TimeMachine photos on Flickr

Pataphysical Art Storm by Fabrice Florin

‘Twas a dark and stormy Saturday afternoon at Pataphysical Studios, but the doctors braved the pouring rain and came out in droves to make art together.

We celebrated Dr. Figurine’s birthday in style, with a nice apple pie and small gifts ranging from a DVD on how to play the theremin to a handmade wooden box and stock in the Mind Shaft Society.

We all sat around our Time Machine framework and had stimulating discussions about our next pataphysical invention -- as well as our many related maker art projects:

• Dr. Rindbrain demonstrated the new remote-controlled lights for the Time Machine

• Dr. Fabio had his head examined after a rough encounter with a rose bush

• Dr. Canard prepared electronic supplies for students of the City of the Future class

• Drs. Figurine and Heatshrink started building a theremin together

• Drs. Really and Canard displayed an arted-up jug of ‘pataphysical water

• Drs. Canard and Fabio used a Ouija board to reach out to the spirit of Alfred Jarry

• Dr. Rindbrain painted another pair of shoes while discussing art with Dr. Zboon

• Dr. Fabio proposed ideas for the Time Machine controller, with the Ouija board as an example

• Drs. Figurine lit up the pataphysical flag pole with El Wire

A fine time was had by all and we kept learning from each other for the greater good.

Fire in the hole!

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AMF Accuscore XL by Mattheux Photo

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'AMF Accuscore XL' bowling scoring system machine at Lisle Lanes Bowling Alley in Lisle, Illinois, USA.

Everyone's favorite DMC-12 by Nathan

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Microscale De Lorean as seen in Robert Zemeckis' Back to the Future trilogy.

Top Rear Quarter by Simon Lenz

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The standard version of this set/model is missing details in the rear reactor/engine area with large 'voids' present either side of the light brick.

I've added in additional details, as see in the movie/replica/model versions of the Back to the Future Time Machine. See my MOC page on Rebrickable for more information.

Dada Art at Pataphysical Studios by Fabrice Florin

On a peaceful Saturday afternoon, the good doctors at Pataphysical Studios made art together and explored new dimensions across space and time.

This week, we worked on our Time Machine and our new Dada exhibit:

• Dr. Canard made a birthday card for Dr. Pozar (a.k.a. Heatshrink)

• Dr. Figurine soldered more electronic parts for her theramine

• Drs. Fabio and Zboon experimented with Time Machine controls and seating

• Drs. Rindbrain and Igor discussed the roof and structure of the Time Machine

• Dr. Really presented the latest plans for the Dada exhibit, dressed as a Renaissance man

• We all discussed what Dada means to us in the 21st century

• Dr. Tout d’Suite reviewed Dr. Figurine’s picture book about Dada with Dr. Canard

• Drs. Fabio and Canard discussed adding quotes about time to their Crazy Clock

• Dr. Canard played with ‘Pataphysical Talismans of different sizes, laser cut by Dr. Fabio

To quote artist Man Ray, “Dada is a state of mind”. That state of mind was very much alive at the Pataphysical Studios this week.

Fire in the hole!

View more 'Pataphysical photos: www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/albums/72157623637793277

Watch 'Pataphysical videos: vimeo.com/album/3051039

Learn about Pataphysical Studios: pataphysics.us/

68_PC_TimeMachine by Trevor Hooper

To learn more about Park City's fascinating history visit parkcityhistory.org or swing by the Park City Museum at 528 Main Street. #pctimemachine

For questions or comments about this installation email pctimemachine@yahoo.com.

This is a private project for a class at the University of Utah. The city of Park City and the Park City Museum are not responsible for the placement or content of the QR codes.

1978 v. 2009 -- another look inside by BellaGaia

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Ok -- so here's the proof that i had this -i don't know what to call it - body (back then i was called Dolly Parton, much to my shame and dismay) back when i was in high school.

i typically do not pose sideways because i'm so disproportionate, but front ways i look pretty normal (for my wardrobe shots). p.s. this is POST reduction!

I haven't always looked like this -- in between -- I did some major damage to my body as a result of trying to hide after some things that happened to me (i'm writing about it -- the downfall and the journey back).

loving myself means that I will no longer feel bad because i look like .... as one person who is close to me so blatantly told me -- like a living blow up doll -- great, that was a hard blow to take -- but you know what. fuck it -- this is who i am, no more apologies, no more hiding, no more punishing myself. There is more to me than what you see, i spent a lot of years not letting anyone see "this", forcing them to see the inside and love me for that, but i'm not scared of the outside anymore - i can handle her.

another layer of the onion peeled....

p.s. please do not take away fashion brownie points for my little house on the prairie dress and ....shudder, cringe... those anklets and jellies!!!!!

Dada Art at Pataphysical Studios by Fabrice Florin

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