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kelsey jarboe
25 September 2009 @ 09:19 pm


"Todd's New Friends".

I was the only human and or female there.
 
 
kelsey jarboe
15 July 2009 @ 11:23 pm
 
 
kelsey jarboe
09 July 2009 @ 01:53 pm
 
 
kelsey jarboe
07 July 2009 @ 11:17 pm
I wish my family would stop treating every thing I do like a contrived attempt to appear edgy or deep.
 
 
kelsey jarboe
03 July 2009 @ 12:34 pm
 
 
kelsey jarboe
14 June 2009 @ 12:57 am
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kathy-freston/shattering-the-meat-myth_b_214390.html

Well there goes the "eating meat is normal/natural" defense.
 
 
kelsey jarboe
01 June 2009 @ 07:51 pm


This is seriously the coolest pop video I've seen in a long time. Original, intelligent, and kinda queer. Love.
 
 
kelsey jarboe
14 May 2009 @ 09:42 pm
 
 
kelsey jarboe
29 April 2009 @ 05:13 pm
Livejournal is starting to lose it's use for me again. Of course I will come back to it eventually. Internet journaling is, for me, to create meaningful dialogue with people I would otherwise have a hard time keeping up with, and I am otherwise keeping up with everyone I ever have meaningful dialogue via LJ with.

I accidentally won an open mic competition and have my first headlining show. I also have a show for Beat Research coming up. Save the 11th and 26th if you are interested. The 26th is going to be epic. Epic.
 
 
kelsey jarboe
24 April 2009 @ 12:05 am


Initial design research for a public art project. The idea is to use the language of revolution to subvert public images-- so mass quantities of stickers with words such as "hegemony" and "heteronormative" (and so on) would be distributed freely to the public, who could then use them as response tools to the barrage of problematic images we are all faced with as members of an urban environment.

I find that both modern and retro fonts have a strong conceptual connotation to my message... but which font(s) are best? I am currently leaning towards modern fonts for pure ease of reading... but I am willing to entertain some retro fonts, too.
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kelsey jarboe
10 April 2009 @ 08:34 pm






(Yes, I do miss him.)

Some more men:



 
 
Current Mood: exhausted
 
 
kelsey jarboe
08 April 2009 @ 09:51 pm
wish list:

* "how to draw a bunny" on dvd
* tripod
* edirol r09 of my very own
* new running shoes
* to resolve my hermit tendencies and the fact that i need to see my friends more
* oh, you know
* an original ray johnson print
* a roommate

going to contribute to this: http://abookaboutdeath.blogspot.com/2009/03/artist-call-book-about-death.html
 
 
kelsey jarboe
24 March 2009 @ 11:54 am
 
 
kelsey jarboe
07 March 2009 @ 06:22 pm


"It's... too horrible to describe!"

For Rob Hagelface. The nerdy assistant is my next door neighbor, Joey. He and his friends make short films. I think you two might get along.

I'm off to Texas. There's been a lot going on and therefore a lot to process and write about.
 
 
Current Mood: busy
Current Music: David Bowie - Changes
 
 
kelsey jarboe
04 March 2009 @ 08:09 pm


For Blake and Sean Jin.
 
 
kelsey jarboe
03 March 2009 @ 02:47 pm

Selly from wartezenstein on Vimeo.

This moved me to tears of I don't even know what. Highly recommended, especially for you sentimental folks on my friend's list (I'm looking at you, Sean/Mark/Ranga/Beth/you all know who you are).
 
 
Current Mood: recumbent
 
 
kelsey jarboe
13 February 2009 @ 04:57 pm


I throw the coolest parties because all of my friends are talented and do nice things like share their talents for my parties. You should definitely come to this.
 
 
kelsey jarboe
14 January 2009 @ 10:54 pm
Dear Countrymen,

Please, on this upcoming inauguration day, try and recognize that comments about the "inevitable [attempted] assassination" of President Obama are so deeply, profoundly, incredibly insensitive that making one, even mumbling one under your breath, instantly makes you a class-A jerkface.

Hope and change,

Your fellow American
 
 
kelsey jarboe
02 January 2009 @ 12:25 am
Sweet-pea, that boy is a junk-yard mutt and screw me silly if'n
he'll ever be anything else, the kind of dog that looks mean and
people buy beware-of signs for but whose hind legs give out after
he's been living too long. Weak at the knees, he has spent the bet-
ter part of these last five years following your tracks with his tongue
lolling out the side of his jowls and at twice your size almost, he
barks out orders at every single male he sees, to prove a point, but
smiles and shifts from foot to foot when you're around. I'll bet you
got him pedigree and used him up so he's naught but the scars where
his balls used to be.

Fittingly, he will probably live to be no older than thirty (which,
still is, a helluvalot of time in dog years). He'll have spent his
entire life working on great big metal objects and bearing his teeth
at the men who've wronged the women he secretly fauns after, who braid
his hair and send him off a-huntin'. When he goes it will be with his
lips aslop with foam and his tail between his legs -- and girly, I'll
bet it's you who picks up his old 22 caliber and says "I'll do it,
he's my dog."



-- Eli Skipp
 
 
kelsey jarboe
01 January 2009 @ 08:45 pm


Matt Serpico came up to me at a party New Year's eve, greeted me, hugged me, nodded and said "Refine in oh-nine."

I'm optimistic for this year because it's fairly difficult for it to be any worse than last year.

Refine in oh-nine, indeed.
 
 
 
 

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