Tribe.net. Local Connections http://abregex.tribe.net/thread/83d95ab3-384f-4163-b966-af09e77d1f70 2006-06-13T14:09:21Z 2006-06-13T14:09:21Z

<div> <br/> Scouted by Nil. <br/> <br/>http://www.jacksonpollock.org/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abregex.tribe.net">Abstract Regular Expressionism</a> - 0 replies </div>

2006-06-13T14:09:21Z http://abregex.tribe.net/thread/54c4f4f2-0982-4c21-9550-b25aa078fa12 2005-06-06T14:39:57Z 2005-06-06T10:17:29Z

<div>I would just like to point out that the expressionist movement was hated by Hitler. Among the expresionist artists killed for fear that they might make an influence on gallery goers emotions through thier, emotional works, my great grandfather Fritz Wingen was buried. He made busts of officials and clergy in many Berlin churches that stand today. He also had a collection of, Japanese Calligraphy like paintings of animals and motion, which was the early stage of the popularity of gesture training in the west. My grandmother, learned some litwanian folk songs from him, which I have sequenced, for her to her great enjoyment. He has also written a few tunes for god and the angels and stuff on the organ which I have failed to sequence or play. I should really dig them up and get back to my German roots. <br/> <br/>It makes me wonder if Bush will find a way to limit artistic expression in this coming facist regime or if they have the marketing advertising and media alrady so tied up that it wont matter about, the dreaded Meme, or single idea that spreads through word of mouth to create new standards from which people can make more powerful and timely rhetoric. In other words, I would liek to find a way to answer this question more systematically but it is too historical to measure in months and as in the case of all historical studies you can barely draw themes out until after its been ten years or so and it all makes sense, usually only as a resul tof information at that time ten years later which reveals the real hapenings of the present. ("present" as in this terms case)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abregex.tribe.net">Abstract Regular Expressionism</a> - 1 reply </div>

2005-06-06T10:17:29Z http://abregex.tribe.net/thread/f864732b-2192-4575-86ea-66c5c637518d 2005-06-06T03:24:50Z 2005-03-13T08:20:16Z

<div> <br/> Horribly sad, or oh, so right? <br/> <br/>http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/03/12/wisconsin.shootings/index.html</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abregex.tribe.net">Abstract Regular Expressionism</a> - 5 replies </div>

2005-03-13T08:20:16Z http://abregex.tribe.net/thread/7deccdc3-5e5d-43fd-87c0-05030ac4943f 2005-06-06T02:01:48Z 2005-03-24T15:09:53Z

<div> <br/>Basquiat show in progress. <br/> <br/>http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4556542</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abregex.tribe.net">Abstract Regular Expressionism</a> - 5 replies </div>

2005-03-24T15:09:53Z http://abregex.tribe.net/thread/a2f7dcbf-7825-41e8-8647-6b3d0de519fc 2005-04-30T02:02:00Z 2005-04-30T02:02:00Z

<div> <br/> that I feel more compelled when I'm painting to strive for realism, or things that are highly process oriented. This concerned me less before I really got into computers. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abregex.tribe.net">Abstract Regular Expressionism</a> - 0 replies </div>

2005-04-30T02:02:00Z http://abregex.tribe.net/thread/474a6e38-2d46-4b45-9861-ccc54aa58ab4 2005-03-27T05:32:44Z 2005-03-27T05:32:44Z

<div> <br/> Plastic Surgery Disasters. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abregex.tribe.net">Abstract Regular Expressionism</a> - 0 replies </div>

2005-03-27T05:32:44Z http://abregex.tribe.net/thread/ee38615a-e89d-4a13-881b-c137b8877d5c 2005-03-14T18:20:35Z 2005-03-14T05:43:29Z

<div> <br/>http://zaverio.net/laptop/index-en.php</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abregex.tribe.net">Abstract Regular Expressionism</a> - 1 reply </div>

2005-03-14T05:43:29Z http://abregex.tribe.net/thread/f29e0e99-36da-424b-9cfa-db99d77aaadc 2005-03-03T19:59:10Z 2005-02-11T05:51:19Z

<div> <br/> I've had a conversation a few dozen times now, mostly with girls I'm hitting on, where I mention I'm a sysadmin and they say how they couldn't work with computers because it's so uncreative. At this point I usually drunkenly fall all over myself talking about what great creativity is necessary to code and solve problems - not at all talking about web designing or "graphics" work. After giving the matter a lot of thought, I started to realize that the way my mind works when programming or high-stress problem solving is, in fact, highly creative, but in a way that is different from when I'm writing music or painting. <br/> Has anyone else noticed differences in their creative mindset between these sorts of problems (even noticing differences in the way they create after learning to program)?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abregex.tribe.net">Abstract Regular Expressionism</a> - 6 replies </div>

2005-02-11T05:51:19Z http://abregex.tribe.net/thread/7faedde8-61f7-4d66-b5c5-e1cc6e5c9653 2004-11-10T20:27:11Z 2004-08-30T18:12:18Z

<div> <br/> I made this tribe mostly because it sounded like a clever name, and partially because it sounded like a good Tribe idea to have geeks who were also into other creative forms like bands, or painting or whatever. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abregex.tribe.net">Abstract Regular Expressionism</a> - 5 replies </div>

2004-08-30T18:12:18Z http://abregex.tribe.net/thread/2383700c-c104-4117-a12e-739500d0f242 2004-08-30T00:28:07Z 2004-08-30T00:28:07Z

<div>What did one regex say to the other? <br/> <br/>.+</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abregex.tribe.net">Abstract Regular Expressionism</a> - 0 replies </div>

2004-08-30T00:28:07Z