neurocam links
- neurocam
Aspiring operatives, sign up here. - robinhely
Though "not an official Cam site," is frequently updated (circa 01/05) with cryptic messages and criminally bright backgrounds. - shelly innocence
A Peter Burke production, tangentially related to Neurocam in ways that remain unclear. - splint
Jason Maling's gig. A beautiful, fascinating read in its own right. - the centre for magnanimity
A sub-site of Shelley Innocence, replacing the short-lived Institute. - the neurocam files
Graham's adjunct site for overly large Neurocam-related files. - who is robert henley?
The motherlode. All backstory, all the time. [Henley has apparently claimed this site to be a fabrication of ousted operative Z.] [All but the entry page into this site has been taken down.]
operatives
- adren of life (in spanish)
Location: Connecticut, USA
First Neurocam post: 04/16/05 - alex
Location: United Kingdom
First Neurocam post: 06/11/05 - aliask
Location: Melbourne, VIC, AUS
First Neurocam post: 12/22/04 - an american in melbourne
Location: Melbourne, VIC, AUS
First Neurocam post: 04/17/05 - avery cardoza
Location: NY, NY, USA
First Neurocam post: 01/15/05 - bob the mediocre
Location: Buffalo, NY, USA
First Neurocam post: 04/10/05 - capcoincidence (graham)
Location: Melbourne, VIC, AUS
First Neurocam post: 01/14/04 - cheshire cat
Location: Norwich, England
First Neurocam post: 03/26/05 - constance paige
Location: NY, NY, USA
First Neurocam post: 01/15/05 - deadsoybean
Location: Paterson, NJ, USA
First Neurocam post: 02/27/05 - elmo oxygen
Location: Providence, RI, USA
First Neurocam post: 01/18/05 - exodus
Location: Melbourne, VIC, AUS
First Neurocam post: 03/21/05 - gigabane
Location: Newfoundland, CAN
First Neurocam post: 02/17/05 - gothic
Location: NY, NY, USA
First Neurocam post: 02/03/05 - johana (jojo)
Location: Melbourne, VIC, AUS
First Neurocam post: 02/19/05 - kybalion (simon moon)
Location: Ohio, USA
First Neurocam post: 12/23/04 - li
Location: Melbourne, VIC, AUS
First Neurocam post: 01/21/05 - midnight
Location: Los Angeles, CA, USA
First Neurocam post: 01/22/05 - nicholas urfe
Location: Buffalo, NY, USA
First Neurocam post: 03/25/05 - ophidius
Location: Pennsylvania, USA
First Neurocam post: 01/23/05 - peluchio
Location: Panama City, Panama
First Neurocam post: 02/07/05 - pia
Location: Washington, USA
First Neurocam post: 01/19/05 - random voodoo
Location: Melbourne, VIC, AUS
First Neurocam post: 01/16/05 - reanimator
Location: Melbourne, VIC, AUS
First Neurocam post: 04/11/05 - ricin
Location: Dearborn, MI, USA
First Neurocam post: 04/13/05 - roger that
Location: Buffalo, NY, USA
First Neurocam post: 03/21/05 - shemyaza
Location: Sydney, NSW, AUS
First Neurocam post: 01/03/05 - simon blackmoore
Location: New England, USA
First Neurocam post: 4/20/05 - teigan
Location: Melbourne, VIC, AUS
First Neurocam post: 01/01/05 - tript
Location: Melbourne, VIC, AUS
First Neurocam post: 06/10/04 - urchin x
Location: unknown
First Neurocam post: 03/20/05 - wintermute
Location: Melbourne, VIC, AUS
First Neurocam post: 12/07/04 - xade
Location: Melbourne, VIC, AUS
First Neurocam post: 06/28/04 - yantra
Location: Plymouth, UK
First Neurocam post: 04/12/05
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- The Age
The 12/08/04 newspaper article responsible for the current surge in Neurocam interest. - seen
An article in RealTime Arts about a Robin Hely/Peter Burke art installation called Delivery. Some interesting background information on the artists. - cherrie
From the official VCA web site, a blurb on Hely's infamous blind-date video. - old habits
An Internet Archive capture of a page that lists some of Robin Hely's projects, including Who Is Robert Henley? and Project Neurocam.
This is a really cool blog. What a great picture, it's so true...
Posted by: Vavoom | 07 May 2005 at 01:24 AM
I wrote something that ties into this quite well about a Plato script on my blog... Surprised by my own intellect, i don't actually remember when i wrote it. Pretty interesting though, have a shufti if you can.
Posted by: Cheshire Cat | 07 May 2005 at 11:42 AM
Don't you ever quit Mr. Cheese-hair Cat?
Your post was in reference to the word as a pharmakon...a drug.
Then you went on to LIE about scientology to attract flies to your dirty little operation. This has since been deleted...but Beltaine has a slice of it on his blog still.
"Thamus criticises some of his inventions and condones others but when it comes to 'writing' he describes it as a pharmakon."
Cheese-Hour Cat Show
This to me is tantamount to an confession to Lady J...whom I suspect you project the role of Wendy onto...that you have lied...to many people who now support you.
As long as you continue to push this disinfo campaign I will be forced to shed the light on it.
Chris Titan
p.s. sorry if there is some blood on the sofa mama j...
Posted by: Chris Titan | 08 May 2005 at 03:48 AM
Chris, are you kidding me? I'm just trying to have a discussion and you come in brandishing your sword, trying to cut me up again. I've asked you if you wanted to settle this in private and you haven't acted on it so i'm thinking you're just a massiv drama queen.
Anyway, about Pharmakon. Yeah, words are like drugs, they can be used to help you or currupt you. That's what I was getting at.
Posted by: Cheshire Cat | 09 May 2005 at 12:18 PM