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2 episodes with Henry Darger
3 episodes with Henry Darger
3 episodes with Henry Darger
2 episodes with Henry Darger
Visit our Substack for bonus content and more: https://designbetterpodcast.com/p/trenton-doyle-hancock Aarron's friend Trenton Doyle Hancock did something remarkable when they were both in the graduate Painting and Drawing program at the Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia—he had work in the Whitney Biennial. It was a bit like winning an Oscar while in acting school, just not something that ever happens. Most people are thrown by early success, but not Trenton. He pressed forward in his studio where he crafted epic stories in large scale paintings that later expanded into installations, sculptures, and performance art. His creative process is unique. Piles of collected objects, receipts, food wrappers, etc find their way into his work where their color, texture and attitude unfold as the fabric of Trenton's universe of heroes, villains, and ancient mysteries. We spoke with Trenton about his neurodivergent approach to the world, how collecting influences his visual sensibilities, and how chaos becomes precise order in his work. At the time of our recording, Trenton had a large show at the Jewish Museum in New York exploring intersecting themes in his work and that of Philip Guston. Bio For nearly two decades, Trenton Doyle Hancock has created a vivid, fantastical universe where autobiographical elements blend seamlessly with references to art history, comics, superheroes, and popular culture. Through paintings, drawings, and expansive installations, Hancock crafts complex narratives exploring themes of good versus evil, infused with personal symbolism and mythology. His work draws stylistically from artists like Hieronymus Bosch, Max Ernst, Henry Darger, Philip Guston, and R. Crumb, integrating text as both narrative driver and visual element. His distinctive storytelling has extended beyond gallery walls into performances, ballet collaborations such as Cult of Color: Call to Color with Ballet Austin, and murals at prominent public spaces including Dallas Cowboys Stadium and Seattle Art Museum's Olympic Sculpture Park. *** Premium Episodes on Design Better This is a premium episode on Design Better. We release two premium episodes per month, along with two free episodes for everyone. Premium subscribers also get access to the documentary Design Disruptors and our growing library of books, as well as our monthly AMAs with former guests, ad-free episodes, discounts and early access to workshops, and our monthly newsletter The Brief that compiles salient insights, quotes, readings, and creative processes uncovered in the show. Upgrade to paid ***
Parte de las recomendaciones de Matías Rivas, Sofía García-Huidobro y Arturo Fontaine para disfrutar este fin de semana.
Parte de las recomendaciones de Matías Rivas, Sofía García-Huidobro y Arturo Fontaine para disfrutar este fin de semana.
How did an eBay search lead to the discovery of a lost classic of comics? How can art help us build a better America? Artist and teacher Keith Mayerson joins the show to talk about co-editing the amazing new book, Frank Johnson: Secret Pioneer of American Comics, Vol. 1 (Fantagraphics) and his multi-decade "wordless novel" in paintings, My American Dream (Karma). We get into how Frank Johnson made thousands of pages of comics in private, never published, and may have created the first American comic-book in history, whether he constitutes an Outsider Artist, how his creative legacy contrasts with Henry Darger's, and what it means to make a lifelong body of work with no sense or expectation of a readership. We also get into Keith's My American Dream project, its roots in 9/11 & the GWBush era, how his paintings play off of each other like panels in a comic (and how the curation of art exhibitions is a form of comics), the mash-up of key cultural figures of modern America, his art-subject trinity of James Dean, Elvis, and Keanu Reeves (and his story of meeting Keanu), how My American Dream works to synthesize aspects of Warhol & Rembrandt (& Haring), and the vitality of his painting of Kermit the Frog on a bicycle and the significance of the Muppets in his vision of America. Plus we discuss Keith's art & comics upbringing, the process of building comics programs at SVA and USC, his cult classic queer horror graphic novel with Dennis Cooper, the artistic act of suturing in to his subjects, why the job of art is keeping hope alive, how he felt when he found a parallel, secret history of comics taking place solely in one person's mind, and a lot more. Follow Keith on Instagram • More info at our site • Support The Virtual Memories Show via Patreon or Paypal and via our e-newsletter
EDIT: There are a couple places in here where my guest says something and then says he'd prefer it omitted from the recording. We talked more off-mic, and Jamie ultimately decided he was fine with putting out what all is in here. Jolene is joined by Jamie for a discussion that ranges across: cis4pay sex work, agender lesbianism to transfaggotry, radfem dalliances and detours, and the musical stylings of Jordaan Mason, and our fallen sister, Henry Darger. The intro and outro music is by Lynn July. You can listen to more of her music at: https://tinytachyon.bandcamp.com/ Follow the pod on twitter: https://twitter.com/WhenAGuyHas Check out our website: https://whenaguyhas.neocities.org/ (IN PROGRESS) Subscribe to the patreon for more like this!!! https://www.patreon.com/user?u=85347146 The RSS Feed: https://anchor.fm/s/9877d600/podcast/rss Donate to our Kofi, if you're so inclined: https://ko-fi.com/whenaguyhas
Henry Darger is one of the most profitable outsider artists out there. Unfortunately he didn't reap the benefit of that while he was alive, spending much of it in abject poverty. He was compelled to make and write art during the time he was not working as a janitor or dishwasher. His artwork dealt with themes of child abuse and violence, subjects very familiar with Darger when he was put in an asylum at the age of 12. Strange Country cohost Beth with special pinch (or pitch) hitter Terry discuss this artist and why work gets recognition after they're gone. Theme music: Big White Lie by A Cast of Thousands. Sources: Andrey V. “Henry Darger.” Widewalls, 16 January 2017, https://www.widewalls.ch/artists/henry-darger. Accessed 13 December 2023. Bouchard, Sara. “Phyllis Bramson on Henry Darger.” Painters on Paintings, 9 November 2015, https://paintersonpaintings.com/phyllis-bramson-on-henry-darger/. Accessed 13 December 2023. Boxer, Sarah. “He Was Crazy Like a . . . Genius?; For Henry Darger, Everything Began and Ended With Little Girls (Published 2000).” The New York Times, 16 September 2000, https://www.nytimes.com/2000/09/16/arts/he-was-crazy-like-genius-for-henry-darger-everything-began-ended-with-little.html?searchResultPosition=3. Accessed 13 December 2023. Coleman, Megan. “Influences.” Henry Darger, http://officialhenrydarger.com/about/influences.html. Accessed 13 December 2023. Elledge, Jim. Henry Darger, Throwaway Boy: The Tragic Life of an Outsider Artist. Harry N. Abrams, 2013. “Henry Darger.” MoMA, https://www.moma.org/artists/28600. Accessed 13 December 2023. Holst, Amber. “The Lost World.” Chicago Magazine, 2005, https://www.chicagomag.com/chicago-magazine/november-2005/the-lost-world/. Accessed 13 December 2023. Lerner, Nathan. “On Henry Darger.” Nathan Lerner, http://www.nathanlerner.com/articles/henry-darger.html. Accessed 13 December 2023. McNett, Gavin. “"Henry Darger: In the Realms of the Unreal" by John M. MacGregor.” Salon.com, 23 July 2002, https://www.salon.com/2002/07/23/darger/. Accessed 13 December 2023. Pogrebin, Robin. “A Henry Darger Dispute: Who Inherits the Rights to a Loner's Genius? (Published 2022).” The New York Times, 8 February 2022, https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/07/arts/design/henry-darger-estate.html. Accessed 13 December 2023.
Pat Hoffie speaks with Jonathan McBurnie about her involvement in the WrestleMANIA exhibition. Hoffie discusses the biblical influences, as well as that of outsider artist Henry Darger, in her large scale paintings. Touching upon her artistic process, Brisbane's Festival Hall (once a key venue for pro wrestling for Queensland) and conspiracy theory, Hoffie offers fascinating insight into studio practice.
