Erik Inglis
warning signs, bikes and buzzards. and train songs. no such thing as negative space.
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- Follower of Rembrandt van Rijn, A Man Seated Reading at a Table in a Lofty Room, ca. 1628-30
- what if we kissed while singing little tunes from the 15th century heart shaped book of french love songs ?
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- This is only related in a sideways manner, but: the story of any small slice of humanity is the story of humanity, just boiled down and distilled. So: In 2020, we had a lot of conversations about harassment at SF/F conventions, and Isaac Asimov came up several times.
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- 1/2 The cheek, the nerve, the gall, the audacity & the GUMPTION of these architects to go this hard for Art Deco on some random high school. Absolutely breathtaking work. Bloom High School Chicago Heights, IL Architects: Royer, Danley & Smith, 1934 Addition: Schmidt, Garden & Erikson, 1956
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- Led a great primary source workshop with students today, most of whom have not interacted with Arabic works, but I got them to look at the 'squiggles' on the page and talk about formatting and genre even before we began to translate/analyze. Such a fun thing to realize you can play with any text.
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- I've reread this like 3 times. Freed herself from slavery by running away, *went back a week later bc the slaver was talking shit, set his house on fire, and then escaped again is absolutely incredible queen shit
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- I genuinely believe the most important thing that happened in film in 2025 was this Ryan Coogler PSA about the different ways to experience SINNERS in theaters. His enthusiasm and knowledge regarding aspect rations and formats were infectious, making the very act of seeing his movie seem thrilling.
- I would really, really, really like Columbus to be normal about this but it will 100% not be normal about this. www.dispatch.com/story/sports...
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- Old Columbus heads know what’s up bsky.app/profile/bjon...
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- So flourishing is a crime now
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- Somebody already did this for 2025 (& I would give credit if I could find the post). But in fact January deserves its own censure from Lady Catherine de Bourgh: I take no leave of you, January. I send no compliments to your mother. You deserve no such attention. I am most seriously displeased.
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- I love when I see a picture, and I think, “well who the fuck is that?” and then the alt text tells me who the fuck it is
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- Nesting season.
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- At the end of 2025 I was able to give the annual lecture @ the Centre for Data, Culture, and Society in Edinburgh. This lecture was an opportunity to share much of what Ive been working on for the past couple of years, in pursuit of archival discovery experiences for the masses tinyurl.com/mtuutmzr
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- Happy Tater Tot Day!! (a sadly under-observed sacred Oregon state tradition)
