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Visiting [art]by[odo] may have you thinking it's unfocussed. What is it about? Art? Audio? Photography? Music? Politics? Ego? Boredom? Is it a blog? Is it an online gallery?Yes.
What it's not is a one trick pony, or a Sing Johnny One Note, or a stuck record. It's about more than a single interest, idea or concept. On the surface it may seem scattered, but with time some obvious and some not so obvious connections are discoverable. Look closer and the parallels will pop.
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Category Archives: Discover
The Virtual Revolution
the cost of free This is becoming a recurring theme. We are being lassoed by free while complacently accepting, even expecting as much free as possible. Free is nice. Free always has a price. The insidious part of it is … Continue reading
Posted in Discover, Thoughts
Tagged A Bigger Prize, advertising pollution, Bill McKibben, commercialism, decentralization, Deep Economy, Dragnet Nation, Future Crimes, Jaron Lanier, Julia Angwin, Marc Goodman, Margaret Heffernen, privacy, Terms and Conditions May Apply, the cost of free, The Virtual Revolution, Who Own's the Future
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Take It and Run
Give an artist a millimeter, and she’ll take kilometer. Violinist Sarah Nemtanu did just that. It’s not often artists get free range for their recordings. You’d think they would, but produces are always second guessing what they imagine you want. … Continue reading
Posted in Discover, Music reviews
Tagged 20th Century music, Chilly Gonzales, cimbalom, Gypsy music, Iurie Morar, luthéal, Naïve, Romain Descharmes, Romanian music, Sarah Nemtanu, violin
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