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Places and non-places
I started a new flickr set. Quote:
Marc Augé describes, in "non-places : Introduction to an anthropology of supermodernity", the reconfiguration of space in contemporary society. Here history bites our heels, space expands yet the world shrinks, and the individual is supposed to be allowed to be, do, but most of all, consume, whatever is necessary for them to achieve selfhood.
Of place, we might have thought that "all the inhabitants need do is recognise themselves in it". Now, in the supermodern space, we misrecognise ourselves: we obey direction, and we are permitted to experience only solitude: the consequence of individualism is solipsism, that of consumerism is solitude.

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Cath Bond dot com
CathBond.com
Currently developing a easy-to-use content management system for an artist to showcase and document her work. This CMS will have a blog which integrates with the Flickr API to allow her to produce work for her course (eg output to PDF), create galleries, and alter navigational tools, etc, without having to do any coding or document editing at all. Here's an early implementation of the Flickr API that allows the user to choose a picture of appropriate size and link it into a blog entry.
