Sunday Scraps #29 December 27, 2020 by designswarm Category: #sundayscraps Went down a rabbit hole of Arthur Cravan thanks to this BBC Radio 3 show by artist Ross Sutherland / Frank O’Hara’s lunchtime poetry looks great / This is him in his home reading a poem to his lover about having a Coke / a book about the landscape architect Lawrence Halprin / a talk about the impact his wife Anna (an influential dancer and choreographer) and he had in the 1960s with their cross-disciplinary workshops / a documentary came out in 2000 about the emergence of modern dance in San Francisco but I can’t find a video / I need to read up some more about John Dewey / the environmental cost of lithium mining / the Reys and Curious George who initially was named Fifi / the investment of white people in black masculinity discussed / Hugh Hefner seems to have had a television show that featured a young Nina Simone / Bande à Part by Godard is based on a book by American novelist Dolores Hitchens / overthinking the capitalist context for love / people who call up an elderly french person to practice with. Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Post navigation Previous Previous Post Next Next Post
Went down a rabbit hole of Arthur Cravan thanks to this BBC Radio 3 show by artist Ross Sutherland / Frank O’Hara’s lunchtime poetry looks great / This is him in his home reading a poem to his lover about having a Coke / a book about the landscape architect Lawrence Halprin / a talk about the impact his wife Anna (an influential dancer and choreographer) and he had in the 1960s with their cross-disciplinary workshops / a documentary came out in 2000 about the emergence of modern dance in San Francisco but I can’t find a video / I need to read up some more about John Dewey / the environmental cost of lithium mining / the Reys and Curious George who initially was named Fifi / the investment of white people in black masculinity discussed / Hugh Hefner seems to have had a television show that featured a young Nina Simone / Bande à Part by Godard is based on a book by American novelist Dolores Hitchens / overthinking the capitalist context for love / people who call up an elderly french person to practice with.
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