Join us on another journey into the peculiar and captivating world of the Box of Oddities. In this episode, we explore the extraordinary lives of two remarkable individuals who left an indelible mark on history with their astonishing tales.Explore the enigmatic life of Henry Darger, an elusive outsider artist who lived a reclusive existence and remained unknown to the world during his lifetime. Uncover the astonishing discovery that awaited after his passing, revealing a breathtaking trove of mysterious artwork, diaries, and manuscripts that have since captivated the art world.Then, the fantastic tale of the audacious feats of Gladys Ingle, the intrepid high-altitude stunt aerialist from the 1920s. Immerse yourself in the daring world of early aviation as we recount her jaw-dropping escapades and triumphant moments, defying conventional norms and inspiring generations to come.Hear the mysteries behind Henry Darger's secret artistic universe, and witness Gladys Ingle's fearlessness as she defies gravity in the skies above. Join us as we celebrate the remarkable lives of these exceptional individuals who continue to imprint on history.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Join our PATREON for bonus episodes. This week we have artist and musician (PsyWarfare, Integrity) Dwid Hellion on to talk about the 1971 Funkadelic classic Maggot Brain. In this episode we discuss: Dan nails the intro, where open mic and improv meet, Black Flag, Mike Vallely, what's up in Belgium, the Dwid backstory, the problem with positivity, childhood cassette tape loops, White House and early industrial, Metallica at the grocery store, the process church, Integrity, PsyWarfare (and actual psychological warfare), This Is Hell split, sound cannons, the Maggot Brain solo story, the satanic panic, local zines, being too tall for motown, drugs do some good for musicians, outsider art, Henry Darger, and so much more. // Follow us at @danbassini, @mysprocalledlife, @dwidhellion, @integrityofficial and @runintotheground. Listen to our RITG Mixtape Vol. 12 Best of 2022 here.
The Human Seasons est un album d'improvisation musicale et sonore entre le pianiste argentin Gustavo Beytelmann et le DJ producer Philippe Cohen Solal. Titre d'un célèbre poème de John Keats et métaphore des quatre saisons de notre existence, il est question aussi de la vie que nous improvisons au jour le jour. Ici, l'acoustique et l'électronique dialoguent dans un ping-pong musical inédit. Les 2 musiciens se croisent au fil des saisons humaines, entre "field recording" et "spoken word", pour délivrer une performance instrumentale tantôt sereine tantôt puissante. La panne informatique est la hantise des musiciens de l'univers électronique. De l'une d'elles, survenue un soir d'été de 2006 lors d'un concert de Gotan Project, est né un des disques les plus singuliers et novateurs du paysage musical actuel : The Human Seasons, un exercice d'improvisations entre le piano de Gustavo Beytelmann et la palette de sons du DJ producteur Philippe Cohen Solal. Tous deux étaient sur scène ce soir-là, à Caserte, près de Naples, au Belvédère de San Leucio, un palais où fut menée au XVIIIe siècle une expérience pionnière de socialisme utopique. Quand le son s'est arrêté, "c'était la panique", se souvient Gustavo Beytelmann, le pianiste argentin lié, en studio comme sur scène, au groupe de tango-electro-dub. Un mot célèbre de Jean Cocteau résume la situation : "Puisque ces mystères nous dépassent, feignons d'en être les organisateurs". Gustavo rejoint son piano et, en attendant le dépannage, se lance dans une improvisation. Philippe Cohen Solal, aux platines, reprend la balle au bond et ajoute des sons, au feeling. Les ordinateurs retrouvent enfin leurs esprits et le programme reprend. Les musiciens respirent, ils l'ont échappé belle. Et le public n'a rien su de l'incident : il a perçu l'intermède comme partie du spectacle. "C'était inattendu et assez magique", dit aujourd'hui Philippe. "Et nous avons eu l'intuition qu'on pouvait aller plus loin sur ce chemin". Gotan Project reprendra d'ailleurs, de temps à autre, en concert, le principe de la double impro piano-platines. Plus de dix ans passent. Un matin, Philippe Cohen Solal écoute sur France Culture Les Chemins de la Philosophie. L'émission d'Adèle Van Reeth est consacrée à l'improvisation. Les souvenirs de Caserte reviennent. Et avec eux l'envie de rejouer, dans les mêmes conditions, mais en studio. Juillet 2021, les deux complices se retrouvent à Villetaneuse, près de Paris, dans l'ancien studio Vogue. "Toute improvisation implique une mise en danger", explique le producteur. "Pour partir tout de même sur une base stable, j'ai pensé au cycle des saisons, et à ce poème de John Keats qui les associe à la vie humaine. C'est un thème classique, presque banal, mais qui me semblait pertinent avec notre projet : nous improvisons tous notre vie". Avant de se lancer dans l'aventure, Philippe Cohen Solal choisit des sons de la nature, des chants d'oiseaux, des extraits de dialogues de films. Et demande au comédien anglais Christopher Ettridge d'enregistrer The Human Seasons, le bref poème de John Keats. Qui n'a pas connu beaucoup de saisons : il est mort jeune, de tuberculose, il y a juste 200 ans. "Nous n'avons pas théorisé avant d'entrer en studio", affirme Gustavo Beytelmann, le vieux sage argentin, Parisien d'adoption depuis 1978. "Nous sommes partis sans feuille de route fixée au préalable. Les 45 minutes du disque sont exemptes de rhétorique pianistique. Et de virtuosité aussi : ce projet ne nécessitait pas de montrer ses muscles". Philippe Cohen-Solal ajoute : "La seule indication que j'ai donnée à Gustavo, c'était de penser aux saisons en écho à son expérience, à ses souvenirs." Si la connivence entre les deux musiciens est née dans Gotan Project, la musique de Buenos Aires est absente de The Human Seasons. "Ce n'était pas dans le cahier des charges", note Philippe. "Pas plus que le jazz, un autre univers familier à Gustavo. Ni lui ni moi n'avons rien recyclé, nous sommes sortis des registres pour lesquels on nous connaît". Le Printemps ouvre le cycle avec des chants d'oiseaux, le piano prend son envol associé à la musicalité des vers de Keats, avant que les violons, sous la forme d'un sample, n'interviennent, écho d'un bal dont le souvenir ressurgit à l'improviste. L'été évoque la latinité : c'est une habanera qui dérive en dansant vers Cuba, rythmée par ce qu'on jurerait être un güiro, cette calebasse des Caraïbes striée et grattée avec une baguette. Erreur, dévoile Philippe Cohen Solal : c'est encore un chant d'oiseau, fondu à la stridulation d'un grillon. Sensualité d'un dialogue en italien, rumeur des vagues, la percussion d'un pivert sur un tronc d'arbre : décidément, les volatiles ont la part belle. L'automne arrive avec la pluie, chaque goutte comme une note de piano. Une femme nous parle dans une langue inconnue : c'est la voix suédoise d'Ingrid Bergman dans Sonate d'Automne d'Ingmar