Tag Archives: Len Lye

Paradox: searches for paradise

Posted on June 7, 2011 by Dave

Where would you rather be? On a spacecraft heading towards a lifeless moon or planet or aboard a bouncing raft constructed as in ancient times? An unabashed romantic. But, complete escape is impossible though the very attempt has its infectious … Continue reading →

Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Modern Arts/Craft | Tagged arnold jacoby, dr. gordon ekholm, dr. herbert spinden, dr. martin rundkvist, dr. michael d. coe, erik hesselberg, herman watzinger, Jean Baudrillard, joseph heath, Joshua Glenn, kon-tiki expedition, Len Lye, Paul Gauguin, samuel k. lothrop, Thomas Frank, thomas frank the baffler | Leave a comment

SWING LOW SWEET CHARIOT

Posted on December 13, 2009 by Dave

”Movement is unpremeditated being; it is the uncritical expression of life. As we begin to meditate we begin to stop living. . . First comes life; and if we meditate prematurely, if we lend to physical things a critical self-consciousness, … Continue reading →