
STILL LEARNING FROM LAS VEGAS
In honor of the imminent return of the Neon Museum's "Duck Duck Shed" Conference, here's the keynote I delivered last year.
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In honor of the imminent return of the Neon Museum's "Duck Duck Shed" Conference, here's the keynote I delivered last year.

Buckle up. This is a rambling manifesto that may or may not be the "artist" statement behind that book I keep threatening to put out into the world.

We have a competency crisis in Las Vegas. Well, yeah, but specifically with people charged with crimes who are struggling hard with mental health barriers to understanding what's even going on

Oh, hey, more thoughts on protesting in Las Vegas

I had a LOT to say about protests (or the lack thereof) in our city. Here's some of the 5000 words that didn't make the cut!

A giant super-niche "museum" dedicated to Evel Knievel opened in downtown Las Vegas this week. I was not invited to recite my Evel Knievel poem at the dedication.

Is part of that because people already don't think of Las Vegas as a legitimate city, and why should we care? Sorry, why we SHOULD care.

Back for a discussion of the Nevada primary outcomes, leaked results, water street + the Boring Co. Loop.

Cozying up to Las Vegas' most lauded thinker, and then he left.

The time-capsule memoir is filled with wonderment from a long forgotten Vegas celebrity gossip columnist who fancied himself a powerful voice of truth on the Strip. He wasn't. But what a ride!