Sanity Disobidience for a New Frontier. by Rod Malin

Camel Art Space Proposal:

SANITY DISOBEDIENCE FOR A NEW FRONTIER Curator: Rod Malin

Dear Camel Art Space, I am excited to submit a proposal for an exhibition that is slightly different from your traditional programs. I am looking forward to the opportunity to work with an alternative art space like C.A.S. The program vision for the exhibition is rich in media and education. For the duration of the show, the exhibition will be recreated in the virtual sphere, creating the opportunity for a broader audience for both the show and C.A.S. At the same time, I will develop an educational web-based program that runs parallel in concept with the show. Also, to examine the themes of the exhibition in greater depth, I would like to feature either discussion panels and/or lectures. Based on an understanding of C.A.S. as a non-traditional art space and the budget constraints at hand, creating a media-based show presents its own set of unique curatorial challenges. Since I am concerned about having sufficient lead preparation time, I am requesting board approval to lock in a future opening date for the second week in October. Thanks in advance for your consideration of this proposal to make â&#x20AC;&#x153;Sanity disobedience for the new frontierâ&#x20AC;? a reality. Sincerely, Rod Malin

nuts and bolts

Artists to be included: David Prince Allen Cordell Anonymous Artists under consideration: Sane Smith Joseph Delappe Sophia Peer Showbeast (Showbeast & Dan Deacon Present "Woof Woof") Possible Discussions or Lectures: â&#x20AC;&#x153;Media and the Age of Sanityâ&#x20AC;?: A discussion of the paranoid and the net. A call for loons, bloggers, extraverts, and the political uneased. Virtual Space: Invisible Museum of Post Contemporary Art (IMOPCA) (Rod Malin (www.malinstudio.com), David Prince (www.davidprince.org), Allen Cordell (www.allencordell.com), Sane Smith. (Deceased graffiti artist), Joseph Delappe (www.delappee.net), Sophia Peer (www.sophiapeer.com)

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curator

Biography Rod Malin has been a media specialist for the last five years for Marian Goodman Gallery, Bronx Museum of the Arts and various Contemporary artists. Simultaneously, Malin has been working on a self accredited PhD on liminal cultural studies while maintaining his own projects at M A L I N S T U D I O a space that explores ephemeral and contextual ideas. Malin has work with several curators including Lance Fung (Fung Galley NYC), Erin Riley Lopez (Bronx Museum of Art), Catherine de Zegher (The Drawing Center). His wide variety of expertise in theater design, film and fine arts has landed him to work both in the arena of independent and commercial cliental, not to mention his own public work as an conceptual artist that utilizes new media and technology. Malin has ability to be versatile both as a media specialist, artist, and curator could be seen in his recent exploration in â&#x20AC;&#x153;Curating the Virtualâ&#x20AC;?, drawing over 7000 visitors from all over the world to his Invisible Museum of Post Contemporary Art.

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rational

Curatorial (working) statement: Is there a fundamental relationship between artists’ practices of exploration and society’s definition of sanity? What does it mean to be sane? How does a common, culturally reinforced definition of “sanity” influence how we perceive art? When viewed beyond the context of the traditional institutional infrastructure, does the concept of sanity take on new layers of meaning? An investigation and juxtaposition of various theoretical art-making practices and processes that tap into the artist’s psyche will reveal how we might relate these concepts to the digital age. The exhibition will feature artists exploring definitions which relate either to full immersion into new media and/or those that explore caution or resistance. Being “Sane” is defined as ones ability to be rational. Thus the ability to understand is determined to be a key signifier of being sane. We live in a society where the ability to multitask is a daily exercise, where the “urgency” factor as a business model heavily reflects the institutional business infrastructure and is reflective of our cultural institutions. However, there is little to no research done to prove that multitasking is even an effective approach. Some of the only focused research, conducted by Professor Clifford Nass of Stanford University, suggests that people that multitask are significantly slower in individual task completion, their memory is disorganized, and they are worse at analytical reasoning. So why does society tend to recognize the ability to multitask as quality of a highly effective person? Living in the digital age presents constant inhibitions to critical examination of the built environment. The wealth of instant information that is at our fingertips can be accessed with the greatest of ease, whenever and wherever we are. Our minds are always active, yet we have little time to fully process and rationalize all that has been presented. This suggests that maybe we are implementing an immediate response society, where rationality takes a second seat. Consequently, a society that views itself as being contemporary might actually be becoming a non-rationalized culture. The technology-enabled ability to provide a state of “as it happens”, where there is a constant flow of information and with emphasis on the “Now,” produces media parasites that prey on the contemporary.

