Anthony Braxton | Composition #322
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Anthony Braxton | Composition #322
John Cage | Variations I
Steve Reich | Pendulum Music | Clapping Music
Richard Harding | Meeting Points
United Techonology Center’s flame amplification team
steven allbutt | test blocks, spurn point
“The River Fleet, once a mad, bad centre of London life, is now buried beneath the streets, surviving only as anecdote and rumour. This walk unpeels the London layers to trace the course of the lost river, rediscovering its influence on the landscape and the forgotten neighbourhoods along its banks. Go with the flow and walk three miles of the Fleet’s course, from Kentish Town to the Thames. Tom Bolton, author of the forthcoming book London's Lost Rivers: A Walker’s Guide (from Strange Attractor Press) will lead the tour.”
“The Icelandic Phallological Museum contains a collection of over one hundred penises and penile parts belonging to almost all the land and sea mammals that can be found in Iceland. The museum has also been fortunate enough to receive a legally-certified gift token for a future specimen belonging to Homo Sapiens.”
Asylum 16 | Oregon State Hospital | Salem, OR
Bashkir switchman | 1910
91. Centraal Station, Leiden
nice icelandic soundblog by magnus bergsson.
“send + receive is an international festival that advances the discipline of sound art, and is one of the few annual media arts festivals in North America focusing exclusively on sound-based work. Though the central activity of send + receive is an annual week-long event focused on sound: its production, its applications, its meanings, and its theories of production and reception, it also co-presents screenings, installations, curatorial projects and performances throughout the year.”
“Bernd and Hilla Becher have been making photographs together for over 40 years. Their black-and-white prints are almost exclusively concerned with nonarchitectural industrial constructions, the sort that are engineered rather than designed. By grouping photographs of similar structures in grid configurations, the Bechers seek both to establish that these structures constitute a distinct category or ‘typology’ and to show the range of variation that occurs within any given typology. Photographed in the winter months and under gray skies, the buildings reveal their essential physical being.
In their first full-length interview ever, Bernd and Hilla Becher talk about the collaborative project that has occupied them for more than four decades: photographing and classifying the industrial structures that are even now vanishing from the modern landscape.”
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