Bergman. L'hiver survient avec sa rigueur, le souffle du vent glacé, puis une atmosphère en apesanteur et le feu qui crépite dans la cheminée. Dernier vers de Keats, que les Anglais appellent "le poète de la lenteur et du silence". Il est mort en hiver. Il faut un moment pour émerger de cette méditation sur la vie, ses plaisirs et ses peines. L'harmonie qui se dégage de l'ensemble ne renvoie pas à l'idée d'improvisation la plus communément admise. On est loin des jam sessions des jazzmen, à l'énergie brute. The Human Seasons est à l'opposé, porté par une énergie sereine, sans dissonances. Gustavo Beytelmann le revendique : "Je suis entré en studio avec l'idée qu'il était interdit d'être non-mélodieux, car nous vivons à l'intérieur d'un monde qui chante." Biographie des artistes Gustavo Beytelmann, pianiste et compositeur, est une figure majeure du tango argentin. Sa carrière, en tant que musicien et compositeur, est une somme de pages brillantes. Il a travaillé avec Astor Piazzolla, Juan José Mosalini, il a accompagné dans plusieurs tournées le groupe Gotan Project, et, encore très jeune, il fut choisi pour accompagner la tournée argentine de Duke Ellington. G. Beytelmann a composé de pièces pour le cinéma, de nombreuses œuvres de tango, et depuis 1996, il dirige la section Tango du Conservatoire de Rotterdam, aux Pays-Bas. Depuis plus de trois décennies maintenant, Philippe Cohen Solal a fait sa marque en tant qu'architecte de musique électronique et compositeur autodidacte, ayant travaillé dans de nombreux domaines différents de la production musicale : de A&R aux musiques de films, en passant par le DJing et la réalisation de disques. Il a découvert Keziah Jones et a présenté Zazie à Mercury, avant de fonder son propre label Ya Basta Records en 1996, où il signera Féloche et David Walters. Il a co-fondé Gotan Project, un équilibre ambitieux entre musique électronique et tango. Le groupe a vendu plus de quatre millions d'exemplaires à ce jour dans le monde et a joué plus de 450 concerts de Rio à New York, Montreux et Tokyo, sans oublier certains des sites les plus prestigieux au monde. Philippe a également produit Talé, album de la voix dorée de l'Afrique, Salif Keita, et a collaboré avec différents artistes comme Angelique Kidjo, Keziah Jones, Horace Andy, Chassol, Adrien Brody, Roberto Fonseca, Laurent Voulzy, Camelia Jordana... Son avant-dernier opus Outsider, inspiré par l'artiste brut américain Henry Darger a été enregistré entre Londres et L.A, avec des partenaires de choix : Mike Lindsay (Tunng), Hannah Peel et Adam Glover. Ce projet trans-média (court-métrage, podcasts, vidéos,...) a été célébré par la presse internationale et fera l'objet d'un spectacle en 2022. Titres interprétés - Hiver, Live RFI - Automne, extrait de l'album The Human Seasons - Été, Live RFI Musiciens - Gustavo Beytelmann, piano - Philippe Cohen Solal, machines, ordinateur Son Benoît Letirant et Mathias Taylor Playlist - Horacio Salgan Orquesta A Fuego Lento choisi par Gustavo - Veronika Silva Dona Ubenza choisi par Philippe - Charlie Mingus Goodbye Pork Pie Hat (theme for Lester Young) choisi par Gustavo - Cristobal Tapia de Veer Pineapple Suite choisi par Philippe. (Rediffusion du 6 mars 2022)
He was orphaned and abused his entire life. He created a magical world to escape to that's unlike anything anyone has ever done. In the late 1800s, Henry Darger lived a difficult life full of pain and trauma. He suffered abuse at the hands of those around him. He wasn't understood. Eventually, he'd focus this all into a magical world that he would capture in the world's longest novel and a series of breathtaking wall drawings that are unlike anything you've ever seen. On this episode of Deep Cuts, we explore the painful but beautiful life of outsider artist Henry Darger. -- Get the Mystery Treehouse Simple Code Hybrid Album and Comic! https://bit.ly/simplecodecomic Watch the Simple Code Comic Album Video Trailer! https://bit.ly/simplecodetrailer -- Join our Discord server! https://bit.ly/deepcutsdiscord -- Pick up some Deep Cuts T-Shirts and other merch! https://bit.ly/deepcutsmerch -- Get the official Deep Cuts shoulder patch! http://bit.ly/deepcuts_patch -- Listen to our album, a 9 song rock opera about the rise and fall of Napster! https://open.spotify.com/album/6INdubx1dAEKNwuoWzs9Oo?si=z4ljoBAYTFqRXKWVzvWEfg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/deepcutspod/message
He was orphaned and abused his entire life. He created a magical world to escape to that's unlike anything anyone has ever done. In the late 1800s, Henry Darger lived a difficult life full of pain and trauma. He suffered abuse at the hands of those around him. He wasn't understood. Eventually, he'd focus this all into a magical world that he would capture in the world's longest novel and a series of breathtaking wall drawings that are unlike anything you've ever seen. On this episode of Deep Cuts, we explore the painful but beautiful life of outsider artist Henry Darger. -- Get the Mystery Treehouse Simple Code Hybrid Album and Comic! https://bit.ly/simplecodecomic Watch the Simple Code Comic Album Video Trailer! https://bit.ly/simplecodetrailer -- Join our Discord server! https://bit.ly/deepcutsdiscord -- Pick up some Deep Cuts T-Shirts and other merch! https://bit.ly/deepcutsmerch -- Get the official Deep Cuts shoulder patch! http://bit.ly/deepcuts_patch -- Listen to our album, a 9 song rock opera about the rise and fall of Napster! https://open.spotify.com/album/6INdubx1dAEKNwuoWzs9Oo?si=z4ljoBAYTFqRXKWVzvWEfg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Para ver a gente rara y extravagante ya no hace falta ir al circo o mirar la tele. Muchos son los que han dado la nota por su forma de ser y de vivir a lo largo de la historia y eso es lo que ha recogido Óscar Fábrega Calahorro en sus dos libros de “Homo Insólitus”, con 82 casos a cuál más curioso, como es el culto a Monesvol (Pastafarismo en vena), Joanna Southcott (que dijo ser “la esposa del cordero”), Potter Christ (un mesías desfasado), la princesa Caraboo (llegada de un país desconocido), Timoty Dexter (que escribió una obra sin signos de puntuación), James Randi (cazador de fraudes parasicológicos) o Tarrare (el hombre que se lo comía todo). Sin dejar de lado la historia de Sexy Sadie de los Beatles (y su relación con Mahirishi Mahes, canción que Juan Ignacio Cuesta se atreverá a cantar). Fermín Mayorga nos contará el caso de la judía conversa Inés de Herrera, el de un burgalés que amamantaba a sus hijos gemelos o el caso de las hipolitinas, una secta malagueña con prácticas sospechosas. Finalizaremos el programa con la historia edificante de la enfermera Florence Nightingale y del proyecto Washoe, un chimpancé que conocía el lenguaje de signos.En la Extróbula se hablará del ilustrador zumbado Henry Darger (a cargo de Marcos Carrasco) y Óscar Fábrega de Aladino Félix (de contactado a terrorista) y de la Astronomía Zetética (el origen de los terraplanistas).