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raw meat

ALLEN CORDELL

BIO Artist/filmmaker Allen Cordell was born in Seoul, South Korea in 1978 and moved to the United States at the age of 4. He received his B.F.A. from SUNY Purchase (2002) in the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s competitive filmmaking conservatory. His work has been seen at film festivals around the world including the Edinburgh International Film Festival, The Revelation Perth International Film Festival, The Indie Music Video Festival and the Boston Underground Film Festival. His projects have been screened and exhibited at Scalo Project Space (New York, NY), CANADA (New York, NY), Gallery Homeland (Portland, OR), Boffo (Brooklyn, NY), Grace Exhibition Space (Brooklyn, NY), The Current Gallery (Baltimore, MD), The Baltimore Museum of Art as well as The Boston Museum of Fine Arts. He currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

Allen Cordell. Tickets 2008-10 Obloy Syndrome (Obbyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s station Youtube) video.

Dan Deacon “Big Big Big Big” Film by Allen Cordell

DAVID PRINCE

BIO David Prince is a sculptor, explorer, lumberjack, amateur scientist, community advocate, and inventor, creating artworks in a wide variety of materials and media. His subject matter frequents the topics of ecology, heroism, civic engagement, and impermanence. He received an MFA in Sculpture from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2006 and a BA from Colorado College in 2001. He currently lives and works in Los Angeles, CA and is a part-time nomad, living and working from his minivan-studio.

waiting October 2005 Grant Park, Chicago, IL Materials: shoes, ice

David Prince “Attempt at perpetual motion.” 2009

David Prince “Prototype balloon,” 2009

ANONYMOUS                                                                                  

iPhone accessed video installation. Tim Leary in Folsom Prison 2010. Viewers will be able to walk off with the piece.

Tim Leary in Folsom Prison 2010. Video still. (d)

Dr. Timothy Francis Leary (October 22, 1920 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; May 31, 1996) was an American writer, psychologist, futurist, and advocate of psychedelic drug research. An icon of 1960s counterculture, Leary is most famous as a proponent of the therapeutic, spiritual and emotional benefits of LSD. He coined and popularized the catch phrase "Turn on, tune in, drop out."

Curriculum Vitae:

Malin Studio / Rod Malin C/V (short) Born 1977 in Hartford, Connecticut. Lives and Works in Brooklyn ,NY Education. 1997 Hartford Conservatory of Music, Hartford, CT 1997 Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT 2001 BFA, Conservatory of Art and Design - SUNY Purchase, Purchase, NY Exhibitions. 2004 Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art. “Peekskill Project” curated by Lance Fung. Artist of a site-specific installation utilizing video projection at a former stop on the historic Underground Railroad. 2006 Galapagos Art Space “Like a reflection” site-specific video piece using footage from Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror projected over reflection pool. In calibration with author Brian Skar. 2006 Merce Cunningham Studios, Set Designer for “Suspicious of anything unattended” 2009 Invisible Museum of Post Contemporary Art, “Ephemeral and the VIRTUAL” Film. 2005 Creator of a whimsical documentary about the gentrification of Brooklyn's Williamsburg. “Beautiful Shade” Staring Kim Katzburg (31 min). 2006 Marian Goodman Gallery, Director of Documentary Film on Yang Fudong’s Installation “no Snow on the Broken Bridge” 2007 Marian Goodman Gallery, Directed Annette Messager Installation documentary on her work “To bring into the Worlds” Media Design. Bronx Contemporary Museum of the Arts Installation Designer for video and new media. 2004-present *S-T-E-R-E-O-V-I-E-W: Javier Tellez in Collaboration with Patients of the Bronx Psychiatric Center. February 3 – June 5, 2005 *Collection Remixed February 3 – June 5, 2005 *AIM 26 March 23 – July 2, 2006 *Irreducible October 26 – February 26, 2006 *Tropicália: A Revolution in Brazilian Culture October 7, 2006 - January 28, 2007 Curated Exhibitions. 2004 “Dumbo Works on Paper” curator of group show from the “Crit” Brooklyn, NY 2008 “ANONYMOUS” hidden and found, NYC 2010 Invisible Museum of Post Contemporary Art Curator of “C h a i r” 2010. Virtual exhibition at IMOPCA.

