couleur locale 14

amsterdam magic is circular
the city casts a spell
which is
amplified and modified
by citydwellers
and echoed back

Blues for Which Bob

in my brain most images associate with music, perhaps in your brain something similar happens.
You could try it, listen to
Bobby Militello's ’Blues for which Bob‘. Maybe your brain generates a different musical association, if so let me know.


oosterpark, amsterdam, summertime

requiem for a dead bird

i listened to their wry silent song while they waited on their friend

fack

sounds like english with that dutch touch

ny bone revisited

places look different
by changing
light

urban smoke 2

the do not park bicycles sign
marks the sacred spot
for nicotine john

shooting a director

photographer Marisa Beretta shoots Hans van Velzen director of the Openbare Bibliotheek Amsterdam (public library)
I went to the library to check out the new building. The weather was ok, so I guess that's why this photoshoot was at the entrance of the building. By the way, the new building is great, 2,5 km2 of books and multimedia.

urban smoke

nicotine jane heeds
imminent rythms
temptational
accompaniments
to the
urban smoke cycle

should the War On Peace (WOP) be dirty or clean?

the heads of state are contemplating about the ongoing WOP. Should WOP be dirty or clean? Your opinion is valued. Your opinion will be reflected in the one-liners supporting the upcoming elections.

should the War On Peace (WOP) be dirty or clean?
	yes i agree WOP is indigenous to mankind. However we are civilized now and we should agree on rules.
	yes I agree we are civilized. And WOP is only indigenous to other mankinds. We should force rules upon them.
	yes I trust my government. They will choose wisely.
	no, I am from an other dimension, please explain the concept of War On Peace
= see results =

ny bone

waiting on a friend ?

booster

that second
the world
solidified
to cybertech


Booster sewer system, Spaklerweg, Amsterdam

Otoliths issue six

Issue six of Otoliths has just gone live. It contains work by Adam Fieled, David-Baptiste Chirot, Bill Drennan, Joel Chace, Julian Jason Haladyn, Spencer Selby, Kristine Ong Muslim, Juliet Cook, Reed Altemus, Michael Steven, Jeff Harrison, J. D. Nelson, Alex Carnevale, Mary Ellen Derwis, Alexander Jorgensen, Jane Joritz-Nakagawa, dan raphael, Raymond Farr, Márton Koppány, Javant Biarujia, Philip Byron Oakes, John M. Bennett, John M. Bennett & Jukka-Pekka Kervinen, Rochelle Ratner, Sheila E. Murphy, Arpine Konyalian Grenier, Jordan Stempleman, Ray Craig, Iain Britton, Paul Siegell, Andrew Topel, Ernesto Priego, Mark DeCarteret, Matthew Medina, Joe Balaz, Brian Foley, Luke Daly, Martin Edmond, Tom Beckett, Karri Kokko & ek rzepka & has a cover by Geof Huth.

The print editions of the previous issues are available at
The Otoliths Shopfront along with an ever-growing number of books.