/8/m_dram.2017.61.issue-4.cover.jpeg?Expires=1731445665&Signature=HEguUn-3kAD9G~04YkcfessxkIJlbQ9hmrsiuFPJ1Aq57A2Sfc7R8Gq1MzrlV6mCdF-3450IYQU0XcUpdhPkSk0~9xbL1AoH0cR0h9KL-qzqyTuZ9qPEkFEzgEck0yu7s5cE8Ok3CSpCxQwrw-ok9WpmN7AXaaVh~zi4peMorklmYzxNeViCIRp1d8D0UdB2kVPW~GdfH7rrWSnSUNyTuFOiSuY4iZuM-D~5QJVK32KR2CEsSO~m7BDeyLZ~sII3kvvc2shX9h7HYE1RWFCxUFhgJA2GlA35NheQVwcx01ppr5cCxthPE2bSQfS-lx8eX~3o4B4SAzfaTrpTRlgxSA__&Key-Pair-Id=APKAIE5G5CRDK6RD3PGA)
Abstract
Poet Ross Sutherland found an old VHS tape in his attic. On it: a couple of old movies, a quiz show, half a sitcom episode. Through years of study, he slowly reorganized the footage into the story of his life.
Issue Section:
Pieces
©2017 New York University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2017
New York University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
You do not currently have access to this content.