“Little handpainted people, left in London to fend for themselves.”. Little People: a tiny street art project powered by Slinkachu*.

Above: It all went wrong.

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“Saul Kripke uses the function exclusive disjunction to establish that there is no fact, either in one’s mind (inner) or in one’s past behaviour (outer), that fixes the meaning of the words one utters.”.

Oliver Jeffers “is an artist, designer, illustrator and writer from Northern Ireland.
These paintings are based on conversations about the relationship between traditional figurative painting, human behaviour and mathematics.”.

Above: Not A Something But Not A Nothing Either, oil and vinyl on canvas, from the Additional Information exhibition.

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Centraal Beheer “is an insurance company sited in The Netherlands, famous for its campaign of TV commercials. These are short humoristic spots, generally without dialogue, in which something goes horrendously wrong.”. See, for example, Zweefvliegers (Glider).

Above: Acupunctuur (Acupuncture, 2006). From YouTube.

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