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For the second week in a row, here's another, rare for me, true dada poem from one of my sketchbooks. The full poem is below.

This is my second visit to Recology SF; AKA the San Francisco dump. San Francisco has a massive recycling program that includes compost. Recology is where the sorting happens. In addition to having educational programs about recycling and waste management, they have supported an artist in residence program since 1990. Here are a few pieces that caught my eye.

This week's spread from one of my journals was created in true dada style; the only intervention to fit the space completely.

Another random spread from one of my sketchbooks.

This week's random journal page from one of my many sketchbooks The text is attributed to "Prison Graffito" and says "Even the sun, with all its warmth, is marvelously detached."

This week's random page from one of my many sketchbooks is dominated by things that cut. Scissors are an integral part of my artistic practice, so I was attracted to some magazine review of these various cutting tools.

I'm back after almost a month! Life is a bit crazy and I had to sit down and scan a stack of books. I finally sat down and did that last week, so rejoice! New work coming your way. This week's spread from my journals is the inside front cover. Ephemera, memorabilia, random bits given to me... come together in a nice subtle piece. I call it: about our cover story.

This week's random journal spread features the repeating screaming babies that I've been using as an appropriated image since 1988. Stealing from myself again and again and again ;)

I really like the yin yan vibe these two eggs create.

This week's spread from one of my sketchbooks features a found poem created using redacted text that is paired with a photo mural piece that is stained with fix.