Life & Thought Provoking Entropy | 29 Nov 2009
While our scholastic education is formal and supervised, our emotional education, the one we glean on our own from artists and musicians, is more important to our long-term happiness… Read this eloquent essay by New York times columnist David Brooks
The Other Education..
Like many of you, I went to elementary school, high school and college. I [...]
For more than half a century we’ve seen incredible advances in sound technology but very little if any advance in the quality of music..
Read this thoughtful commentary by Glenn Branca in NYT.
The End of Music
We seem to be on the edge of a paradigm shift. Orchestras are struggling to stay alive, rock has been relegated [...]
Books & Music Entropy | 26 Nov 2009
This important new biography restores the great Satchmo to his deserved place in the pantheon of American artists — as a dazzling innovator and pioneer, who indelibly shaped the emergence and evolution of jazz. -
Pl read this Book Review By NYT Books Critic Michiko Kakutani
Louis Armstrong, a k a Satchmo, a k a Pops, was [...]
Wish to introduce work of another Polish Poet & Author Tadeusz Rozewicz (1921 – Present) who writes with the unabated intensity, a talkative tenseness built into his struggle with language as art.
He is a seeker of new forms in poetic expression that abandon the avant-garde for aesthetic straightforwardness and the stunning short-cuts that are a [...]
Architecture & Design Entropy | 13 Nov 2009
“What Wright does in his architecture is make poetry. He makes images that people can relate to and he makes buildings that celebrate the various purposes for which they were designed.”
—Neil Levin
One of the world’s most famous houses is the weekend retreat called Fallingwater. Begun in 1936 and completed the following year, Frank Lloyd Wright [...]
Advertisments Entropy | 12 Nov 2009
Enjoy this creative Print Ad of Italian performing Art university..
Accademia Teatro alla Scala:
Advertising Agency: Tita, Milano, Italy