Thanks to the International Improvised Music Archive (IIMA) for adding several of my scores and articles on improvisation to their site.
Tag Archives: writings
a conversation with cristiano bocci
When Perfect Sound Forever asked me if I’d like to do an interview with friend and collaborator Cristiano Bocci, how could I say no? It’s now up with the latest issue.
…that point at which…
On Arteidolia, a new piece on urban landscapes and waking dreams. In collaboration with Randee Silv’s images.
Photography by Randee Silv.
the world & its double
New in Arteidolia, The World and Its Double, an essay with accompanying images by Randee Silv.
looking again at giacometti
In Arteidolia, a new piece that takes another look at the mature sculptures of Alberto Giacometti.
the enigma of the hour
In Arteidolia, some reflections on Giorgio de Chirico’s painting The Enigma of the Hour. It’s fascinated me for years; in the essay I try to understand what it is about it that feels so compelling.
sticks & stones (in the time of objects)
Many of us know Brian Olewnick as a perceptive writer on music, but he’s a visual artist as well. For Arteidolia, I’ve written a piece about some of the paintings and drawings he’s done of simple objects–which maybe aren’t so simple after all.