The Human Seasons est un album d'improvisation musicale et sonore entre le pianiste argentin Gustavo Beytelmann et le DJ producer Philippe Cohen Solal. Titre d'un célèbre poème de John Keats et métaphore des quatre saisons de notre existence, il est question aussi de la vie que nous improvisons au jour le jour. Ici l'acoustique et l'électronique dialoguent dans un ping-pong musical inédit. Les 2 musiciens se croisent au fil des saisons humaines, entre "field recording" et "spoken word", pour délivrer une performance instrumentale tantôt sereine tantôt puissante. La panne informatique est la hantise des musiciens de l'univers électronique. De l'une d'elles, survenue un soir d'été de 2006 lors d'un concert de Gotan Project, est né un des disques les plus singuliers et novateurs du paysage musical actuel : The Human Seasons, un exercice d'improvisations entre le piano de Gustavo Beytelmann et la palette de sons du DJ producteur Philippe Cohen Solal. Tous deux étaient sur scène ce soir-là, à Caserte, près de Naples, au Belvédère de San Leucio, un palais où fut menée au XVIIIe siècle une expérience pionnière de socialisme utopique. Quand le son s'est arrêté, "c'était la panique", se souvient Gustavo Beytelmann, le pianiste argentin lié, en studio comme sur scène, au groupe de tango-electro-dub. Un mot célèbre de Jean Cocteau résume la situation : "Puisque ces mystères nous dépassent, feignons d'en être les organisateurs". Gustavo rejoint son piano et, en attendant le dépannage, se lance dans une improvisation. Philippe Cohen Solal, aux platines, reprend la balle au bond et ajoute des sons, au feeling. Les ordinateurs retrouvent enfin leurs esprits et le programme reprend. Les musiciens respirent, ils l'ont échappé belle. Et le public n'a rien su de l'incident: il a perçu l'intermède comme partie du spectacle. "C'était inattendu et assez magique", dit aujourd'hui Philippe. "Et nous avons eu l'intuition qu'on pouvait aller plus loin sur ce chemin". Gotan Project reprendra d'ailleurs, de temps à autre, en concert, le principe de la double impro piano-platines. Plus de dix ans passent. Un matin, Philippe Cohen Solal écoute sur France Culture Les Chemins de la Philosophie. L'émission d'Adèle Van Reeth est consacrée à l'improvisation. Les souvenirs de Caserte reviennent. Et avec eux l'envie de rejouer, dans les mêmes conditions, mais en studio. Juillet 2021, les deux complices se retrouvent à Villetaneuse, près de Paris, dans l'ancien studio Vogue. "Toute improvisation implique une mise en danger", explique le producteur. "Pour partir tout de même sur une base stable, j'ai pensé au cycle des saisons, et à ce poème de John Keats qui les associe à la vie humaine. C'est un thème classique, presque banal, mais qui me semblait pertinent avec notre projet: nous improvisons tous notre vie". Avant de se lancer dans l'aventure, Philippe Cohen Solal choisit des sons de la nature, des chants d'oiseaux, des extraits de dialogues de films. Et demande au comédien anglais Christopher Ettridge d'enregistrer The Human Seasons, le bref poème de John Keats. Qui n'a pas connu beaucoup de saisons : il est mort jeune, de tuberculose, il y a juste 200 ans. "Nous n'avons pas théorisé avant d'entrer en studio", affirme Gustavo Beytelmann, le vieux sage argentin, Parisien d'adoption depuis 1978. "Nous sommes partis sans feuille de route fixée au préalable. Les 45 minutes du disque sont exemptes de rhétorique pianistique. Et de virtuosité aussi : ce projet ne nécessitait pas de montrer ses muscles". Philippe Cohen-Solal ajoute: "La seule indication que j'ai donnée à Gustavo, c'était de penser aux saisons en écho à son expérience, à ses souvenirs". Si la connivence entre les deux musiciens est née dans Gotan Project, la musique de Buenos Aires est absente de The Human Seasons. "Ce n'était pas dans le cahier des charges", note Philippe. "Pas plus que le jazz, un autre univers familier à Gustavo. Ni lui ni moi n'avons rien recyclé, nous sommes sortis des registres pour lesquels on nous connaît". Le Printemps ouvre le cycle avec des chants d'oiseaux, le piano prend son envol associé à la musicalité des vers de Keats, avant que les violons, sous la forme d'un sample, n'interviennent, écho d'un bal dont le souvenir ressurgit à l'improviste. L'été évoque la latinité : c'est une habanera qui dérive en dansant vers Cuba, rythmée par ce qu'on jurerait être un güiro, cette calebasse des Caraïbes striée et grattée avec une baguette. Erreur, dévoile Philippe Cohen Solal : c'est encore un chant d'oiseau, fondu à la stridulation d'un grillon. Sensualité d'un dialogue en italien, rumeur des vagues, la percussion d'un pivert sur un tronc d'arbre : décidément, les volatiles ont la part belle. L'automne arrive avec la pluie, chaque goutte comme une note de piano. Une femme nous parle dans une langue inconnue : c'est la voix suédoise d'Ingrid Bergman dans Sonate d'Automne d'Ingmar Bergman. L'hiver survient avec sa rigueur, le souffle du vent glacé, puis une atmosphère en apesanteur et le feu qui crépite dans la cheminée. Dernier vers de Keats, que les Anglais appellent "le poète de la lenteur et du silence". Il est mort en hiver. Il faut un moment pour émerger de cette méditation sur la vie, ses plaisirs et ses peines. L'harmonie qui se dégage de l'ensemble ne renvoie pas à l'idée d'improvisation la plus communément admise. On est loin des jam sessions des jazzmen, à l'énergie brute. The Human Seasons est à l'opposé, porté par une énergie sereine, sans dissonances. Gustavo Beytelmann le revendique : "Je suis entré en studio avec l'idée qu'il était interdit d'être non-mélodieux, car nous vivons à l'intérieur d'un monde qui chante". Biographie des artistes Gustavo Beytelmann, pianiste et compositeur, est une figure majeure du tango argentin. Sa carrière, en tant que musicien et compositeur, est une somme de pages brillantes. Il a travaillé avec Astor Piazzolla, Juan José Mosalini, il a accompagné dans plusieurs tournées le groupe Gotan Project, et, encore très jeune, il fut choisi pour accompagner la tournée argentine de Duke Ellington. G. Beytelmann a composé de pièces pour le cinéma, de nombreuses œuvres de tango, et depuis 1996, il dirige la section Tango du Conservatoire de Rotterdam, aux Pays-Bas. Depuis plus de trois décennies maintenant, Philippe Cohen Solal a fait sa marque en tant qu'architecte de musique électronique et compositeur autodidacte, ayant travaillé dans de nombreux domaines différents de la production musicale: de A&R aux musiques de films, en passant par le DJing et la réalisation de disques. Il a découvert Keziah Jones et a présenté Zazie à Mercury, avant de fonder son propre label Ya Basta Records en 1996, où il signera Féloche et David Walters. Il a co-fondé Gotan Project, un équilibre ambitieux entre musique électronique et tango. Le groupe a vendu plus de quatre millions d'exemplaires à ce jour dans le monde et a joué plus de 450 concerts de Rio à New York, Montreux et Tokyo, sans oublier certains des sites les plus prestigieux au monde. Philippe a également produit Talé, album de la voix dorée de l'Afrique, Salif Keita, et a collaboré avec différents artistes comme Angelique Kidjo, Keziah Jones, Horace Andy, Chassol, Adrien Brody, Roberto Fonseca, Laurent Voulzy, Camelia Jordana... Son avant-dernier opus Outsider, inspiré par l'artiste brut américain Henry Darger a été enregistré entre Londres et L.A, avec des partenaires de choix: Mike Lindsay (Tunng), Hannah Peel et Adam Glover. Ce projet trans-média (court-métrage, podcasts, vidéos,...) a été célébré par la presse internationale et fera l'objet d'un spectacle en 2022. Titres interprétés - Hiver, Live RFI - Automne, extrait de l'album The Human Seasons - Été, Live RFI. Musiciens - Gustavo Beytelmann, piano - Philippe Cohen Solal, machines, ordinateur. Son : Benoît Letirant et Mathias Taylor. Playlist - Horacio Salgan Orquesta A Fuego Lento choisi par Gustavo - Veronika Silva Dona Ubenza choisi par Philippe - Charlie Mingus Goodbye Pork Pie Hat (theme for Lester Young) choisi par Gustavo - Cristobal Tapia de Veer Pineapple Suite choisi par Philippe.