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Allen Cordell CV BORN: 1978 in Seoul, South Korea Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY EDUCATION: 2002 BFA, Conservatory of Film - SUNY Purchase, Purchase, NY GROUP SHOWS: 2009 Wham City and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - Deleon White Gallery, Toronto, ON The Highlights 2 Year Anniversary Event - CSV Cultural Center, New York, NY 2008 Dream Tigers - Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn, NY SELECTED SCREENINGS: 2009 ShowPaper Intramural Film Festival - Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn, NY Pulsating Sunglasses - CANADA, New York, NY Whartscape - Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, MD Boston Underground Film Festival - Boston, MA 2008 Sowing Circle - collaboration with Lily Ludlow, Mangusta, New York, NY Odds and Ends V.3 - Gallery Homeland, Portland OR 2007 Scopophylactic - Cake Shop, New York, NY / Current Gallery, Baltimore, MD / Space Space, Brooklyn, NY 2006 5th Annual Indie Music Video Festival - NXNE, Toronto, ON / Wham City, Baltimore, MD Edinburgh International Film Festival (Mirrorball/Fresh Tracks) - Edinburgh, UK / Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA 2004 Lovesick - Scalo Project Space, New York, NY Head First - Scalo Project Space, New York, NY 2002 Revelation Perth International Film Festival - Perth, Australia COLLABORATIONS: 2009

Black Water - collaboration with Sophia Peer as part of Collaboration / Collapse - A video Installation within an architectural installation by David B. Smith within the larger exhibition Objective Affection - Boffo, Brooklyn, NY Happy Birthday - collaboration with Sophia Peer as part of AUNTS Factory and Market, Grace Exhibition Space, Brooklyn, NY 2008 Sowing Circle - collaboration with Lily Ludlow, CANADA, New York, NY CURATORIAL: 2009 Pulsating Sunglasses, Featuring Works by Takeshi Murata, Black Dice, Jacob Ciocci (Paper Rad), Shana Moulton, PFFR (Wonder Showzen), Jimmy Joe Roche, Allen Cordell, Sophia Peer, Joe Quinn, Ray Roy, Roboshithead, Robby Rackleff, Showbeast CANADA, New York, NY BIBLIOGRAPHY: 2009 Walleston, Aimee, “On the Hour: Artist-Curated Film Screenings at CANADA Gallery” Art in America/Interview Magazine, 07/30/09 Zegeer, Brian, “Own This City” Time Out New York, July 30th, 2009 Evers, Derek, “Out of Touch: A True Story Of How MTV Treated One Independent Band” thetripwire, March 31 Madison, Lucy, “Art Film by Lily Ludlow and Allen Cordell” Interview Magazine, December/January 2009 Zeeger, Brian, “Sowing Circle” Time Out New York, January 8-14, Issue 693 Smith, Roberta, “Sowing Circle” The New York Times, January 9 Kley, Elizabeth, “Gotham Art & Theater” Artnet, January 5 2007 Scopophylactic - Cake Shop, New York, NY / Current Gallery, Baltimore, MD / Space Space, Brooklyn, NY 2006 5th Annual Indie Music Video Festival - NXNE, Toronto, ON / Wham City, Baltimore, MD Edinburgh International Film Festival (Mirrorball/Fresh Tracks) - Edinburgh, UK / Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA 2004 Lovesick - Scalo Project Space, New York, NY Head First - Scalo Project Space, New York, NY 2002 Revelation Perth International Film Festival - Perth, Australia COLLABORATIONS: 2009 Black Water - collaboration with Sophia Peer as part of Collaboration / Collapse - A video Installation within an architectural installation by David B. Smith within the larger exhibition Objective Affection - Boffo, Brooklyn, NY Happy Birthday - collaboration with Sophia Peer as part of AUNTS Factory and Market,

