Sunday, March 30, 2008

Jamie Declares NESBIT!

I need your help fellow nesbitters. I am currently in the process of prepping some applications for various grants/ residencies (some that may or may not be in the Northwest…more specifically Portland) and I have write about my work. Unfortunately, I am me. Sooooooooo…of course I don’t even know where to start. Perhaps you people could write a little about my work. And then I can steal your writings and put them all together into some sort of general artist statement of my ‘body’ (all both pieces) of work.

You all are more qualified. Elly you write applications everyday. Lauren and Libby, you’ve got the writing skills and the drive…and clearly Sydney has nothing better to do.

Please email me your thoughts.

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“click me to be reminded of how little work Jamie actually has!”

Saturday, March 29, 2008

Friday, March 28, 2008

Cupcake and Muffin-mobiles

"Take a bit out of this, bitch!"



(Notice that the guy in the second part is wearing a muffinfilms shirt....)

Thursday, March 27, 2008

A more jolly note...


Are we planning anything nesbit-y for Lauren's visit to SoCal in April? ....ideas?

Beslan school massacre

This may be a few years old, but incredibly horrifying and relevant.

On September 1, 2004 children attending school in Beslan, Russia were accompanied by their parents and other relatives for ceremonies hosted by their school to celebrate the commencement of a new school year.
At 09:30 local time, a group of several dozen heavily-armed rebel guerrillas wearing military camouflage and black balaclava masks, and in some cases wearing explosive belts, arrived at the school in a stolen police GAZ van and a GAZ-66 military truck.
The attackers proceeded to take approximately 1,100 to 1,200 hostages from the children, parents, and teachers present. They herded the hostages into the school's gym, and confiscated all mobile phones under the pain of death. They ordered everyone to speak in Russian and only when spoken to; when a father named Ruslan Betrozov stood to calm people and repeat the rules in the local language, Ossetic, a gunman approached and killed him with a single shot to the head.
The attackers then singled out 17 of the strongest adults who represented a threat and took them into another room on the second floor. There, they shot them with automatic rifles, killing all but two. The militants then forced other hostages to throw the bodies out of the building and to wash the blood off the floor.
The standoff ended when an explosion went off in the gymnasium and hostages fled, while hostage-takers opened fire on the children and rescue workers. Russian troops, who had not planned to storm the building, returned fire. Several hours later the scene remained in chaos, with troops fighting room-by-room. In the end, over 350 hostages were killed, including 186 children.
The crisis followed a bloody week in Russia. A female suicide bomber killed nine people outside a Moscow subway station Tuesday. Two suspected Chechen female suicide bombers downed two airliners on August 24, killing all 89 people aboard the planes.
Shortly after the crisis, official Russian sources stated that the attackers were part of an international group led by Basayev that included a number of Arabs with connections to al-Qaeda, and said they picked up phone calls in Arabic from the Beslan school to Saudi Arabia and another undisclosed Middle Eastern country.

Wednesday, March 26, 2008

ehh

newer...work for those who didn't get to see it.

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thanks to Jeff for the photos.

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Sunday, March 16, 2008

the second of many...



Sydney M. Van Orden's newest work.

Tuesday, March 11, 2008

the first of many...

Dear Eleanor,

Thank you for applying to the Summer 2008 Internship Program at MoMA. This January we received over 600 applications for the Summer Internship Program. We regret to inform you that we are unable to place you in the Program at this time.

Monday, March 10, 2008

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doing stuff...

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Cafeteria Musical

Oh...my...goodness:



Love it.

Sunday, March 9, 2008

Friday, March 7, 2008

um(2)

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nesbitter(s) who physically have their shirt: Libby and Elly.
nesbitter(s) who have 'sent off/ given' their shirt: Elly, Jamie, Sydney.
nesbitter(s) who did that on time: Elly.

mmm...where does that leave us?

the infinite web.

I happened across an etymology page and checked the name Eleanor Greer. Under the breakdown of my name and it's origin were listings of online blogs and articles with recent mention of that name; among them was Jeff's blog.

This to say that Nesbit has received outside publicity and Jeff Rau will be teaching at Biola in the Fall semester. Who shall the next "critter" be? I vote for Dr. Kleinfelder....or Tim Timmerman.

Welcome home to Sydney from her European ventures!!

Monday, March 3, 2008

umm

where the hell is my shirt?

The Lamott spawn has got to be 18 or 19 by now...I tend to go for the old guys but...