It's a bottomless pit of clips this week on Double Threat!! The celebrity impression on Pam & Tommy that NO ONE is talking about! Julie's TikTok Corner! The commercial that you'll NEVER see coming! Plus Tom and Julie stage an intervention for Brett's Twitter. Also the Futurama Reboot, Matt Groening Pedicure, Grimes Dating Game, We Need to Talk about Cosby, Pink Floyd, Lunchables, Bible Page Lasagna, Hans and Franz, Eric Adams, Harvey Danger vs Henry Darger, Dilberito is the D in DNA, Drill Rap, John Lurie, Kevin Kline Sex Dreams, Charles Mingus does the Seinfeld theme, the Booster Rooster, the Naked Cowboy, and Altamont. BUY TICKETS TO THE 100TH EPISODE LIVESTREAM ON MARCH 12TH: https://doublethreat100.eventbrite.com JOIN THE DOUBLE THREAT FAN GROUPS: *Discord https://discord.com/invite/PrcwsbuaJx *Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/doublethreatfriends *Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/doublethreatfriends LISTEN TO DOUBLE THREAT AD-FREE ON FOREVER DOG PLUS: http://foreverdogpodcasts.com/plus DOUBLE THREAT MERCH: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/double-threat SEND SUBMISSIONS TO: DoubleThreatPod@gmail.com FOLLOW DOUBLE THREAT: https://twitter.com/doublethreatpod https://www.instagram.com/doublethreatpod DOUBLE THREAT IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST: https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/podcasts/double-threat Theme song by Mike Krol Artwork by Michael Kupperman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Boekenplankje van november In het boekenplankje van oktober praten we je bij over het reilen en zeilen in de winkel, bespreken we de boeken van de maand en delen we onze persoonlijke boekentips. Wil je meekletsen met Lola en Suzanne? Laat het ons weten op Instagram, Twitter en Facebook en gebruik #RadioSavannah. Voor (lees)tips en fanmail zijn we ook te bereiken op info@savannahbay.nl. November met Savannah Bay We zijn heel wat van plan de komende week! Houd er rekening mee dat evenementen soms op een andere manier moeten plaatsvinden door veranderen maatregelen vanwege Covid. Kijk daarom altijd van tevoren even op onze socials. Op vrijdag 19 november komen Mandy Woelkens en Thorn de Vries hun nieuwe pamflet FAQ Gender bij ons in de winkel signeren. Kom langs voor een krabbel of reserveer een gesigneerd exemplaar via onze webshop. Op zaterdag 20 november is de aflsuiting van Queering the City of Literature 2021. Met een mooi programma in Theater Kikker, in het kader van What you See festival, komen voor de laatste keer de drie auteurs aan het woord die teksten schreven over de relatie tussen het queer lichaam en de stad. De auteurs van dit jaar zijn Chris Lomans, Anne Chris van Doesburg en Edna Azulay. Op 24 november kun je meedoen met de workshop 'Op verhaal komen: hoe vind je je thuis' onder begeleiding van onze Marischka Verbeek. Aan de hand van het boek De Ontembare Vrouw van Clarissa Pinkola Estes gaan we op zoek naar de verhalen waarin we ons thuis voelen. Nieuw op het Radio Savannah Boekenplankje ‘Vuurtorenberichten', het eerste boek van Jazmina Barrera dat in Nederlandse vertaling verschijnt, is te lezen als een reeks essays, een reisverslag langs vuurtorens op verschillende continenten, maar ook als een autobiografische roman van een jonge schrijfster op zoek naar een thema. ‘Vuurtorenberichten' gaat over literatuur, kunst, films en, uiteraard, over vuurtorens. Maar het gaat ook over verzamelen, eenzaamheid, licht en de zee. Of, zoals Paris Review het verwoordt: ‘Dit boek is het licht aan het eind van de tunnel, het toont ons de plekken die we zullen zien en de dingen die we zullen doen wanneer we weer met zijn allen naar buiten kunnen.' ‘Vuurtorenberichten' is een boek dat te vergelijken valt met ‘Valse papieren' van Valeria Luiselli en ‘Oogzenuw' van María Gaínza, maar het is toch vooral de doorbraak van een zeer talentvol schrijfster met een heel eigen stem. Vind het boek hier (NL) en hier (EN) in de webshop. When Olivia Laing moved to New York City in her midthirties, she found herself inhabiting loneliness on a daily basis. Increasingly fascinated by the most shameful of experiences, she began to explore the lonely city by way of art. Moving from Edward Hopper's Nighthawks to Andy Warhol's Time Capsules, from Henry Darger's hoarding to David Wojnarowicz's AIDS activism, Laing conducts an electric, dazzling investigation into what it means to be alone, illuminating not only the causes of loneliness but also how it might be resisted and redeemed.Humane, provocative, and moving, The Lonely City is a celebration of a strange and lovely state, adrift from the larger continent of human experience, but intrinsic to the very act of being alive. Vind het boek hier in onze webshop.
“I actually just find the paintings extraordinarily beautiful - I think they can live for me that simply.” Brooke Davis Anderson on Henry DargerCover image - Henry Darger - Untitled (Overall Flowers - Recto) - detail - n.d.Reading ListHenry J. Darger: In the Realms of the Unreal. John M. MacGregor. ISBN - 978-8886455060Henry Darger, Throwaway Boy. Jim Elledge. ISBN - 978-1590208557Darger's Resources. Michael Moon. ISBN - 978-0822351566Darger: The Henry Darger Collection at the American Folk Art Museum. Brooke Davis Anderson. ISBN - 0-8109-1398-4There are several other books on Henry Darger which can be found via a quick internet search.Video ListIn the Realms of the Unreal. Director - Jessica Yu. 2004Other Links mentioned in the EpisodeOutsider, The amazing story of Henry Darger - Podcast (Philippe Cohen Solal) - Podcast LinkWas Henry Darger Autistic? - Website Article (Cameron Straughan) - Article LinkInspired by Henry Darger - Kyoko Nakamura - Website LinkSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/outsider-art-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
"Rather than condescendingly and misguidedly treating Darger only as a case study, we can look into his work for what it may tell us about both the powerful allure of mass-mediated narrative and imagery and the possibility (or impossibility) of escaping the labyrinthine and often terrifying histories and politics of which we in the world today are the direct heirs.” Michael Moon. Darger's Resources.Cover image - Henry Darger - UntitledReading ListHenry J. Darger: In the Realms of the Unreal. John M. MacGregor. ISBN - 978-8886455060Henry Darger, Throwaway Boy. Jim Elledge. ISBN - 978-1590208557Darger's Resources. Michael Moon. ISBN - 978-0822351566Darger: The Henry Darger Collection at the American Folk Art Museum. Brooke Davis Anderson. ISBN - 0-8109-1398-4There are several other books on Henry Darger which can be found via a quick internet search.Video ListIn the Realms of the Unreal. Director - Jessica Yu. 2004Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/outsider-art-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
TW: Child Abuse, Dead Kids;There's not going to be a sweeter way of going around this rather than saying... Look, this motherfucker is sad. Come join us as we laugh off the awkwardness of something that was probably all too common: the slavery of kids not that long ago. From the forgotten tales of thousands of children, we're lucky enough to be able to see the results from one man, the author of the longest tale ever written, Henry Darger!
