Stolen Eyes: Rage Against the Panopticon
Sometimes it takes a criminal act to set us free from the Panopticonic Eye of our government watchers.

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

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.

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

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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