“Holly Tempo Interview” and other links…
volume5.com: “Your whole body is involved, you’re reaching, you’re trying to fit things in. Plus when it's small, it’s much more focused and intimate so that it's a very different type of an experience. Then as a viewer, when you’re looking at a tiny object, it's a different experience than something that's larger than you are.
Once it gets past your retina and into your nervous system, that's part of what all the texture and patterns are about. That's actually from having seen the work years ago of the Australian Aborigines before they became really popular. I was mesmerized by it. You could say the same thing about the impressionist paintings, what it does to your eyes and mind.”
“3rd World Festival of Negro Arts (FESMAN) in 2009”
fesman2009.com/en/: “In deciding to organize in Senegal the 3rd World Festival of Negro Arts (FESMAN) in 2009, I wanted to salute and to pursue President SENGHOR’s efforts, a man who was the first to face the dreadful task to organize the 1st Festival in 1966. But I also wanted to pay tribute to President OBASANJO, the organizer of the Lagos edition in 1977. It is with great pride and enthusiasm that I have decided to bring this pivotal event to Senegal in 2009, in agreement with the recommendations from the “Ministers for Black World Culture Congress” that gathered in Dakar in 1980.”
“Wolfram Alpha”
SIMPLENVRMT » “A Google search for cheddar cheese yields 3.05 million results, beginning with a wikipedia article for cheddar cheese. Entering the same search string into the Wolfram engine yields a symposium of well-sorted empirical data: Serving Size, Nutritional Information, Daily Values, and a comprehensive, nutrient-by-nutrient breakdown. Similar amounts and intricacies of data are generated with simple searches for dates, cities, and stock information. Wolfram will also solve any mathematical equation.”