Tom Waits & Kronos Quartet - Diamond In Your Mind

Henryk Górecki - Symphony No.3 - 3. Lento-Cantabile. Semplice (1/2)

The Long Tomorrow

Andy Hope 1930, Epic Imperial, The Long Tomorrow, 2003, Öl auf beschichtete Pappe, 220 x 300 cm,

Brutus

sharon zargary

Islands in the Storm

Lawrence Weiner Islands in the Storm, 1990 Four lithographs, Ed. 10/35 Each: 17 1/4 x 23 1/4 in. (43.8 x 59 cm)

John Greaves_ The song

I don’t believe in maturity. There is always room for the next mistake. -

FRANCESCO CLEMENTE

Kiss

Clemente’s paintings deal with the self, a self defined by one’s sexual desires and the yearning for harmony, security and protection.

Francesco Clemente, Kiss, 1983, Pastel on paper66 x 48 cm

detel aurand.

W.T. No.12 – 2010, Ink on Paper, 94 x 175 cm

Divine Music

Glenn Gould Playing the Goldberg Variations

Glenn Gould - Shostakovich , Piano Quintet G min Op. 57 - I

The Spectacular Difference

In the morning I mused

It won't return, the magic of life

it won't return

.

Suddenly in my house the sun

became alive for me

and the table with bread on it

gold

and the flower on the table

and the glasses

gold

And what happened to the sadness

In the sadness too, radiance.

- Zelda Schneurson Mishkovsky

Carmen McRae - Trouble Is A Man

Mariposas

Manolo Valdés Mariposas, 2007 Bronze 32 x 32 x 22 inches

Train and Tunnel

Martin Ramirez, 1960-63, colored pencil and graphite on paper, 22.5x20 inch

The Japanese National Flag

Kikuji Kawada The Japanese National Flag, Shinjuku, Tokyo - from The Map Series 1959-65 532 x 412 mm Gelatin Silver Print 1989

Light - Talvin Singh

Artemis, Acrobats, Divas and Dancers

Artemis, Acrobats, Divas and Dancers. By Nancy Spero, 1999. Installed 2004.

Via scientopia

Divine Music

Jordi Savall - Lamento Della Ninfa (Claudio Monteverdi)

Serge Reggiani: T'as l'air d'une chanson (J.L. Dabadie/ A. Goraguer), 1973

If Not, Not

Kitaj, R.B. If Not, Not 1975-76 Oil on canvas 60 x 60 in. (152.4 x 152.4 cm)

Woman

CHARLINE VON HEYL, Woman, Acrylic, oil, Charcoal on on Linen 2009

Inverted World

As we’ve all learned in school, 70% of the Earth’s surface is covered by water, only 30% is solid ground. What if everything was reversed? What if every land mass was a body of water, and vice versa? This map explores that question, and it is fantastic in at least three definitions of that word: fanciful, implausible and marvelous. The interior of China is marked by a spouting whale, a sailboat ploughs the waves of the Brazilian Ocean, a school of fish traverse the watery wastes of Siberia, large cities dominate places rarely frequented by people in this universe… The oceans in this inverted world are the Great Asian Ocean (the world’s largest), the African, Brazilian, United and Antarctica Oceans. Read More

the map was made by Vlad Gerasimov

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Belle - ILE

by Dominique Spiessert

The technology of silence

The rituals, etiquette

.

the blurring of terms

silence not absence

.

of words or music or even

raw sounds

.

Silence can be a plan

rigorously executed

.

the blueprint of a life

. It is a presence

it has a history a form

.

Do not confuse it

with any kind of absence

.

- Adrienne Rich

3. Cartographies of Silence

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WHO CAN YOU TRUST

WHO CAN YOU TRUST by John Divola, 1983

Generic Sculpture / E John Divola 1983-86

We live unsettled lives

and stay in a place

only long enough to find

we don't belong.

Even the clouds, forming

noiselessly overhead,

are cloudy without

resembling us, and, storming

the vacant air,

don't take into account

our present loneliness.

And yet, why should we care?

Already we are walking off

as if to say,

we are not here,

we've always been away.

- Mark Strand