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Geographic Tongue

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Kristin Beinner James

A snake sees with his tongue. What does my tongue see?

My tongue exhibits an idiopathic condition known as “geographic”. This refers to the abnormal, migrating, slightly raised surface pattern that seems to react to different ingredients in the foods I taste or possibly to my different states of mind. Scientifically, anyway, it is not known why this occurs.

After encouraging responses by sampling various stimuli and by concentrating on particular thoughts and emotions, I will transpose one of these patterns as it emerges upon the surface of my tongue onto the desert floor.

I will draw with a homemade version of Hydroseed, an industrial product used in landscaping. My version of this slurry will be a mixture of water, paper, wood mulch, Lawn Dye, binder and local seed gathered from the area. The drawing will be temporary and left to decompose naturally.

—from the HDTS 3 catalogue

Programs
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Biennials
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HDTS 3 (2003)

OCTOBER 25, 2003 - OCTOBER 26, 2003

Burn This Artwork
Roman Vasseur
CA Truck Heads
Sarah Vanderlip
Carport
Austin Thomas
Geographic Tongue
Kristin Beinner James
Noah Purifoy
Noah Purifoy
The End
Jacob Dyrenforth
The Grotto
Kathleen Johnson
Linda Taalman
The Projects
Dave Hopkins
Untitled by Jack Pierson
Jack Pierson
Untitled by Lisi Raskin
Lisi Raskin
Untitled by Virginia Poundstone
Virginia Poundstone
Videos Curated by John Connelly at The Palms
Delia R. Gonzalez
Billy Grant
Laura Grant
Wagon Station Customizers
Hal McFeely
Russell Whitten
Michael Stewart
A Painting
Joey Kötting
Artificial Utility Box and Artificial Transformer
Mark Klassen
Holy Mountain
Marie Lorenz
LANDSCAPE INCARCERATION
Shannon Ebner
S 0° 33' 36" W
Allen Compton
HDTS 3 Catalogue
Lisa Anne Auerbach
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