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Sunday, November 25, 2007
6. burn shadows into field.
Mimic the shadows that darken spots in fields with a prairie burn.
Not recommended as a solo project or without proper fire safety paraphernalia.
Post documentation.
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42. play classical songs in percussion mode on ke...
41. donate my work to resale shop to sell it. fr...
40. return gallery walls to perfection.
39. place sold stickers on pieces in gallery.
38. conduct a public seminar on how to love life.
37. make public sculpture of mechanical tree
36. mist connection
35. back to basics
34. label produce with nutritional value.
33. cost of living.
32. display a painting in a motion picture settin...
31. alter signage to communicate alternative mean...
30. attempt to hand out valuable items to an unsu...
29. garden around sidewalk trees.
28. collect things with "cash value". send back ...
27. document shelf resets at work.
26. steal famous paintings. donate to thrift store.
25. human error (PC vs. ME)
24. conquer fears. document it.
23. get liposuction. sell fat as piece.
22. inject dye into flower bulbs.
21. dye a lake to make colored clouds.
20. color coordinate meals.
19. rewrite dictionary
18. videotape free hair cuts.
17. quit smoking.
16. put non-toxic bubbles in river.
15. document "failed" attempts.
14. make personal paintings for everyone in class.
13. put comment sheets next to work.
12. create kitchen installation.
11. cheese cookies.
10. write a book using phonetics.
9. put people on display in gallery
8. restrict diet. test body.
7. sculpt body
6. burn shadows into field.
5. video tape people eating.
4. display all posessions on wall.
3. swim across the Mississippi River.
2. cover canvas with onion skin. use microscope ...
1. etch image into skin using a dremel.
Mimic the shadows that darken spots in fields with a prairie burn. Not recommended as a solo project or without proper fire safety paraphernalia. Post documentation.
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