Blind Alley

Blind Alley

  • Statement
  • Projects
    • 2021
      • Annette Lawrence Jan. 18 - Feb. 15
        • August
      • IDES OF MARCH March 13-28
        • March 13 -20 prompts
          • March 13 prompt
          • March 14 prompt
          • March 15 prompt
          • March 16 prompt
          • March 17 prompt
          • March 18 prompt
          • March 19 prompt
          • March 20 prompt
        • March 21 -28 prompts
          • March 21 prompt
          • March 22 prompt
          • March 23 prompt
          • March 24 prompt
          • March 25 prompt
          • March 26 prompt
          • March 27 prompt
      • Liminal Space April 11 - June 3
        • Clint Jerritt Bargers April 11 - April 22
          • BEASTFINGERS
        • Ashley Stecenko April 25 - May 6
          • Half Way Home
        • Chris Wicker May 9 - May 20
          • Channel Scan
        • Zeke Williams May 23 - June 3
          • Sky Hook
      • Yafei Li July 30 - Sept 3
        • Geomegalomechannibalism
      • Frances Bagley Sept 10 - Oct 15
        • Oklahoma
      • Patrick Kelly Oct 22 - Dec 3
        • Layers of Brutes and Innocents
    • 2020
      • Liminal Space, April 11- June 3
        • Francisco Josué Alvarado Araujo
          • mah cualli ohtli
        • Dario S. Bucheli
          • Out of Reach
        • Sierra Forester
          • A Mass Well Dispersed is the Hardest to Confront
        • Hector A. Ramirez
          • ENTRE PIEDRAS Y COPIA
      • Richard Wentworth, June 12- July 16
        • Press
        • There's no knowing
          • notes
      • Gene Owens, July 24-August 28
        • Letters from G.O.
      • Betsy Coulter, Sept. 4-Oct. 2
        • (A Fridge-Sized Asteroid is Heading Toward Earth) One Day Before The Election
      • Kelli Connell, Oct. 9-Nov. 6
        • Embace
      • Fraser Stables, Nov. 22 -Dec. 20
        • removed name Taj Mahal
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March 13 prompt:

March 2020 - March 2021, how do you remember the moon?


“The word ides comes from the Latin word idus, which is possibly derived from an Etruscan word meaning “to divide.” The ides were originally meant to mark the full Moon (the “halfway point” of a lunar month) ...” The Old Farmer’s Almanac