Art of the CSA
CSAs require 90 seconds or less of our time and, when done well, can be artful while they make great impact. This is a particularly good example, thankfully tipped off by Julian Gough, who we tip our hat to for it:
Feb
07
2010
07
2010
Feb
02
2010
02
2010
Education at its Finest: Teaching Fish to Swim by Putting Them in the Water
A small window into the experience of students from the Benjamin Franklin International School in Barcelona who spent a week near Dakar, Senegal in Mbaye Fall, working in collaboration with Habitat for Humanity.
“If we wish to teach fish to swim, it helps if we put them in the water”
Jan
22
2010
22
2010
Mañaners play in Park Guell
Today, these merry makers were playing in Park Guell just as they are in this clip shot in late December:
Jan
19
2010
19
2010
Jan
18
2010
18
2010
Jan
15
2010
15
2010
Number Stations
Our dear pal, Alec (aka Catigator), contributed a track to this compilation, titled cooly-enough: Number Stations
File under experimental and have a listen:
Jan
04
2010
04
2010
Sycamore Review: Zach Falcon
Sycamore Review: Winter 2010 featuring Zach Falcon
ZACH FALCON was born and raised in Alaska. A graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, his stories have appeared or are forthcoming in Quiddity, the 2009 Bridport Prize Anthology, and the Bear Deluxe Magazine. He lives in Iowa City where he is working on a novel.