Next month, artist/educator Alanna Ho is teaching an online electronic music class for kids age 9-13. The class will use the free live-coding synth software Sonic Pi! Kids will learn about pioneering electronic musicians and learn to code their own music. https://t.co/l5h1YqChrV
@RenaRoussin I dunno if this counts but anytime you feel like a short video chat with a friend and some tiny humans let me know...sending all the best for getting through crunch-time! Xo
The Victoria Symphony New Explorations Workshop (vsNEW) gives young composers the opportunity to create new music for symphony musicians under the mentorship of a professional composer. Have a look at the program through the Explainer video!
https://t.co/MD23dxakIS
"An artist is an ordinary person," #RuthAsawa remarked, "who can take ordinary things and make them special."
Here, Asawa transforms the most basic of pantry items—a potato—into a printing matrix. This print is on view now in Nothing Is So Humble: Prints from Everyday Objects.
"Although distance forced the duo to record their parts separately, each player’s microphone and ambient space produced a unique timbral signature. Their interactions were fascinating" Read more from @kuliajuhlman on ICIYL!
https://t.co/t26I2V5IAp
‘In art school I thought art was something I would learn how to do, and then I'd do it. I soon realised it wasn’t going to work like that...I would have to start over every day & figure out what art was going to be.’
See Bruce Nauman's art at Tate Modern: https://t.co/QJhn2tbykr
'Don't think about making art, just get it done. Let everyone else decide if it's good or bad... While they decide, make even more art.' - #AndyWarhol
🌸 Make your mind up at Tate Modern. Exhibition tickets are limited — we recommend booking in advance: https://t.co/6vPQZRNVpI
Here is my free writing tip for today. Stop NOT writing. Just do it, badly. Just write the thing you need or want to write, that you are avoiding. That avoidance is costing you greatly, isometrically, and in general well-being. So can you find one measly hour, to write, badly?