August 2009
my new mix/pod/cast/tape series →
check it out, and follow if you like. i’ll be letting you know directly what i’ve been really excited about hearing.
god damn it, it's already done. →
why would i think i’d be the only person to want to do this?
A short excerpt from Peter Dickinson’s interview...
PD: You took part in the happening at Black Mountain College in 1952. What was it like?
MC: I don’t know in detail what the others did. There were about five or six of us—Bob Rauschenberg, John, David Tudor, myself, I think M. C. Richards and maybe another person. I’m sure John has described this, but we each simply did what we did. That is, I danced around through the public, which sat in the center with aisles between. It was a kind of agreed-upon length of time during which these things would take place. There was no connection other than what anybody looking at this could make. All these things were separate, and everybody was sitting facing a different way so that they would see or hear something in a different way. It wasn’t all fixed so that everybody was to look at it one way. At the end of it they brought out coffee or something! [laughs]
PD: Did it feel like something that would have reverberations right through the 1960s?
MC: No. And it didn’t have a name. It was just something we did. Later they called them happenings. It was an idea about theater that John had — that anything could be theater. It can, depending on how you act or think about it. It doesn’t have to have a reference, a meaning, or a connection. It can simply take place.
PD: John’s ideas open up the skies, don’t they?
MC: Yes, a large mind open to so many kinds of things. His reactions to things have often been so amazing to me.
Colnago at the clark is just chilling. Not even locked up.
Watchnthnsknnr:
caleparks:
ericlodwick:
shawnbrackbill:
Credits “One At A Time” - Cale Parks (www.caleparks.com)
Video by Shawn Brackbill and Adam Bennett
Photography by Shawn Brackbill (www.shawnbrackbill.com)
Editing by Adam Bennett
Women’s clothing by Iris Loeffler (www.irisloeffler.com)
Starring - Cale Parks, Kendra Smalter, Brian Jacobs, Eric Lodwick, Yael Greenberg
This video was...
bclikesyou:
Total bro-fest at Shakedown tonight. *sigh*
if it’s like this next week, i’m going to have them thrown out.
Vital Stats Q & A for ANTHEM →
(via caleparks)
Cale Parks, aug 25th @ the bug jar. do it rochester!
Salon.com article trying to justify drunk driving →
jeffinmotion:
toldorknown:
shoesonwrong:
This article pissed me right off. The author is attempting to make the reader feel sympathetic for drunk drivers under the premise that “Especially for women, alcohol has tremendous appeal as a way to calm our fears and blunt our miseries.” I’m all for exploring why people become alcoholics or alcohol abusers, but don’t even freaking try to lump...
atlas sound - you’re so fine
song for my...
chimptrev:
New claire danes song “The Field”
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I admit defeat. Vegan substitutes make me more...
ronisolomondds:
Food is one of the few things I approach with an open mind (well, at least initially). I’ll try everything at least once; and I’ll make an effort to learn all I can about the history, ingredients, preparation and significance of whatever I am eating. I’ll eat vegan pan-asian food for lunch, and for dinner I’ll eat veal piccata. I really don’t think twice about what I eat...
youdontsay:
when gang gang played this last night....
To Swift Mars EP out today
weathermachine:
caleparks:
It feels like I’ve been sitting on this for a while, but my new EP To Swift Mars hits stores today, August 4th via Polyvinyl. It was recorded last year in DC with fellow Aloha member TJ Lipple at the board, mixed in Brooklyn with Brian Jacobs from Apes And Androids and well, I reckon it’s my best solo record yet, by a long way.
Purchase via Polyvinyl, iTunes, or at...
the dovers - what am i going to do.
WTF HOMOGENOUS BIKE CULTURE.. →
ugh…
How is it that I can hear the bros from bro ave fest listening to doscovery?