In his external life Darger was a pitiable figure, reclusive, impoverished, orphaned at 16, often regarded as crazy, suffering almost constant pain in his later years and working menial jobs his entire life. However in the internal world of his writings and art he was both a hero and anti-hero, creator of magical, violent world's and a fiercely determined protector of children.Cover image - Henry Darger - "At Obrigano Captured once when Glandelinians had attacked Dicies headquarter, house to left middle of pictures They escaped with the four younger children however" - circa 1955/60Reading ListHenry J. Darger: In the Realms of the Unreal. John M. MacGregor. ISBN - 978-8886455060Henry Darger, Throwaway Boy. Jim Elledge. ISBN - 978-1590208557Darger's Resources. Michael Moon. ISBN - 978-0822351566Darger: The Henry Darger Collection at the American Folk Art Museum. Brooke Davis Anderson. ISBN - 0-8109-1398-4There are several other books on Henry Darger which can be found via a quick internet search.Video ListIn the Realms of the Unreal. Director - Jessica Yu. 2004Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/outsider-art-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
We talk with cognitive scientist Matt Some subjects we cover are the roots of algebra. The invention of the alphabet. The Neanderthal voice. The Turing test. The Chinese Room . Philosophy of mind. Swamp clones. Henry Darger. Liz Phair. Mixing Flavors. 4 dimensional person. Co host Mad Carl Ristaino web site https://www.madspiral.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/carlristaino/ CoHost and cover-art Andy Ristaino website https://www.andyristaino.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/skronked/ Producer Chris Peters Instagram https://www.instagram.com/livefirecook/ Intro Music by Ed Guild you can find his music here https://thetransparency.bandcamp.com/ Guitar on intro - Andy Santospago https://andysantospago.bandcamp.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/artshed/message
Darger's legacy: Mark StokesMark Stokes is a filmmaker based in London whose documentary on Henry Darger, Revolutions of the Night, was instrumental in explaining who Henry Darger really was to a wider audience. In the final episode of this series, Philippe Cohen Solal discusses the making of the film with Mark Stokes. Both artists also reflect on what it meant for them to get inspired by this amazing body of work.This podcast series was created by Philippe Cohen Solal, written by Clémentine Spiler and produced by César Depouilly for ¡Ya Basta! Records. Illustration : Gabriel Jacquel. Special thanks to Geoffrey Carey for reading excerpts of Henry Darger's written works.OUTSIDER is an album by Philippe Cohen Solal & Mike Lindsay featuring Hannah Peel and Adam Glover. It's available here : http://smarturl.it/outsiderdarger See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Darger's legacy: Grayson PerryAlthough Darger's artwork and written works remained out of the spotlight for decades, they still influenced many contemporary artists. Among them, widely acclaimed artist and Turner Prize winner Grayson Perry stumbled upon Darger's work in the seventies while still in art school. In this episode, Grayson Perry discusses Henry Darger's influence on his work, the path to declaring oneself an artist, elitism in the art world and many more topics, with Philippe Cohen Solal. This podcast series was created by Philippe Cohen Solal, written by Clémentine Spiler and produced by César Depouilly for ¡Ya Basta! Records. Illustration : Gabriel Jacquel. Special thanks to Geoffrey Carey for reading excerpts of Henry Darger's written works.OUTSIDER is an album by Philippe Cohen Solal & Mike Lindsay featuring Hannah Peel and Adam Glover. It's available here : http://smarturl.it/outsiderdarger See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Four years after Henry Darger's birth in 1892, his mother died giving birth to his sister – and four years after that – his father died. Henry went first to a Catholic orphanage where he remained until he turned twelve and was taken to a children's asylum. In the late 1920s, he rented a boardinghouse room and found work as a janitor in a Catholic hospital. He lived at that same boardinghouse and worked the same job until his death in 1973. And during those forty plus years – without anyone knowing what he was doing – Henry Darger turned his creative childlike imagination loose – and you are about to find out what he accomplished. Stories from History's Dust Bin is a 3-volume set of historical short stories. These are the nuggets of gold that had fallen by the wayside… the little known and unusual. Many of these gems were destined to be forever lost until they were collected, dusted off and brought back to life by author Wayne Winterton. Each podcast episode features one of over 450 short stories from either Winterton's Award-Winning Stories from Dust Bin series* or the companion volume, From Ace to Zamboni: 101 More Dust Bin Stories, as narrated by either the author or his son, William, or daughter, Jana. If you enjoy today's episode, please leave us 5 stars and a glowing review on iTunes! And if you don't want to wait a whole week to hear another story from the Dust Bin, consider picking up the books on Amazon (either downloadable or good ol' fashioned ink and paper). The Entire History's Dust Bin Collection Is Available On Amazon: https://amzn.to/3bDrip4
All of the song lyrics featured on the OUTSIDER album were written by Henry Darger himself. The late artist was both a lyricist and great music lover. In this episode, Philippe Cohen Solal dissects Henry Darger's taste in music, and is joined by Mike Lindsay to discuss the creation of the OUTSIDER project. Both musicians reflect on their common desire to make an album that would become part of Darger's legacy to the artistic world. This podcast series was created by Philippe Cohen Solal, written by Clémentine Spiler and produced by César Depouilly for ¡Ya Basta! Records. Illustration : Gabriel Jacquel. Special thanks to Geoffrey Carey for reading excerpts of Henry Darger's written works.OUTSIDER is an album by Philippe Cohen Solal & Mike Lindsay featuring Hannah Peel and Adam Glover. It's available here : http://smarturl.it/outsiderdarger See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
“In the Realms of the Unreal” is Henry Darger's masterpiece. A 15 000 pages novel, which he later transposed to hundreds of paintings. In this imaginary world, seven sisters who go by the name of the Vivian Girls lead the rebellion of enslaved children against adult men. Darger often draws the Vivian Girls naked and sometimes with male genitalia. His obsessive and subversive representation of little girls was often met with backlash, some critics even calling him a paedophile. In this episode, art historian Leisa Rundquist analyses Henry Darger's portrayal of girlhood as perhaps one of the most misunderstood aspects of his art.This podcast series was created by Philippe Cohen Solal, written by Clémentine Spiler and produced by César Depouilly for ¡Ya Basta! Records. Illustration : Gabriel Jacquel. Special thanks to Geoffrey Carey for reading excerpts of Henry Darger's written works.OUTSIDER is an album by Philippe Cohen Solal & Mike Lindsay featuring Hannah Peel and Adam Glover. It's available here : http://smarturl.it/outsiderdarger See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
At the age of 12, Henry Darger was sent to a mental institution. The diagnosis was “self abuse”. He was one of many children to be sent away, mainly for being poor and uncared for, and possibly for being a homosexual. The abuse he witnessed and presumably suffered at the Asylum left him scarred for life. In this episode, Philippe Cohen Solal and biographers Michael Bonesteel and Jim Elledge discuss Henry Darger's childhood and how trauma shaped his art.Content warning : Please note this episode includes mentions of child abuse, physical and sexual violence. It can be triggering for some and inappropriate for younger listeners. This podcast series was created by Philippe Cohen Solal, written by Clémentine Spiler and produced by César Depouilly for ¡Ya Basta! Records. Illustration : Gabriel Jacquel. Excerpts of “History of My life” and the weather journals of Henry Darger told by Geoffrey Carey.OUTSIDER is an album by Philippe Cohen Solal & Mike Lindsay featuring Hannah Peel and Adam Glover. Listen to the album here : http://smarturl.it/outsiderdarger See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Bienvenue au 14ème goûter musical de Tartine ta Culture, un épisode tellement garni qu'on la coupé en deux parties ! Notre invitée ce mois-ci c'est Clémentine Spiler, journaliste et autrice du podcast Pionnières et de la série documentaire sur l'artiste Henry Darger. Ensemble on a longuement parlé de la folie en musique, comment on la vit et comment on la représente. Bonne dégustation !
