Posts Tagged ‘Blog’

Those first hints of Autumn

Tuesday, September 8th, 2009

Well everyone, It’s been a long and interesting summer. I posted some of my reflections about my own travels and activities over on my blog. And there’s been quite a lot going on in the Avant Media world as well. In a few weeks we’ll be releasing Voices + Sine Waves (an announcement about the release date is coming very soon) – a collection of my short works as a digital download album. And in November we will be presenting Doleo Æternus in New York City in the Just Intonation World Premiere.

I’m going to do my best to be a little bit more active on the blog and to share with you all the rehearsal and creation process leading up to this major premiere. In the mean time, after the jump, a little bit of Billie. Jump »

Friday Afternoon Links V-viii-2009

Friday, May 8th, 2009

Friday Afternoon Photo Edition

First up, a couple of interesting photo-based blogs i’ve recently come across that show lovely and interesting stuff:

  • OUT HERE OVER THERE
  • hrstudioplus – I particularly enjoyed this post about design.
  • And secondly for a little bit of shameless self-promotion, I’ve recently taken up photography with the delightfully lo-fi Holga camera, and I’m positing the results to my Flickr.

  • Randy Gibson’s top twelve photos on Flickr – some of these are going to become limited-edition prints, we’ll keep you updated.
  • Array

    A New Way of Looking at Dance

    Monday, April 6th, 2009

    My Friend Josephine posted this to her twitter today, and it has proved endlessly interesting.

  • Synchronous Objects
  • They have also posted an interesting blog post about using this as a teaching tool. Which is a big part of what I think is so interesting about it. So many people look at modern dance and don’t necessarily understand what is going on, maybe because there’s no story being told, it’s not narrative etc. A tool like this breaks down the dance into a series of themes and connections, which is what I, as a composer, find so intriguing about writing for dance.

    For those of you familiar with the protools, final cut model there is a beautiful score of the dance shown in real time that really delineates how this dance is working, and what exactly is going on.

    Friday Afternoon Links II-xxvii-2009

    Friday, February 27th, 2009

    Some of my favorite places Not on our blogroll this week – a bit of fashion, a bit of food, a bit of humor, and a bit of politics:

  • The Sartorialist – fashion shots on the street from around the world
  • Always Hungry – just started reading this, but i’m a particular fan of the seasonal ingredients calendar
  • The “Blog” of “Unnecessary” quotation marks – entirely “self explanitory”
  • Princess Sparkle Pony – one of my favorite political blogs for its sheer obsessive spirit
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    Friday Afternoon Links II-xx-2009

    Friday, February 20th, 2009

    the Listicle edition

    My 5 favorite links from our Blogroll in no particular order:

  • Arts Journal – an amazing portal for arts related news and spectacular blogs by Kyle Gann, Greg Sandow and many more
  • Art Fag City – Paddy Johnson takes a consistently interesting slice of the NY art scene
  • Garfield minus Garfield – I had actually forgotten this was here and was entirely happy to see it once again, removing Garfield (the character) from Garfield (the comic strip) creates gloriously psychotic story lines that are way more compelling than the original
  • Eater – my first stop for everything restaurant and food related – they also have divisions in San Francisco and Los Angeles
  • Anthony Bourdain – consistently entertaining and often heartfelt and cutting at the same time, Bourdain’s blog is a great companion to my favorite food show
  • Lego N.Y.

    Wednesday, February 4th, 2009

    15architectureThese have been making the blogging rounds for a bit now, but there really is something beguiling and endearing about Christoph Niemann’s micro-sculptures and NY commentary. Check out the full gallery here.

    Full Size Lego Museum shot after the jump

    Friday Afternoon Links I-xvi-2009

    Friday, January 16th, 2009

    The week in looking ahead.

    First off, wow to yesterday’s miraculous plane landing on the Hudson, and to the incredible Chesley Sullenberger.

    Looking ahead to the Obama administration in only 4 days!

  • The always inspiring Alice Waters wrote an open letter and it’s finally been published at Gourmet
  • Shepard Fairey figured he couldn’t work in an official capacity with the campaign, I think it turned out pretty well. He was on Colbert last night.
  • Everyone’s getting in on Obamamania via Eater.
  • And finally, Princess Sparkle Pony chronicles the Shoe Art Renaissance. – bonus, she is also the creator of the Bill Richardson Facial Hair Alert System.
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    Friday Afternoon Links XII-xix-2008

    Friday, December 19th, 2008

    The week in things made out of food which shouldn’t be made out of food at all.

    Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays – and Happy New Year. It’s a beautiful snowy day in Brooklyn. I expect I won’t be posting much over the next couple of weeks.

  • Grace Jones cast in Chocolate on CR Blog simply fantastic.
  • Chanel and Louis Vuitton accessories made from Beef Jerky at Urlesque
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    Friday Afternoon Links XII-xii-2008

    Friday, December 12th, 2008

    Hot Karl

    Hot Karl

    I never got around to posting links last week – we were performing Doleo Æternus at the ISIM conference and it was completely insane.

    There is a Flickr gallery of images we took during our trip to Denver here and more coverage will be coming as we get images from the ISIM and finalize a recording for your listening pleasure.

    In the meantime – here are this weeks sporadic and miscellaneous links:

  • Hot Karl action on Racked Racked is hosting a Karl Lagerfeld photoshop contest. It is epic and fantastic.
  • Mike Rugnetta’s YouTube page has tons of interesting videos Mike and Patrick have made
  • Michael Wiltbank’s stunning photo project was censored by BYU – it is a fantastic idea with beautiful pictures [via]
  • Share your own links in the comments »

    Friday Afternoon Links XI-xiv-2008

    Friday, November 14th, 2008

    Bone Marrow at FerguStock

    Bone Marrow at FerguStock

    The Week in Food Launches:

  • Lox Populi
    The official Russ and Daughter’s blog which takes the cake for best. blog. name. ever.
  • Momofuku Milk Bar
    The next endeavour from David Chang, opening Tomorrow!! – plus Serious Eats has all the pictures and reviews and talk of blasphemous food items (Chorizo Challah anyone?) here
  • FerguStock ’08
    Technically this was last week, but it was delicious and fantastic, and I can’t stop thinking about it.
  •