In the realm of geometry, an angle is a mere measure of rotation, a symbol of the space between two intersecting lines. However, when perceived through a
In the vast tapestry of life, age weaves its tale through the fine lines on the faces of the old. When the autumn of life descends, often the old men and
The antithesis of boredom is creativity. In this realm of endless potential, we stand at the crossroads between the grey plain of ennui and the vibrant garden
In the heart of existence lies a profound simplicity, a truth veiled by the complexity of our thoughts and perceptions. We often find ourselves entangled in
Navigating the turbulent waters of interpersonal relationships often demands a delicate balance, a harmonious dance between forgiveness and the setting of
In the realm where pride and shame have ceased to exist, a peculiar exhilaration courses through the veins when one gambles with the dice loaded with destiny.
The metaphor of the white rabbit, a symbol representing the elusive nature of magic and reality, beckons the inquisitive spirit into the labyrinth of
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Nothing is softer or more flexible than water, yet nothing can resist it. Lao Tzu The beautifull falls of Gullfoss, S-Iceland.
Redesign of the bimonthly journal published by the American Academy of Neurology.
Brazil as the World Capital for Architecture entails not only its privileges but also its challenges that it has to address throughout its course. Based on the idea hat culture is the heart from which Architecture and Brazil stands on. We aim to highlight the foundation of Culture and Community Interaction through its inter-weaving master plan.
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" I saw myself in terms of what I wanted me to be, through eyes that saw for me just what they wanted me to see." (Moondog) Moondog was backwards and forwards at the same time. He was an antimodernist conservative and an experimental progressive. He was a skeptical insider and a confident outsider. He built himself complex drum sets to be played on street level and used latest multi-track technology to produce recordings of himself in early as 1950. Contrasts and contradictions appear throughout the life and work of the blind American composer and poet Moondog (Louis Hardin, 1916-1999). Let’s forget about the street Viking for a second and have a close look on how carefully Moondog developed his polyphonic music, his modular percussion instruments, his symmetric costumes and secular pre- and post-historic world views. On one hand Moondog was strongly adapted to tonality and counter point – he insisted on being a classical composer in the 20th century. On the other hand there are strong connections to the experimental currents in the Manhattan spheres of the 1950s and 1960s, to the vanguards of Jazz and Electronic Music, Rock 'n’ Roll and Pop, to Minimal Music, Hippie poets and early World Music. Moondog, who called himself a “European in exile”, immigrated in 1974 from New York State to Germany and was able to tour, write and compose, and deepen his work on a fundamental musical language he called The Overtone Continuum. This late independence was made possible through the welcoming and friendly citizens around Recklinghausen on the border of a post-industrial Ruhrgebiet. Volker Zander is a musician and publisher, living in Cologne. He writes and composes for theater and radio productions, also is part of the curatorial team for the municipal concert series reiheM in Cologne. Since 2005 Volker Zander runs the artist record label Apparent Extent. www.apparent-extent.com
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What’s your arts integration level? Use this continuum tool to determine your arts integration stage and build a hands-on, minds-on classroom.
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