Grace Exhibition Space, Brooklyn, NY 2008 Sowing Circle - collaboration with Lily Ludlow, CANADA, New York, NY CURATORIAL: 2009 Pulsating Sunglasses, Featuring Works by Takeshi Murata, Black Dice, Jacob Ciocci (Paper Rad), Shana Moulton, PFFR (Wonder Showzen), Jimmy Joe Roche, Allen Cordell, Sophia Peer, Joe Quinn, Ray Roy, Roboshithead, Robby Rackleff, Showbeast CANADA, New York, NY BIBLIOGRAPHY: 2009 Walleston, Aimee, “On the Hour: Artist-Curated Film Screenings at CANADA Gallery” Art in America/Interview Magazine, 07/30/09 Zegeer, Brian, “Own This City” Time Out New York, July 30th, 2009 Evers, Derek, “Out of Touch: A True Story Of How MTV Treated One Independent Band” thetripwire, March 31 Madison, Lucy, “Art Film by Lily Ludlow and Allen Cordell” Interview Magazine, December/January 2009 Zeeger, Brian, “Sowing Circle” Time Out New York, January 8-14, Issue 693 Smith, Roberta, “Sowing Circle” The New York Times, January 9 Kley, Elizabeth, “Gotham Art & Theater” Artnet, January 5 2008 Ross, Asher, “Sowing Circle at the Magusta Loft” Dossier, December 18 Cross, Lauren “Open Intimacy” Tokion Magazine, Winter 2008 Justin, “Video of the Week” Friction NYC, Jan 30 2007 Lee, Carol, “Sleeping Beauties” Paper Magazine, March 2006 Spinelli, Christopher, “Fashion is an Art Victim” Whitewall Magazine, Fall “Mixtape: Gym Class Heroes” Nylon Guys, Fall

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ David Prince CV Education 2006 School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL, MFA Sculpture 2001 Colorado College, Colo. Springs, CO, BA Studio Art/ Philosophy, Cum Laude, Distinction in Studio Art Recent Exhibitions/Screenings/Performances/Public Interventions 2010 (upcoming) •promotion 2, April 2010, Public Intervention, Detroit, MI •balloon launch, May 2010, Public Collaborative Event, The LOT, Detroit, MI, Collaboration with Kathy Leisen and public audience •balloon launch, May 2010, Public Collaborative Event, ISLAND, Bellaire, MI •Movable Protest, May 2010, Collaborative Event, Chicago, IL, Collaboration with Jung A Woo 2009 • attempt at perpetual motion, performance, Chicago, IL • A Set of Directions for Making Something, Group, Grotto Gallerie, Brooklyn, NY • kissing strangers, Public Intervention, Omaha, NE 2008 • Everything Must Go, Public Intervention, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO • Mars and Stripes, The Calhoun School, New York, NY – Commission, Collaboration: Alex White, Andrew Scott Ross, Reed Barrow • soup party, Public Event, Brooklyn NY • PlayShroom, Commission, Private Residence, South Hampton, NY, Collaboration: Andrew Scott Ross and Alex White 2007 • Every Last Day, Group, Washington DC Arts Center, Washington DC, Curators: Dos Pestaneos Artist Collective, Atlanta GA • All that is solid melts into air, Group, Chashama Gallery, New York, NY • Every Last Day, Group, GoGo Gallery, Miami, FL, Curators: Dos Pestaneos Artist Collective, Atlanta, GA • Exhibition for Re-imagining a New Art School, Group, Point B Studios, Brooklyn, NY • Soup Party, Public Event, 240 Meeker, Brooklyn, NY • Every Last Day, Chashama Gallery, New York, NY, Group, Curators: Dos Pestaneos Artist Collective, Atlanta, GA 2006 •promotion, Union Square, New York, NY – Public Intervention •Overlook Park Shorts Film Festival, Overlook Park, Cleveland, OH – Screening, Curator: Jean Alexander-Frater •All that is solid melts into air, Gallery 2, Chicago, IL, Group, Curator: Emma Balazs •sculpture show, Base Space, Chicago, IL, Group •waiting, Grant Park, Chicago, IL – performance •MFA Thesis Exhibition, Gallery 2, Chicago, IL, Group •Soup Party, Chicago, IL •Building, Dwelling, Sinking, Northside College Prep., Chicago, IL •Perpetual Motion, Chicago Subway, Chicago, IL – Public Intervention

