sound interactions blog

A small blog maintaind by Tim Stutts. For more about what I do, check out my portfolio site at www.timstutts.com
Nov 06
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Video installation at SFMOMA, “Working Class Hero” by Candice Breitz, features 25 separately filmed fans singing the music of John Lennon. The audiophile in me quickly identified that one voice in the group was singing the part at octave down, though it took me about ten minutes to indentify which voice that belonged to—the guy with the handle bar mustache.

Video installation at SFMOMA, “Working Class Hero” by Candice Breitz, features 25 separately filmed fans singing the music of John Lennon. The audiophile in me quickly identified that one voice in the group was singing the part at octave down, though it took me about ten minutes to indentify which voice that belonged to—the guy with the handle bar mustache.

Nov 04
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Wait. Something is wrong with this image of little cereal people getting blown away by a tornado. Kind of yummy. Kind of bleak, no?

Wait. Something is wrong with this image of little cereal people getting blown away by a tornado. Kind of yummy. Kind of bleak, no?

Nov 03
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One of dozens of tombstones in a pet cemetary by a preschool. Corona Heights, SF.

One of dozens of tombstones in a pet cemetary by a preschool. Corona Heights, SF.

Nov 02
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Behold. The entire “Computers” section of Dog Eared Books in the Mission. Try not to get lost.

Behold. The entire “Computers” section of Dog Eared Books in the Mission. Try not to get lost.

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I’m always at a loss to explain to people where I live in San Francisco. The Portola is wedged between Bernal Heights, Bayview, Visitacion Valley, and Excelsior. By taking the approach I describe on this map, I would say I live in “Portolabebaviex,” thus giving people a sort of reference, based on my surroundings.

I’m always at a loss to explain to people where I live in San Francisco. The Portola is wedged between Bernal Heights, Bayview, Visitacion Valley, and Excelsior. By taking the approach I describe on this map, I would say I live in “Portolabebaviex,” thus giving people a sort of reference, based on my surroundings.