Category: books

I wrote Eons… to accompany the video installation Ha®dCell that Judith Barry and I initially created for CRASH, Nostalgia for the Absence of Cyberspace at SOHO’s Thread Waxing Space (NYC, 1994). A year later, it was included in NY MOMA’s Video Spaces: 8 Installations, a major mid-decade retrospective. Eons......

You’re attempting to tell a story that’s important to you. But try (and try) as you might, words fail. Not that you don’t use good ones. Great ones, even. But words alone aren’t cutting it, aren’t fully capturing or communicating your vision, aren’t doing justice to the story’s breadth...

With the mainstreaming of mushroom culture and psychedelic therapies, ethnobotanist, mystic, philosopher and ardent psychedelic activist, Terence McKenna, appears to be getting his posthumous due. From his early writing about altered states of consciousness and the I Ching to his Stoned Ape theory (in which our more primitive ancestors...

An Illustrated Life, artist/author Danny Gregory’s collection of sketchbook-makers talking sketchbook-making, convinced me I could draw! Though the jury’s still out on whether that’s a good thing, the book serves up heaps of creative inspiration. Heaps! An Illustrated Life abounds in wondrous and wacky drawings, watercolors and collages, accompanied...