Hey! I will be presenting a portion of my immense collection of found grocery lists at an underground art event in Chicago, and giving a talk about the lists, collecting and my books.
The event is sponsored by He Said/She Said, an exhibition and event series held in the home of Pamela Fraser and Randall Szott. [...]
I probably should mention that my new book is out. It’s published by the weird and wonderful folks at BlueQ. It’s a nice little photo book of the sad chairs of St. Louis. No, really. Discarded chairs in alleys. Abandoned chairs on street corners. Abused chairs on loading docks. You get the picture. You’re gonna [...]
Hey everyone, I made a little web site to help promote the release of my new book, Milk Eggs Vodka: Grocery Lists Lost & Found. The book is basically the analog version of this site, featuring hundreds of hilarious discarded grocery lists (along with my even more hilarious commentary). Click here for more info.
Anyway, the [...]
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I’m working on a project and I need your suggestions for the coolest robots, pirates and monkeys ever. Now, of course I’ve got C-3PO, Blackbeard and Curious George on the list — I need suggestions that might not be part of the fabric of popular culture. Or RPMs [...]
There’s a contest with prizes over at my semi-active, now cliche weblog Robot Pirate Monkey. Record a cover version of James Kochalka’s “Monkey Vs. Robot” and send it to me. That’s all. Everyone who does so gets a cool prize, and I’ll buy one winner something from their Amazon Wish List (priced within reason). Deadline: [...]
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Opening, 1 Originally uploaded by keaggy.com.
The Junk Science opening went great. Thanks to everyone who stopped by! If you missed it, the show will be up for two months at COCA. I should’ve taken more pictures, because it actually got good and crowded, but it was [...]
Hanging the show, 4 Originally uploaded by keaggy.com.
This grocery lists collection is part of my new exhibit called Junk Science: Found objects, trash photography, strange collections and accidental art. It’s based on my many years of web projects at keaggy.com and here at grocerylists.org.
You’ll get [...]
Several hundred of the lists in this collection will be on display in my found objects/photography exhibit in St. Louis, Missouri. The gallery show is at COCA, the Center of Creative Arts, and it’s based on my many years of web projects at keaggy.com and grocerylists.org. More info: keaggy.com/junkscience. The opening is Friday, April 14, [...]
Another blog of ours got mentioned in today’s LA Times: Have we gone blog wild? They like our I Love Sandwiches slogan: “Wherein we blog all things sandwichy!”
This is the world's largest online collection of found grocery lists. In fact, we wrote the book on found grocery lists. Why? Other peoples' grocery lists are fascinating. Plus, the internet is a great place to do stupid interesting things. So far 2,000 funny, crazy, weird, sad and/or mundane discarded scraps of paper have been posted. But it's not all useless stuff -- we also link to useful and interesting articles about food, shopping, lists and more, as well as provide a pretty awesome downloadable PDF grocery list for free. Subscribe via RSS ».
Is it real? Part of me is skeptical, and part of me is sympathetic. I mean, English is a pretty difficult language. Still. Holy crap.
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