AT ONE POINT IN OUR LIVES EVERYTHING SEEMS AS REAL AS ANYTHING ELSE. EVEN TWO DIMENSIONAL SPACE.
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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