22/ Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood in conversation
youtu.be/EUugI90I8Lo
7/ Julie Mehretu’s Long Journey Home
www.nytimes.com/2021/03/25/arts/design/julie-mehretu-whitney-review.html
5/ A Picture of Change for a World in Constant Motion
www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/08/07/arts/design/hokusai-fuji.html
12/ Simon Fujiwara: We Want Images to Deceive Us
channel.louisiana.dk/video/simon-fujiwara-we-want-images-to-deceive-us
7/ David Hockney shares exclusive art from Normandy, as ‘a respite from the news’
bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-52109901
OPTUR: a beautiful exhibition at A. Petersen (last day today!) with ball tracks and sculptures in wood that remind me of Ciat-Lonbarde and Willem Boshoff.
apetersen.dk/en/events/optur-2/
David Hockney shares some spring paintings and drawings: bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-52109901
Bonnard Revisited: some thoughts on sound in and alongside paintings. @seesounddk @lydrummet @glyptoteket
rudigermeyer.com/words/bonnard-revisited
23/ Visualizing Sound – Representations of Sound in Contemporary Creation
we-make-money-not-art.com/visualizing_sound_representati/
Thinking about the wide variety of elements that go into making a person: Alessio Santini talking with Darwin Grosse (on the Art + Music + Technology podcast) about how the discovery of Max changed the arc of his musical life – how he for many years put away his guitar as he focussed on his activities as a software developer, only to pick the guitar again, but with a very different perspective. That also got me thinking back to Robert Henke’s observations on the tension between finding it necessary to invest in learning how to build (program) things, and getting round to actually making art with them.