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Stolen Eyes: Rage Against the Panopticon

Sometimes it takes a criminal act to set us free from the Panopticonic Eye of our government watchers. 

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Electric Erotica: How to Turn On Jesus

Who knew you could “turn on” Jesus with the flick of your finger?  I can’t decide if this Jesus-Light-Switch-With-Children semiotic is more or less offensive than our previous winner, The Unholy Blow Job.

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Sleeping with the Lights On

Do you sleep with the lights on?  Or do you require total darkness for your evening slumber?

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When Art Meets Science is it Always Art?

The San Francisco Chronicle asks a fine question about the legitimacy of art meeting science as we ponder the image of an electrograph of a brass wire gauge in the year 1900:

Should we consider “Brought to Light: Photography and the Invisible,
1840-1900
” an art exhibition just because the San Francisco Museum of
Modern Art has organized it?

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