2005 • you are toast, SuperFriends, Chicago, IL, Group •1000 Wilshire, 1000 Wilshire Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, Group, Curator: Katrina McElroy •nesting, Gallery 2, Chicago, IL, Group •Soup Party, Chicago, IL •Duchamp's Leg, Fine Arts Gallery, Cal State Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, Group 2004 •Complimentary, Metro Gallery, Pasadena, CA, Group •Soup Party, Pasadena, CA, Public Event 2003 Infinite Regress, Ensemble Theater, CalArts, Valencia, CA (Collaboration - Jesse Prince) Pasadena City College Exhibition, Pasadena Public Library, Pasadena, CA, Group Landscape Architecture, Zuma Beach, Malibu, CA – Public Intervention Ferruginous, Student Gallery, Pasadena City College, Pasadena, CA, Group Fellowships and Awards Upcoming • MacDowell Colony, Peterborough, NH – Full Fellowship (March-April) • Vermont Studio Center, Johnson, VT – Partial Fellowship (February) 2009 • Oxbow, Saugatuck, MI – Full Fellowship • Joan Mitchell Foundation Scholarship for Oxbow Residency • Prairie Center of the Arts, Peoria, IL – Fellowship 2007 • Catwalk Residency, Catskill, NY – Fellowship 2001 • Phi Beta Kappa Academic Honor Society • Best Senior Thesis Exhibition, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO Recent Visiting Artist Invitations (Lectures/Workshops/Critiques) 2009 • Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO – Eco-Intervention Workshop (Winter) • Renegade Craft Fair - Movable Feast Project (created by Jung A Woo), Chicago, IL – Public Workshop – How to Make Potato Plastic • California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA - Public Lecture • Los Angeles School of Music and Art, Los Angeles, CA – Visiting Artist Workshop • Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO - 3D Design Workshop (Spring) • California State University Northridge, Northridge, CA - Student/Public Lecture 2008 • Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO - Visiting Artist Lecture/Workshop/Critique • Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO - Video Mythology Workshop (Spring) 2007 • Point B Studios, Brooklyn, NY - Weekly Workshop Series, Re-Imagining a New Art School, Collaboration with Emma Balazs

2006 • Northside College Preparatory High School, Chicago, IL – Visiting Artist Lecture and Collaborative Project • School of The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL, – Graduate Artist Lecture Professional Experience 2003-ongoing • Ceramics Instructor, Westridge School Summer Program, Pasadena, CA 2007-8 • Business Co-Owner, Reichert and Ross Design, Brooklyn, NY 2005 • Teaching Assistant, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Advanced Foundry, Spring 05, First Year Woodshop, Fall 05 Conferences/Workshops Attended 2009 • College Art Association Conference, Los Angeles, CA 2006 • The Business of Being an Artist, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago IL • Digital Media Workshop, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL 2003 • Get Your Sh*t Together with Karen Atkinson, Los Angeles, CA Travel/Foreign Languages 2000 • Awarded a Lewis Grant to travel to Munich to study the influence of Friedrich Nietzsche on the German Expressionist Art Movement. • Literate in German - written/conversational Technical Abilities Ceramics: electric/gas kiln operation, glaze formulation, clay mixer, slab roller, extruder, potter’s wheel, plaster casting/carving, mold making. Plastics: resins, plastic casting, fiberglass. Wood Working: table saw, band saw, miter saw, circular saw, router, power sander, drill press, hand tools, carving. Metal Working: ceramic shell, sand mold casting, aluminum/bronze pouring, wax sculpting, burn-out kiln, oxy-acetylene, MIG/TIG welding, brazing, grinders. 2D: canvas stretching, painting, drawing, printmaking, etching, book-making. Fibers: sewing, industrial sewing machine, serger, knitting, crocheting, paper making, paper arts. Computer: PC/Mac literate, Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Flash, DVD Studio Pro, Final Cut Pro, Mac iLife applications, 3D imaging. Audio/Visual: film and digital photography, digital editing, video editing, film splicing, sound equipment, projectors, scanners, HD video. Other: OMAX water jet cutter and software, bio-plastics formulation/casting

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discourse:

(image left) Bas Jan Ader “I’m too sad to tell you” 1973 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUzBCl6iVoc (image right) Chris Crocker “leave Britney Alone” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHmvkRoEowc

