Geeta Kapur / Vivan Sundaram archive

Great archive of Geeta Kapur and Vivan Sundaram's art memorabilia over at the Asia Art Archive. My favorite are the photos of Kasauli Art Centre gatherings over the years -- there are always photos of the artists and their families partying!

Songs for Children

4 aventures de Reinette et Mirabelle

Watched this Eric Rohmer movie last night. Fun film. There is something bright red in pretty much every frame. Buckets, baskets, drapes, cardigans. I also love how people are always eating lunch outside in Eric Rohmer movies. Red wine for lunch, some radishes with salt, a basket of fruit, a tablecloth.

Photography Without a Camera

Patra Holter, Photography Without a Camera (1972)

Some new tunes for Feb/March. World music, oceanic music (?) through a warped lens. This is going to sound pretentious but the vibe here was partially inspired by this fascinating Michael Taussig interview, where he talks about the sun, the night, extreme heat, darkness, coca chewing, Walter Benjamin, etc.

Daniel Kobialka – Organic Eternity
Michio Mamiya - ?
George Garside – Landscapes
Pankaj Mullick - Yeh Raaten Yeh Mausam
Watch Out! Part One – Black Joker
Manirat Kaeosadet & Sunthon Chairungrueang – Toel Bam
DSR Lines – Draaling
Bruzdowicz Bogaert – Homo Faber
Ann Southam – Sea Still
1983 Telediario 3
Barry Schrader – Gallery 3
Japanese Genius - Pikah ô Papikah 2
James Ferraro – Diminishing Shrine Recycles
Old Enough (film clip, 1984)
Ojas – Seven Levels of Man
Patrick Cowley – Pagan Rhythms
Cos – Oostend Oostend
Marielle V Jakobsons – Dusty Trails
Mariah - 心臓の扉

ZIP

Experimental Music School

Brilliant. Thank you Sævar Markús for sharing!

Cim Cim Cimbora

Jacqueline Thibault

I recently acquired a copy of one of my favorite records, Galaxies by Laurence Vanay (AKA Jacqueline Thibault). Which would be good news except that the record is completely warped! Oh well, the photos of Thibault are really nice. If you don't know this record, check it out. Super amazing dreamy French folk. Scheming some misadventure along these lines, will let you know how it goes...

Prabhakar Barwe

More Prabhakar Barwe paintings. First one is most famous -- it's called "Blue Lake." Show up in Bombay right now that I would love to see...

I See a Lot of Things

Dean Hay, I See a Lot of Things (1966). New book for my son. The color of the facing page...