On Music, Code and Creativity
Andy shares some thoughts on Bach, Counterpoint, The Enlightenment, Programming Languages and Aesthetics.
Monthly Archives: November 2014
Scenes from the Status Quo Ante: Performing the Egypt that Was, and Is, and Might Have Been
If the reader will permit me to pierce the critical veil, for one brief instance, I’d like to relate a conversation that took place between myself and a friend at a bar in Chelsea, while watching a Jets playoff game in mid-January 2011. My friend
Class and Expectations in The Assembly’s That Poor Dream
In their play That Poor Dream, which recently concluded a run at the New Ohio Theatre, the downtown theater collective the Assembly freely adapted Charles Dickens’s Great Expectations to bring that classic into the twenty-first century, drawing inspiration from an eclectic list of politically-oriented
Existing In A Noncircular Space: lec/dem at Roulette
Tara Sheena talks to Kyli Kleven, curator of “lec/dem” at Roulette
Dean Moss at The Kitchen
Elena Light responds to Dean Moss’ “johnbrown.”