Check out the latest in poet/artist/composer collaboration at Born Magazine. I always find something to love.
The funnel wall at the Kunsthofpassage in Neustadt, Germany, changes rain into symphony.
I like this writing exercise by Linda Jacobs so much that I’ve stolen it. Well, provided a link to it anyway. Check out her idea of writing about death and shoes on the blog, Totally Optional Prompts. I think it’s a keeper. If you give this one a try, let us know. And you get extra points if you remember the old gospel song, Traveling Shoes.
the portrait are the titles of some of Yorke’s favorite songs.
Born Magazine has just published its first issue for 2009.
downloaded immediately and physical CDs will be shipped in the Fall.
I got to see Babka performed by Suchu Dance this past weekend at Barnevelder in Houston. It was very amazing. I wish I had better photography to share with you, but here’s a link to a slide show from Suchu. The word “slide show” sounds so antique, but this one actually does a good job of recreating the feel for the odd reality created by the work. Congrats to Jennifer Wood, the troupe, and the staff at Suchu Dance.
David Byrne keeps a great blog. You can also buy things there.
A new one by the Young Dubs is out, out, out. This is the time of year when I start wishing I were going to the Vancouver Festival. Rock on.
You can see more of Reggie Pedro’s work on mudfoot.
listen to them performed as well.
Helmes, Carlos M. Luis, Michael Peters and Wendy Collin Sorin.
Check out the latest issue of Born Magazine.
Check out this mixed media art at Born Magazine. Tisha b’av is written by David Harris Ebenbach. Jonathan Gould did the design work.
inspired by Mark-Anthony Turnage‘s concerto Hidden Love Song.
Second installation for the Royal Festival Hall Education Centre "Keeping in touch" project. London.
Londoners could play with the installation in January but the Royal Festival Hall is to propose a new interactive piece from 18 April to 25 May: 16 Frames are giant flip books and zeotropes that are animated as you pass by them.
Read about an amazing art-thing at Milk and Tales. My source: rhizome.org.