Hi Annie and Johannes!
Of course taking a break just means coming to Amherst where Azure, Stephen
Dydo, and I will make and record music; it's not a break at all! We also
traded books at Adam's bookstore here, and I'm lucky to get my copy of
Ossian back; it will make for some interesting work...
How beautiful you both are, thanks for your words.
mine were just an attempt to loosen something - I think I didn't understand
what I read and wrote, but it was there and made an entry into what puzzles
me in Alan's practice. Now I see it wasn't a good connexion, but, still ...
I can't yet forget a
hallo all, Alan and Annie
you are taking a break, Alan, have you filled out your release form? a period
of not thinking how could it be possible, ah, now i see Annie meant period not
as time but as stop, not as something that keeps returning until is stops, I
read 'release form 'Alan but you me
Dear Annie,
There are releases at my end, sometimes I have several at one time, and
then can tke a break. But there's never a release from; on the other hand,
after working like this pretty much through all my 'artistic' life, it
seems natural. Taking a break seems something like a loss. I can thi
Dear Alan, thanks for describing the roots of your practice.
It is good to know!
(Thanks Johannes for reacting and the greetings - Hi Johannes)
Now there comes a second question to my mind:
Why continuously publishing your practice? This is not meant as a critique;
it is an honest curiosity.
For m
