My best friend as a teenager had a big dog that loved cheese. We, smoking
lots of dope during lunch breaks from school, always had blocks of Tilamook
cheddar on hand.
I work some times in an office with a dog, a beagle named Taxi who comes
and sits at my feet as I update a data base for an art foundation. I don't
know if he likes cheese but he seems to like anything and when he starts
singing he won't shut up. The dog takes a lot of the tension out of working
in an office. He networks constantly, all day long, unless he's asleep.
Dog space, like cat space or plant space isn't human but the expanding
nature of 2D+ rather than 3D.
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ROBBIN MURPHY, creative director, artnetweb
murph@artnetweb.com
426 Broome Street, NYC 10013 212-925-1885
<i> i o l a </i> http://artnetweb.com/iola/
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