Bas Jan Ader “I’m too sad to tell you” Bas Jan Ader, 1942 - 1975 Dutch/Californian artist Bas Jan Ader was last seen in 1975 when he took off in what would have been the smallest sailboat ever to cross the Atlantic. He left behind a small oeuvre, often using gravity as a medium, which more than 30 years after his disappearance at sea is more influential than ever before. Bas Jan Ader was born to idealistic ministers in the Dutch Reformed Church on April 19, 1942. His father was executed by the Nazis for harboring Jewish refugees when Ader was only two years old. A rebellious student, he failed art school at the Rietveld Academy, where friend Ger van Elk recalls that he would use a single piece of paper for the entire semester, erasing his drawings as soon as they were finished. At the age of 19 he hitchhiked to Morocco, where he signed on as a deckhand on a yacht heading for America. The yacht shipwrecked off the coast of California, and Ader stayed in Los Angeles where he enrolled at Otis Art Institute. There he met Mary Sue Andersen, the daughter of the director of the school. They married in Las Vegas, where he used a set of crutches to symbolically prop himself up during the ceremony. Ader then taught art and studied philosophy at Claremont Graduate School. In 1970 he entered the most productive period of his career, beginning with his first fall film, which showed him seated on a chair, tumbling from the roof of his two-story house in the Inland Empire. In 1975 Ader embarked on what he called “a very long sailing trip.” The voyage was to be the middle part of a triptych called “In Search of the Miraculous,” a daring attempt to cross the Atlantic in a 12½ foot sailboat. He claimed it would take him 60 days to make the trip, or 90 if he chose not to use the sail. Six months after his departure, his boat was found, half-submerged off the coast of Ireland, but Bas Jan had vanished.

Chris Crocker “Leave Britney Alone” Chris Crocker (born December 7, 1987) is an American internet celebrity. Crocker gained international fame in September 2007 from his viral video Leave Britney Alone tearfully defending pop singer Britney Spears's comeback performance at the MTV Video Music Awards; his video had over four million views in two days. The video received international media attention, hundreds of parodies and criticism for Crocker. He is a self-described "edutainer" who produces and acts in multiple transgressive videos. In almost all of Crocker's work he presents himself as an openly gay and effeminate Southern adolescent in a "small-minded town" in the Bible Belt where his sexual orientation and outspokenness are a "subtext... rarely addressed directly and never completely accepted." The Tennessee-based Crocker, a stage name, keeps his identity and exact location private because according to him, and as seen in the public comments to his work, there are safety concerns and death threats in response to his YouTube and MySpace video blogs and profile. According to his MySpace profile, Crocker lives in Los Angeles as of January 2008. His work consists mainly of short-form self-directed "monologues about life" shot in his grandparents' home.[19] As of May 2009[update], Crocker's videos have received a combined 49.5 million plays on MySpace, and his vlog channel on YouTube is the 18th most viewed of all time in all categories, with over 153 million views. Crocker's detractors and critics have accused him of narcissism, melodramatics, histrionics, and using Spears' personal shortcomings to bolster his own fame. Others have accused Crocker of acting in the Leave Britney Alone video, although he insisted it was genuine on a September 2007 appearance on Maury Povich's Maury show.

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resources:

Books: “The Myth of the Rational Voter” why Democracies Choose Bad Policies. Bryan Caplan “Media Control” by Noam Chomsky Seven Stories Press, 2002 “A Juxtaposition of Virtual Discourse Communities and Organizational Life” Earon Kavanagh Lectures: Access Restricted: Law & Representation “Intellectual Property in the Age of Digital Reproduction” A panel featuring Sonia Katyal, Alfred Steiner, Andrew Ross, and Virginia Rutledge, moderated by Sergio Muñoz Sarmiento A lively roundtable debate between practicing lawyers, legal theorists, and a sociologist on who owns what and what is really at stake when creative production is regulated through the structures of property rights. Overlooking Ground Zero and featuring extensive views of New York Harbor, this conference room not only affords visitors the chance to literally have a “seat at the table” but also features breathtaking vistas. Media: Authors@Google: Amy Whitaker This American Life: 404: Enemy Camp 2010 Act III. As The Worm Turns. Another story about parasites. When Jasper Lawrence learned that hookworms might lessen the effects of his allergies, he set out on a unique mission: to travel to West Africa and purposefully become infected with the parasite. What he did next is even more surprising. Patrick Walters reported this story for Radiolab, a production of WNYC and NPR. (15 minutes) Front Line. Digital Nation - life on the virtual frontier. Places: White Columns, Nurture Art Brooklyn NY, Reanimation Library Brooklyn NY ....