How is the rental crisis affecting creative practices? Read Article on It's Nice That The ongoing cost of living crisis has created many difficulties, including the scarcity of affordable space. Rental prices have soared; [...]
A possible origin of the film choruses' practice of confidently singing absurd prose Article by Adrian Daub (Longreads) The collective, frenzied, and deeply mercenary magic that creates movies is perfectly represented by film choruses, [...]
Will AI Change Our Memories?
THEFT: A History of Music Theft: A History of Music by James Boyle and Jennifer Jenkins. This comic book is a fascinating and fun exploration of how music has evolved over 2000 [...]
Jack Ma on the future of education In the short clip below Jack Ma addresses a question about being a teacher and the future of education. ... Education is facing a major challenge today - if we [...]
The system of writing music that we use today has its origins in the 15th century, when composers started to use different symbols to indicate the duration of each note in a piece. This was called mensural notation, and [...]
We live in a digital world where the attention economy rules almost everything. It decides what we see, what we click, and what we care about. But we have a problem: we are running out of attention. We have [...]
The "music / art industry" left behind? I had an interesting chat with my friend Mark yesterday. He works for Universal in Germany, and we shared our perspective on the creative arts industry in the context of [...]
Dr . Claude Shannon 12 lessons from the article on its own are a great blueprint for getting things done! 1) Cull your inputs. 2) Big picture first. Details later. 3) Don't just find a [...]
Electronic Dance Music Electronic music (EM) is a musical and social movement finding a new way to express new ideas within a generation, using music technology for creative potential in live performance and the [...]
