How to Lose What We Have (in our hands)

Contains elements from:
In Our Hands: How to Lose What We Have (1950), Wilding Picture Productions, Inc.,
American Economic Foundation (Inland Steel Co. & Borg-Warner Corp.);
You're No Good (1965), National Film Board of Canada;
The Terrible Truth (1951), Sidney Davis Productions;
Ants: Nature’s Craftsmen (1920), Pathe Studios;
To Market, To Market (1942), General Outdoor Advertising Company;
Discovering Dark and Light (1965), Phoenix Films;
Sections (1947), CRM Films.

Feeding Frenzy

Feeding Frenzy
How it must be to swim among your kind,
Dull with the cold and dreary with the dark,
Enclosed above, beneath, before, behind
-Charles Wharton Stork (1917)

Contains elements from:
"Attack Patterns of Sharks"
Indiana University (1966)

bruxJaw

A test of violent paperwork
for the alpine climbing idea man.
Discovering,
Staggering,
Falling.
The waves break south.
The last fragments of Who?

To Be Determined

Contains Elements of:
The Second Coming
W.B. Yeats, 11/20
MUSIC:
Gustav Mahler
Symphony no. 10, 3rd Movement (Purgatorio)
Philadelphia Orchestra (1968)
Eugene Ormandy, conductor

Objects

MUSIC: “My Favorite Things”, Andre 3000, from The Love Below, LaFace/Arista, 2003; “Happiness Is a Warm Gun”, Bobby Bryant, from Earth Dance, World Pacific Jazz, 1969; “Going Outta My Head” , Les McCann, Live at the Bohemian Caverns - Washington DC, Limelight, 1967. VIDEO: “Problems in Housing”, Encyclopedia Britannica Films, 1944; “Our Food and Our Health”, Department of Defense, 1948. PHOTOS: Courtesy of the Milwaukee Historical Society