continually being reformatted to fit evolutionary leaps in encryption and file structuring paradigms. So there is indeed something to this.

 

 

 

 

Concert[ina]

Concert[ina] :: St Thomas, 02012

Things are written in/on stone.

There for a few hot days and rainy [even]ings.

Indexical markings, turning to wax, to oil to… an image made by an in[divid]ual existing in by(tes).

Scribbles

Scribbles :: Port au Port NL, 02011

High water leaving stains on walls; becoming a comme:mor:ation of its m/ark. Nature to culture.

Fine Line

Fine Line, Moncton NB, 02012