ARE NUMBERS YOUR WORDS? WILL YOU TELL ME ABOUT YOUR CHILDREN? HAVE YOU EATEN YET TODAY? IS THIS HOW IT'S GOING TO BE, WITH YOU SOMEWHERE ELSE AND OUR FAMILY SO PROUD? YOU WOKE UP WITH YOUR MUSIC STILL ON. YOU ARE MY BIG BROTHER. INDIAN GIVER. I TOLD YOU I COULD DO IT.
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LIST:PEOPLE
- Doug Aitkin, Migration
- Franz Boas, mythology
- Lygia Clark, relational genius
- Tao Lin, young poet
- Miranda July, goddess of strange normality
- Sylvie Blocher, artist
- Min Tanaka and Mother, butoh master and beauty
- Os Gemeos, lost street artist
- James Livingston
- Geeshie Wiley, obscure blues mystery, 1920.
- Richard Brautigan, author
- Francesca Woodman, photographer
- Joseph Bull, Zither-Banjo Hero, 1909
LIST:TOPICS
- HONEY
- AMBIDEXTERITY
- WALKING MEDITATION
- MARATHON MONKS
- JARRING
- RESIDENCIES
- EPIPHYTES
- INTUITION
- SIGNATURES
- INFORMALITY
- BLINDNESS
- HANDMADE TOOLS
- ORCHIDS
- TEMPORALITY
- AUTOBIOGRAPHIES
- META-KNOWLEDGE
- EROSION
- OXIDATION OF METALS
- COLORLESS THINGS
- SYNCHRONICITY
- BLUR
- WABI-SABI
- BUTOH
LIST:BOOKS
- The Burned Children Of America, Zadie Smith
- The Way of Zen, Alan Watts
- No One Belongs Here More Than You, Miranda July
- Beautiful Losers, Leonard Cohen
- Tibetan Book of the Dead
- Sunday Dispatch 'ANIMAL BOOK', George Beal
- Reasons For Knocking At An Empty Room, Bill Viola
- Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, Jonathan Safran Foer
- Lolita, Nabakov
- Wabi-Sabi for Artists, Designers, Poets and Philosophers, Leonard Koren
- I Remember, Joe Brainard
- In Watermelon Sugar, Richard Brautigan
THE ARCHIVE
About Amy
- mjukmilk
- leau.ado@gmail.com