gerard rigot's animeubles

glad to hear gerard rigot is still alive and working, at 92 years old, at his estate in south of france

here are some of his famous "animeubles", animal inspired pieces of furniture

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

worlds in transformation with coline irwin

 an inspiring talk with coline irwin on different approaches to education, play and child-parent relationship

Worlds in Transformation with Coline Irwin from Foresta Collective on Vimeo.

elettromagnetismo e liberta

 two versions of this wonderful dada composition by tristan honsinger

 

OoopopoiooO:

Piccolo Coro Angelico:

 

silvia tarozzi on mi specchio e rifletto

one of my favorite albums in the last couple of years. i'm trying to improve my italian skills by watching this video over and over - i love, love, love silvia tarozzi, and adore poetry of alda merini, which was the main influence for the theme of this album (if i'm understanding it correctly) (thank god for youtube's autogenerated subtitles option)

glen baxter

 

fono i sofija

subotički radio plac je kao zrak sunca na svakom nivou svog postojanja: entuzijastični ljudi rade nešto što niko drugi ne radi, i to dobro

 

nakon raspisanog poziva za sve ljude, muzičare i nemuzičare, sastavljena je prva kompilacija instrumentalne muzike za decu, na kojoj ima pravih bisera koji manje ili više odgovaraju na zadatak, potpuno ozbiljnih ili naivno amaterskih, a vuku na najbolju tradiciju dečjeg programa BBC radija

 

u iščekivanju narednog poziva i budućih kompilacija, sve kompozicije će biti emitovane na radiju u okviru programa "fono i sofija", a dostupne su za slušanje i preko mixclouda

 

 

 

miklavž komelj/milica nikolić

dirljiv tekst miklavža komelja na sajtu edicijajugoslavija, o susretima i razmeni pisama s milicom nikolić, o starenju, poeziji, oskaru daviču, "proleterskom aristokratizmu" (prema badjuu)

susret sa milicom nikolić

month of may

drenov crtež

balcony wall grafitti decoration by my 4 year old nephew

trish keenan's jabberwocky

 an old soundcloud post from james cargill's archive i guess

it's trish keenan reading lewis carroll's jabberwocky. it's a delight

James Broadcast · Trish reads Jabberwocky

"etched headplate" appreciation post

somehow seems out of time to feel this type of melancholy in 2021. just listening to burial in my old room

was again reading that mark fisher conversation with burial. feel really sad right now. i read this interview every couple of years. i hope it never disappears from the internet (i have it saved as a txt file just in case, so you can hit me up)

Burial: I was worrying, I’d made all these dark tunes, and I played ‘em to my mum, and she didn’t like them. I was going to give up, but she was sweet, telling me, ‘just do a tune, fuck everyone off, don’t worry about it.’ My dog died, and I was totally gutted about that. She was just like, ‘make a tune, cheer up, stay up late, make a cup of tea’. And I rang her mobile twenty minutes later and I’d made that ‘Archangel’ tune, and I was like, ‘I’ve made the tune, the tune you told me to make.’ And I heard this vocal and it doesn't say it but it sounds like ‘archangel’. (i think this is about "etched headplate")

while we're at it, i just discovered this is the youtube cover video burial sampled in the track:

just amazing