Monthly Archives: February 2005
The notebook of Kate AndrewsSydney, Australia Visit her blog, The Department of Me.
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"MAVIS lecture notes conclusively prove the intersection of the Foucauldian and Freudian visions." Irish Typepad @ Moleskinerie/FLICKR
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"There are several things I almost always carry with me (other than the obvious – money, ID, keys, etc). I have a small pocket edition of Walden, passed on to me by a former lover for my birthday, well-loved by … Continue reading
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WMP #19 Anthony DauerAlexandria, VA.USA Special thanks to our donors. For updates and donations, visit the WMP page.View the scans at " Journey", the WMP Gallery hosted by Joachim du Beleg. LAST CALL for those wanting to join the project. … Continue reading
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The notebook ofFranck Cengizalp, Parishttp://www.kaihoweblog.tk View larger images at the Moleskinerie Gallery
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"Well … ask and ye shall receive. A little while ago I discovered the Wandering Moleskine Project. This is a great idea. A number of large format Moleskine journals are circulated around the globe with the lucky recipients having a … Continue reading
"Much as I like the notebook, I’ve never been able to use it in the way I’d hoped. There are nearly 190 pages of writing: short comments about a current project, quotations, ideas for blog entries, incomprehensible remarks from nowhere, … Continue reading
"The following message is a courtesy copy of an article that has been posted to alt.collecting.pens-pencils as well. When I peep to my rucksack that carry my Moleskine notebooks, I can see only their upper edges that look too similar. … Continue reading
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"I had the distinct pleasure of going to the opening for a new show at Heidi Cho last week that features the work of my old friend, artist Jessica Cannon. Her work in the group exhibition, entitled "This Time Next … Continue reading
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I started 2005 with a little bit of sketchbook adultery. I made my first drawing of the year not in my trusty little Moleskine sketchbook but in something new. Now, even though I didn’t think it would ever happen, my … Continue reading
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