Here's what was up for your perusal on Big Window:
Feel free to borrow this meme. We could call it Blog Retrospective. Or Retroblogging. Or Way Back When.
(photo by UltraBerlin via flickr)
The subject is distant from and dark.
The subject is seen through glass.
The subject reflects, or has a luminous body.
If you feel you can no longer pray, care less, don't be selfish.
Was he an artist?
I remember him cutting a sword out of wood, and painting it gold.
"Arms" seems wrong. It's their nearness.
Sometimes it's you and I'm calling to you but I say the wrong name.
Several glass ashtrays, the panther lamp. The light bent toward the map.
I spent a long time under the table, learning to recognize wires. How we would change
her. How the bullet is scraped as it moves through the barrel.
The subject is distant, and dark.
Each instance has its rewards. Sex can't explain it.
Their goal is to empty themselves."
If you feel you can no longer pray, personally, I like trees, birds.
Personal & unintelligible, my addiction bores me.
We still need spoons, plates, and knives. Bowls. Your star sign.
Those weeks with you?
I remember driving you somewhere. Driving, and it was snowy.
Nothing was figured out.
You said redemption looked like a painting of fire, after a fire.
published in Diagram
(photography of California wildfires by Richard D S via flickr)
When fluttering down from the top of the tree-shaped installation, these leaf-shaped pieces of paper, each with on open eye on one side and a closed eye on the other, suggest an amazing autumn for surrealists. Or perhaps it's winter? The “Blinking Tree” is a creation of the Japanese artist Yasuhiro Suzuki.
(via Ping Mag)
Rhizome has rolled out a great redesign of its website. This example of artwork by Nathan Selikoff is derived from mathematical formulas.
David Byrne keeps a great blog. You can also buy things there.
Check out Art Scotch Paper, a website for the cool, the creative.
It's BlogDay, everyone. Here are the links to 5 of my favorite photoblogs:
Feel free to participate, either on your on blog or in the comment section below. Happy BlogDay to you!
Check out this link at learngrafitti.net to satisfy the art criminal within. Full disclosure statement: I love markers.
I, Robin, the humble blogger behind the pane, the little face that you might squint to see in the Big Window, I have just received a Thinking Blogger Award. As a recipient of this award, I am supposed to select five bloggers whom I read and admire to pay it forward, so to speak. I will get to that directly, but until then, nominations or self-nominations are welcome. What do you think?
Thanks to Christine for the honor.
Dan has posted some great new work on his Altered Books blog.
that WITS (Writers in the Schools) has a blog now? 
It's a collection of student writing, art, publishing opportunities for kids, and announcements from your pals at WITS Houston.
Congrats to Amy King, who has just been elected the 2007 Poet Laureate of the Blogosphere! Amy does a lot to create community in the poetry world, and I admire her.
Thanks, also, to Billy Jones for organizing the election.
Check out some quirky out-of-context discoveries at Found Magazine. This note taped to a school locker reads: Sorry, but I'm not in the mood to rp today.
"Listen" is a photography by Hans de Loof. You can see more of his brilliant work at his photoblog, Anything But Work.
Celebrate National Poetry month with the kid-poets of America. Check out the WITS blog for a poem a day, today and throughout April.
