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The17 - Music as we know it is dead; long live music.
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Yup.
And for the same reasons, poetry and dance are similarly dead.
A direct result of the digital age, these phoenix-like demises.
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12.31.2008
Forida Poems :: The Memory of Mornings
.:. Faux Press | The-Hold .:.
With Lenny DellaRocca, Jonathan Rose & Bruce Weber.
I played audio tech.
None of these poets yet have an internet presence.
Perhaps they soon will.
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12.23.2008
Re-Vlog :: WalkingMan :: Net Cinema Poetics
Guys over @ Taylor Street Studio, Soluble Fish, and Joel Sugarman are making stuff together.
Elegantly done, fellas.
Methinks this was all shot on cell phone.
Video, moving, & mapping for purposes of storytelling.
Streamlined, real-time-to-web, yet long-lasting film making.
This is IT; this is what excites me for development, production and marketing stories.
What kinds of stories can we really 'see' and ' hear' when delivered and taken in from a web site, cell phone, or iPod?
This kind of film making reminds me of Michael Figgis' cutting-edge "Time Code" -- one of my favorite films.
Figgis is a good pianist.
Found Will Leurs' project from his comment over @ one of Ted Hope's blogs that 'reviews' Twitter. I've written about Ted's Twitter Review post earlier.
[Narrative Walks Site]
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11.23.2008
Villanelle For Our Time – Leonard Cohen
Not 'commerce' but rather, 'commonwealth'.
Oh.
Yeah.
I get it now.
Testing Blip.FM blog publication. Already integrated into Twitter, I like being able to embed a song in the blog. Let's see...
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4.09.2008
Signs of the Times :: The Economy Sux
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Yeah.
Remember when neraly every car in NYC featured hand-written signs taped to a rear window that said things like, "Don't bother. Everything's been stolen already," or, "Sorry, nothing left."
People react to having been violated by making signs.
Signs of the times.
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4.06.2008
The Weight of Blossoms
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3.29.2008
Florida Poems :: Baby Teeth
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3.28.2008
Art & Commerce :: These Poems Are Not Pretty
"These Poems Are Not Pretty" - written with Bruce Weber - may be found @ Amazon.com.
Support the arts, yo.
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2.22.2008
New York Poems :: Joy
Another of my favorite collaborative efforts.
Elaine Jones & Ed McPhillips read. The words are theirs.
Wonderfully frightening meditation on obsession.
I'm posting it everywhere - to all my sites - because this poem just works on every level I can think of at the moment; and because when violence is associated with love weird things worthy of study happen.
Don't have a still photograph of Elaine & Ed together, but there is a film school video not yet digitized that might well go up.
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2.19.2008
Florida Poems :: Carlos at the Cuban Cafeteria
Miami. A portrait. Appropriate with the stand down of Fidel Castro. A portrait of longing for the old island of Cuba from Calle Ocho.
Words - Bruce Weber
Else - Jan McLaughlin
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2.16.2008
Florida Poems :: Conversations with the Stars
Lenny DellaRocca, Jonathan Rose, Bruce Weber.
I'm behind the board.
SM-58 --> Tascam 4-channel audiocassette recorder
Casio Keyboard --> Tascam
Still looking for a copy of the hand made book we made of the poems of Morris Vieshevsky, of which this is one.
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2.13.2008
Florida Poems :: Anchovy Bones
Anchovy Bones.
A meditation on fragility.
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2.12.2008
Hotlinking Croma :: Revlog :: Tag
Croma strikes.
Have watched this half a dozen times. Never fails to take me somewhere unexpected.
You're it.
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2.10.2008
Going Through the Archives
Stills. Audio. Video. Paper.
- Taken at 8:40 AM on February 10, 2008 - cameraphone upload by ShoZu
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2.09.2008
The Rinse Cycle - by Jan Bruce
Most of our weddling coverage was with a Polaroid. We had them duplicated.
Bruce and I made a lot of poetry together as the poetic dyad "Jan Bruce".
"The Rinse Cycle" was recorded in the late 80's at the 233 Lytton Court house.
Had a two-track boom box, a 4-track Tascam machine, and an SM-58 mic.
- Taken at 9:32 PM on February 09, 2008 - cameraphone upload by ShoZu
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Haiku: Winter Snippets
A powerpoint presentation of a Haiku for Jonny Goldstein using CamTwist screencapture. I'm liking that.
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The Psychic Poets :: On Mythology :: The Hardy Boys
John.
Where is dear, sweet, adoreable John?
The quote is from one of Bruce's poems.
For me, it was Nancy Drew.
What really caught my kid imagination was the Dick Tracy video / phone / watch - a 2-way wrist radio - that came enclosed in boxes of Trix cereal. Even though the Trix watch was plastic & cardboard, the very idea thrilled me.
Didn't care one way or another about the comic.
Now, I've got one - even though it's a phone.
It still thrills.
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2.08.2008
Media Ripple :: Pi Dance Theatre
Writing about old friends/collegues, come to find they have written about me.
Toni Taylor of Pi Dance Theatre writes a wee bit about our work together.
:)
From Toni's site:
The mission of Pi Dance Theatre is to build a creative community of individuals composed of the public, its¹ Board members, dancers, designers, visual artists, funders, and presenters using the works of Toni Taylor and the company¹s constituents as a catalyst to deepen our collective humanity via dance and other mediums to further expand the human conversation.
[Pi Dance Theatre :: History]
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