Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 30/09/2026NAZA debuts in Montreal starting Friday, October 2 at Cinema du Musée. Link to schedule & ticket purchase in ALT. 062
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 27/09/2026Constructed my @cleanairkits.bsky.social CR box tonight. Added an activated carbon sheet to filter VOCs. The fans are mega quiet compared to commercial air purifiers or box-fan CR box! My taping is not pretty, but these fans are amazing. Compared to our Levoit air filter, it is night and day. 140
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 23/09/2026Here are the 2025 mayoral candidates positions on safety/policing. Only one candidate was not pushing the surveillance state. He did not win. Martinez Ferrada making good on her opening promise on body cams (with a side of "robots.") Link to article in ALT 120
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 21/09/2026I'm going to give these charcoal filters a shot w the clean air kits I just ordered. We discovered mold in our crawl space & need to get it decontaminated. In the meantime, I got air quality monitor for kid's room & VOCs are climbing as it calibrates, even w window open & air purifier running. 110
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 21/09/2026I went to the International IDEA site to reference the Global State of Democracy 2026 study and along the way traversed the "Cookies Policy" page, which had a tab labelled "Email Tracking." I guess "advancing democracy worldwide" begins with surveillance. 1215
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 20/09/2026In case you needed 1min29sec of a black cat watching his fave program on the kitty channel 020
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 19/09/2026Now the US Govt has 'hallucinating AI' to manufacture false narratives to start wars with, vs the analogue versions of the past. 13812
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 15/09/2026Exhibit A and B in the case for "AI-enhanced" learning. 010
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 15/09/2026A new sub-species of positive interaction thanks to the mass embedding of AI that no one asked for is when your vet has read your file and observes your refusal of its use in appts and says no problem.🫠 Don't know how anyone would read the notice and not see this as surveillance. 0236
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 31/08/2026Montréal: All Out Against 'All In' 110
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 21/08/2026Her tattoo 🔥 Rene Magritte, The Lovers II, 1928 0391
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 08/08/2026I keep thinking about this thread re: 19th C. The extract below is from Virilio's Open Sky (p19). The "transfer machine" is apt phrasing for the current promoted use cases for Gen AI. 022
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 07/08/2026Samuel Beckett’s Trilogy: Molloy, Malone and The Unnamable. Beckett’s stories and plays often feature the disabled and disenfranchised, or those whose mobility is impeded by circumstance often represented by claustrophobic spaces. All his work has enduring relevance & the prose & creativity are🔥 100
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 05/08/2026This article is so bonkers. But also very transparent about the aims of “AI.” Ugh, community and all its friction. Thank goodness AI can relieve us of that. 1306
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 05/08/2026Ok everybody let’s work together to make things more efficient for AI agents that are going to make everything more efficient for us. Never mind the spine tingling you might feel when you land on the word “replacement." 0203
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 05/08/2026And Joseph Beuys! He is mentioned, but I think his work belongs on this list (it is definitely on mine). It would be hard to choose just one though. 120
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 02/08/2026The poster is the work of Winnipeg-born artist, Marcel Dzama. In his early work, he used root beer as a pigment (as in example from 2003 below). 030
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 31/07/2026Contemporary world picturing in two stories: 1248
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 31/07/2026"But the regulation also has a security rationale: important details of strategic sites get camouflaged at the 0.5-meter resolution, as are the consequences of violence and violations such as drone strikes on buildings.” 050
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 31/07/2026"The photographic modulor: pixel sizes in relation to the dimensions of the human body.” Source: Weizman, Forensic Architecture, p. 26 140
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 22/07/2026Today was crappy; I felt crappy but then this book that contains my favourite essay (The Instrumental Image), which I've coveted for years arrived, still wrapped. Thought I'd bought a gently used version. I'll run my hand over the plastic a few more times before I break the seal. sigh. 020
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 19/07/2026"The average estimated cost of MQ-9s is $34m in 2024. If 30 were really shot down in four months that is a cost of more than $1bn for the US military." Source: Al Jazeera, Live Updates Iran War, July 19, 2026 (link in ALT) 1144
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 14/07/2026Today, on the edge of thunderstorms, the sky in Montreal is like a Wanda Koop painting. 0248
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 14/07/2026Currently, in Montreal the sun is red and the sky is yellow and the air feels like wet cement and I'm sure everything is fine. 020
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 12/07/2026"Lanier asked a company called BoodleBox to make him a bespoke AI incorporating a combination of Gemini, Claude, ChatGPT and other existing models." 010
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 06/07/2026@dadshammdad.bsky.social got my tee in the mail! Many thanks. I love it. 131
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 02/07/2026Temp w humidity predicted tomorrow in Montreal: FORTY-SIX degrees Celsius. ☠️ 000
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 24/05/2026Referencing the book Ansel Adams Examples, the Making of 40 Photographs (pp 40- 43), one is reminded of the confluence of serendipity and deliberation that made this image. Sorry for quality of pics and limited ALT text. /8 110
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 24/05/2026One can find bios for the artists represented by the Catherine Couturier on the Gallery website. Ansel Adams is included, which makes mention of the seriality of Moonrise. This detail makes the serial AI-generated version by Danziger Gallery even more problematic. /7 120
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 24/05/2026Again, there are a lot of reviews, but I found one in Blind Magazine by Ben Small that mentions Adams' "Moonrise" and features an image of the work. As a scholar of landscape and an art critic, I take issue with the reduction of this tradition as ornamental, but I won't get into that here. /5 110
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 24/05/2026I was curious if there were other AI-booster galleries exhibiting, but the list of exhibitors is too long for Sunday morning sleuthing. /3 130
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 24/05/2026Upon visiting the AIPAD (Association of International Photography Art Dealers) website [link in ALT text], one is met with this declaration (highlight mine). Why is an org dedicated to maintaining high standards of photographic art permitting AI-generated work in its exhibition? /2 120
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 24/05/2026The AI-generated image boasts a flat homogenized glow, while the bright architectural elements & the frosted surfaces of the vegetation cause the foreground to overtake the composition. In the photograph, these elements are more muted, inviting viewers' eyes to travel towards the horizon line. 2275
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 24/05/2026Rembrandt (left) also did a version of this famous biblical scene. The light effect in the two are quite distinct. 1132
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 24/05/2026For example, seventeenth-century painter, Adam Elsheimer (German) was considered a master of luminary effects, often having no less than three sources of light in any one of his compositions. Note the multiple light sources in his version of the "The Flight into Egypt" (c. 1609): 2304
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 24/05/2026This photograph is a nocturne. Nocturnes, despite the suggestion of darkness, are very much a showcase of light. In art history, they were exercises that tested an artist’s technical skill in the rendering of various light effects in the dark, such as the moon, stars, open fires, and lanterns... 1326
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 24/05/2026Here's Adams' original as featured on MoMA's website, along with interpretive text that describes Adams' interest in technology and his process for this image. 1174
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 24/05/2026Here's the AI-generated colourized image of Adams' photo, which is still on the Danziger Gallery website linked under the announcement for their participation in the AIPAD Photography Show at the Park Avenue Armory April 22-26. I guess the gallery doesn't care much about the Trust's complaints. 1165
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 23/05/2026Protest and public pressure work. -fin- 011
Not (A.) I. @aerialeverything.cryptoanarchy.network · 23/05/2026An interactive chart with search engine can be found in the article. 12/14 101