Re: [NetBehaviour] Rottluff by Solid Birds Flying new release

Hey thanks Edward! Guess I’ve been influenced by a hell of a lot of stuff through the years. Not least film and writing. I’d say reading Vonnegut, Kerouac and Peake at an early age helped me explore my probably innate desire to be a slacker, dropout and paint brusher, guitar plucker. Best…

Re: [NetBehaviour] The Mona Lisa as Medical Theory, Practice, Mirror, and Map

Hi Cassie, Always happy to comment! Thanks for reading and for your excellent comments in reply, which highlight many ideas I hadn't thought of and articulate others much better than I've been able to. My writings are usually too long, but yes to: infographic instruction, videoconference

[NetBehaviour] music for dark time quarantine

music for dark time quarantine http://www.alansondheim.org/thought.jpg my view http://www.alansondheim.org/future.mp3 http://www.alansondheim.org/maya.mp3 two songs with azure carter, musima guitar improvisations http://www.alansondheim.org/two.mp3 http://www.alansondheim.org/one.mp3 two

[NetBehaviour] ETHER || EUCHARIST

ETHER || EUCHARIST: 20 extensive volumes of digital composites/pictures $2USD (crypto-currencies ok): over 10,000 PDF pages in total (7.25 GB): delivered on DVD or Cloud. Buy directly from the artist. Trade ok. http://bradbrace.net http://bbrace.net

Re: [NetBehaviour] The Mona Lisa as Medical Theory, Practice, Mirror, and Map

Hi Max, I love the idea that the pandemic keeps us from seeing the painting that we maybe never properly looked at in the first place. That now we have time to look at what we have overlooked when it was right in front of us. It's so funny how we can often only 'see' what has been taken away. I'm

Re: [NetBehaviour] News From Where We Are #1

Dear all, News from where we are: https://medium.com/@readruiz/the-first-month-of-a-maker-lab-against-covid-19-in-northeastern-brazil-121d161be705 Warm regards, R > Em 10 de

Re: [NetBehaviour] Rottluff by Solid Birds Flying new release

I enjoyed that! Worth two quid of anybody's money. Definitely shades of late 70s prog rock, especially on the third track, 'Roundabout' - I'm trying to think who it reminds me of... Edward On 12/04/2020 21:36, Simon Mclennan via NetBehaviour wrote: Hi to all on the list, My art for your