What makes Henry Darger an outsider artist? In this episode, Philippe Cohen Solal discusses the label and the artistic movement with Debra Kerr, President and CEO of Intuit, the Center of Intuitive and Outsider Art in Chicago. Together they dive into Henry Darger's visual works and analyse his very particular creative process. This podcast series was created by Philippe Cohen Solal, written by Clémentine Spiler and produced by César Depouilly for ¡Ya Basta! Records. Illustration : Gabriel Jacquel. Special thanks to Geoffrey Carey for reading excerpts of Henry Darger's written works.OUTSIDER is an album by Philippe Cohen Solal & Mike Lindsay featuring Hannah Peel and Adam Glover. Available here : http://smarturl.it/outsiderdarger See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
When Henry Darger moved into a nursing home a few months before he passed away in 1973, his landlords, Kiyoko and Nathan Lerner, found over 30 000 pages of writing and 300 paintings in his apartment. Not only did this discovery save Henry Darger's life's work from destruction, it also changed the Lerners' life forever. In this episode, Philippe Cohen Solal invites Kiyoko Lerner to reminisce about her former tenant, the uncovering of his art and to reflect on the many ways it impacted her and her late husband's lives. Betsy Fuchs, who used to be Henry Darger's neighbor also joins the discussion.This podcast series was created by Philippe Cohen Solal, written by Clémentine Spiler and produced by César Depouilly for ¡Ya Basta! Records. Illustration : Gabriel Jacquel. Excerpts of “History of My life” by Henry Darger told by Geoffrey CareyOUTSIDER is an album by Philippe Cohen Solal & Mike Lindsay featuring Hannah Peel and Adam Glover. It's available here : http://smarturl.it/outsiderdarger See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
A self-taught writer and visual artist, Henry Darger was a man with an extremely prolific, yet secretive career. His life's work was almost lost, discovered by his landlords only months before he died. Philippe Cohen Solal introduces OUTSIDER, the amazing story of Henry Darger, a seven-part podcast series about Henry Darger, his life, his art and his legacy. This podcast series was created by Philippe Cohen Solal, written by Clémentine Spiler and produced by César Depouilly for ¡Ya Basta! Records. Illustration : Gabriel Jacquel. Narrated by Geoffrey Carey.OUTSIDER is an album by Philippe Cohen Solal & Mike Lindsay featuring Hannah Peel and Adam Glover. It's available here : http://smarturl.it/outsiderdarger See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Acclaimed electronic musician, producer, and composer Philippe Cohen Solal and Mike Lindsay, the Mercury Prize-winning co-founder, composer, and producer of UK acid folk band Tunng, have united for a remarkable new album inspired by the life and work of visionary American writer/artist Henry Darger. This accidental discovery of the "American Vincent Van Gough" Henry Darger had a vision for the love and protection of children, that has remained almost unknown, but through his art and poetry will be seen as an inspiration for centuries. The tribute album is music created to the poems of Darger, and visuals from his paintings. Darger's work is as deep, and powerfull as a Homerian Epic poem, just as long, and full of as much beauty, philosophy, and stories. This interview is central around the mind and inspiration of a "Mad Genius" unknown artist, who had inscribed on his potters field headstone "Protector of Children". Never has there been another work around that topic in music. I am releasing this today April 12th Henry Darger's brithday. Prepare to be moved. youtube instagram twitter facebook
Peintre, écrivain, plasticien… On le sait peu, mais Henry Darger était aussi mélomane et parolier. Les paroles des morceaux de l'album OUTSIDER, mis en musique par Philippe Cohen Solal et Mike Lindsay ont été écrites par Henry Darger. Dans cet épisode, les deux musiciens reviennent sur leur collaboration et se plongent dans la discothèque d'Henry Darger, qui possédait de nombreux disques, qu'il chinait pour un ou deux dollars et jouait sur un vieux gramophone.OUTSIDER: L'incroyable histoire d'Henry Darger Avec la voix de Denis LavantUn podcast créé par Philippe Cohen SolalRéalisé par César DepouillyÉcrit par Clémentine SpilerMusique: Philippe Cohen Solal & Mike LindsayIllustration : Gabriel JacquelUne production ¡Ya Basta! RecordsL'album OUTSIDER de Philippe Cohen Solal & Mike Lindsay avec Hannah Peel et Adam Glover est disponible ici http://smarturl.it/outsiderdarger Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
Philippe Cohen-Solal talks to Tom about his career in music: playing in bands and working in radio, A&R and as a music supervisor before starting Gotan Project. Philippe also discusses his new collaboration with Mike Lindsay, Outsider, which sets text written 50 years ago by the famous raw artist, Henry Darger, to music for the first time. This episode is brought to you by Modal Electronics, who make beautiful, innovative and powerful synthesisers. You can enjoy vibrant wavetable patches with their ARGON8 series. You can produce state-of-the-art analogue-style synth textures with their COBALT8 series. Go to modalelectronics.com to check out their incredible array of synthesisers.
Darger, l'enfant fou“Fou”. Le diagnostic aussi injuste qu'imprécis s'abat sur Henry Darger alors qu'il n'est qu'un enfant. Pauvre et orphelin de mère, il est délaissé par un père alcoolique qui finit par le faire interner. Le Lincoln Asylum, où il passe son adolescence, est le lieu de tous les traumatismes qui le hanteront et nourriront son art. Xavier Mauméjean, écrivain et biographe d'Henry Darger, plonge Philippe Cohen Solal dans le récit de vie tourmenté de l'artiste et le guide à travers son œuvre écrite.Attention : Certains faits de maltraitance évoqués dans cet épisode peuvent choquer les plus jeunes et les personnes sensibles.Podcast en sept épisodes hebdomadaires, la série d'entretiens OUTSIDER accompagne le nouvel album de Philippe Cohen Solal & Mike Lindsay, qui met en musique l'univers sublime et terrifiant d'Henry Darger.Album disponible ici: http://smarturl.it/outsiderdargerAvec la voix de Denis LavantUn podcast créé par Philippe Cohen SolalRéalisé par César DepouillyÉcrit par Clémentine SpilerMusique: Philippe Cohen Solal & Mike LindsayIllustration : Gabriel JacquelUne production ¡Ya Basta! Records Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
In questa prima puntata, Costantino e Francesco parlano dell'arte meno artefatta che ci sia: l'Outsider Art, l'arte di chi vive ai margini della società e della cultura, oltre i confini - geografici e mentali - della “normalità”. Storie di persone messe a dura prova dalla vita che nell'arte hanno cercato il proprio riscatto, cadendo il più delle volte nelle trappole di artisti e critici molto più furbi di loro.In questa puntata si parla di Jean Dubuffet, Roger Cardinal, Henry Darger, Judith Scott, Esko Männikkö, Alfred Wallis, Ben Nicholson, Christopher Wood, Clementine Hunter, Guo Fengyi, Antonio Ligabue e Carlo Zinelli.
durée : 00:22:23 - Le Réveil culturel - par : Tewfik Hakem - Quand les mots étranges et l'imagination singulière de l'artiste brut américain Henry Darger inspirent deux musiciens : Philippe Cohen Solal et Mike Lindsay - réalisation : Vincent Abouchar - invités : Philippe Cohen Solal Compositeur
durée : 00:22:23 - Le Réveil culturel - par : Tewfik Hakem - Quand les mots étranges et l'imagination singulière de l'artiste brut américain Henry Darger inspirent deux musiciens : Philippe Cohen Solal et Mike Lindsay - réalisation : Vincent Abouchar - invités : Philippe Cohen Solal Compositeur
Philippe Cohen Solal présente OUTSIDER: l'incroyable histoire d'Henry Darger. Toute sa vie, Henry Darger est resté un total inconnu. Pauvre, marginal, considéré comme fou, il a vécu en reclus dans le Chicago du XXe siècle. C'est à sa mort, en 1973, qu'on a trouvé chez lui des milliers de pages manuscrites, et des centaines de tableaux. Écrivain, peintre, plasticien, totalement autodidacte, il a laissé derrière lui une œuvre gigantesque… et mystérieuse. OUTSIDER: L'incroyable histoire d'Henry Darger est un podcast écrit par Clémentine Spiler, réalisé par César Depouilly et produit par ¡Ya Basta! Records. Illustration : Gabriel Jacquel. Avec la voix de Denis Lavant.L'album OUTSIDER de Philippe Cohen Solal & Mike Lindsay, mise en musique de l'univers d'Henry Darger, sort le 5 février 2021 chez ¡Ya Basta! Records. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
Paco and George visit with comedian and game master Jared Logan to discuss the sad and surprising life of Henry Darger, the loner whose exhaustive creative work was discovered posthumously.The ultimate Outsider Artist, Darger created a memoir, a 15,000 page hand-written novel, and giant fifteen-foot paintings, none of which were intended for an audience. The private world he created was fascinating, horrific, and ultimately influential beyond his lifetime.Jared Logan is a writer and performer whose comedy albums My Brave Battle and The Twilight Door are available to stream. He is also the game master of Stream of Blood, a thrice-weekly tabletop roleplaying game experience on Twitch.Follow Jared on:Twitter: @JaredLoganFollow us on:Twitter: @supdocpodcastInstagram: @supdocpodcastFacebook: @supdocpodcastsign up for our mailing listAnd you can show your support to Sup Doc by donating on Patreon.
