5.7.12

Lycian Leagues


Wayfarer of Hephaestus: X

1.7.12

17.6.12

Time




The ancient Greeks had two words for time,chronos and kairos. While the former refers to chronological or sequential time, the latter signifies a time in between, a moment of indeterminate time in which something special happens. While chronos is quantitative, kairos has a qualitative nature.

Carpe Diem: X

13.6.12

Abstraction


 Yahne le Toumelin

X

16.5.12

10.5.12

Respite


A slight reprieve: X

19.4.12

Lux & Nyx



Psychedelic sounds of the thirteenth floor elevators: X

4.3.12

Alley of the Willows

Christina Rossetti: X & X

22.2.12

Materia Medica

Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot: X
Etymology: X
Merck Manual: X

24.1.12

20.1.12

Crepuscular Rays

Theloniousphere.Monk: X & X

11.11.11

Salon Mode


Jazz Neophyte Lesson Plan: X

3.10.11

Meld

Process: X

8.8.11

6.6.11

Praxis

Tenet: Paulo Freire states that freedom will be the result of praxis--informed action—when a balance between theory and practice is achieved.

Nature and Organization: X

16.5.11

Kolam

Morning ritual of kolam placement in Pondicherry India: X