Comenzamos el 2021 conversando con Florencia Edwards, hablamos sobre videojuegos, Mario Levrero, Henry Darger y su libro "Ya no van a haber robots: aventuras de motel"
In questo episodio parliamo di Henry Darger: tuttofare ospedaliero, fantasia da vendere e più grande Outsider Artist d'America. In-Between è un podcast ideato, prodotto e scritto da Marta Fantin e Marina Calvaresi; Ospite speciale della puntata: Giulia Depentor del podcast Camposanto;Voce di Marina Calvaresi; Musiche, produzione audio e grafica di GIUNGLA; Illustrazioni di Ambra Galassi.
durée : 00:59:01 - Mauvais genres - par : François Angelier - Un Mauvais Genres placé, ce soir, sous l'invocation du héros urbain avec deux figures fort antithétiques : Sherlock Holmes et Henry Darger. - réalisation : Laurent Paulré - invités : Xavier Mauméjean Ecrivain et philosophe, auteur de romans policiers et de science-fiction; Sergio Aquindo Artiste et auteur argentin né en 1974. Après des études de cinéma et de graphisme, il se consacre au dessin. Il s’installe à Paris en 2001 et dessine régulièrement pour le journal Le Monde.
In this episode, we talk about Henry Darger, a 20th century outsider artist from Chicago who created unusual works that at times seemed to blur the line between real-life and fiction. You may be left wondering about the effects nature vs nurture had on this unique human being.
Russell & Robert meet Jennifer Gilbert, leading curator, gallerist and champion of Outsider Art!As founder of the Jennifer Lauren Gallery, her aim is to champion and exhibit international self-taught, disabled and overlooked artists who create works outside the mainstream art world and art history. Jennifer works closely with UK organisations, studios and communities supporting disabled artists, in order to promote new, unique artists and creators. She is passionate about being a voice and platform for under-represented artists, allowing their voices and talent to shine through. Through her work Jennifer hopes to: demystify what is regarded as art and who can be an artist; stimulate audiences; and continue to challenge the stigma surrounding this field of art. Jennifer is also a Freelance Producer and Curator, often working with and supporting disabled artists, organisations and galleries but also as an access support writer for funding applications for people with access needs. She's a trustee of the Barrington Farm Trust in Norfolk - an organisation supporting learning disabled artists to achieve more in life.Artists mentioned in this episode include Nek Chand, Shinichi Sawada, Madge Gill, Pradeep Kumar, Bill Traylor, James Alison, Henry Darger, Davood Koochaki, Gerry's Pompeii, Misleidys Castillo Pedrosa, William Edmondson and MANY more! We also discuss Jennifer's recent curated group show in London titled 'Monochromatic Minds' and the current group show at Turner Contemporary in Margate called 'We Will Walk' which is free to visit and runs until 6th September 2020.Follow Jennifer on Instagram @j_lgallery and visit her official website www.jenniferlaurengallery.com/ For images of all artworks discussed in this episode visit @TalkArt. We've just joined Twitter too @TalkArt. If you've enjoyed this episode PLEASE leave us your feedback and maybe 5 stars if we're worthy in the Apple Podcast store. Thank you for listening to Talk Art, we will be back very soon. For all requests, please email talkart@independenttalent.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
As statues of slaveholders and Confederate War losers come down, we imagine what could go up in their stead, revisiting a conversation with artist and rememorialization expert Chris Vargas. And since the Trump administration has banned any official raising of the rainbow flag to commemorate Pride month we revisit our audio memorial to the artist Henry Darger.
For most Americans, there’s a list of arts that they might be able to rattle off if pressed to name them off the top of their heads. Picasso. Michelangelo. Leonardo da Vinci. Name recognition does go a long way, but such lists also highlight what many of us don’t know-- a huge treasure trove of talented artists from decades or centuries past that might not be household names, but still have created incredible additions to the story of art. It’s not a surprise that many of these individuals represent the more diverse side of things, too-- women, people of color, different spheres of the social or sexual spectrum. This season on the ArtCurious podcast, we’re covering the coolest artists you don’t know. This week: Henry Darger. Please SUBSCRIBE and REVIEW our show on Apple Podcasts! Twitter / Facebook/ Instagram SPONSORS The Great Courses Plus: Enjoy a free trial of The Great Courses Plus's entire library MOVA Globes: use code "ARTCURIOUS" for 10% off your order PREORDER OUR BOOK! ArtCurious: Stories of the Unexpected, Slightly Odd, and Strangely Wonderful in Art History is available for preorder now. The book will be released on September 15, 2020. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
What’s the difference between an artist, an engineer, an architect, and a contractor? For Nicolas Holiber, there isn’t one! Nicolas is a compelling sculptor and painter whose practice blurs the lines between the two using mediums such as acrylic paste, tar, oil paint, plaster, reclaimed wood, hardware, and even beeswax. He not only plays with the technicality of surface, but the idea of surface itself. His love for materiality and experimentation focuses on merging his tactile interests with content and narrative packed full of thought provoking ephemerality. Listen in, and let Nic's tranquil composure give you an idea of who “The Bird Guy” really is."Art is the only thing that makes me feel unstable; but it’s also the only thing that really makes me feel like I have a purpose; that gives me that sense of life.” -Nicolas HoliberShow Notes:1:30 - Artist to look out for: Matthew Monahan, Mark Rothko, Marisol Escobar, David Altmejd, Thomas Houseago, Huma Bhabha16:23 - Painting is an artifice20:55 - Nicolas’ work24:30 - Birds on Broadway 29:27 - Difference between an artist, an architect and a contractor.40:27 - Hooded Merganser43:45 - Quality 51:49 - Double crested Cormorant53:30 - New York City Audubon58:50 - Alice Waters interview1:04:06 - BREAK1:05 - Nico Handmade Stretchers - Use the promo code GRIND to receive 10% off the entire order1:06 - Buzzsprout Start your own podcast with Buzzsprout and get a $20 Amazon gift card after you sign up for a paid plan. Use this link1:10:00 - Painting from a sculptor’s point of view 1:24:45 - Failing to win1:28:29 - Henry Darger 1:32:50 - Paralegal to artist1:51:44 - Huma Bhabha 1:53:03 - Thomas Houseago1:54:03 - Glitter and Doom exhibitionBonus Questions1:55:43 - Is Ultramarineblue cool or warm? 1:57:27 - What makes a great painting?2:04:45 - Messages from our listenersNicola's Current/Upcoming shows:“Keep for Old Memoirs” at Young Space. Curated by Kate Mothes (founder Young Space) and Celine Mo (VICTORI+MO Gallery). 21 May - 7 June, 2020 “Drawn Together” at Unit London. 4 June - 12 July, 2020Support the show (https://paypal.me/TMARTNY?locale.x=en_US)
Henry Darger was an unknown hospital custodian for almost his entire life, that is, until his death when he became so much more... *PG13 probably Music attribution: Flourish by Purrple Cat | https://purrplecat.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US Bloom by Purrple Cat | https://purrplecat.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US Skip by Joe Crotty | https://soundcloud.com/joecrotty Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allthepeople/support
La vida i l’obra dels artistes contemporanis apareix referenciada en moltes cançons. Fins i tot, n’hi ha de titulades amb el nom propi dels creadors. Warhol n’és un dels més coneguts, producte de sí mateix, que inspirà Bowie i molts altres compositors. Els surrealistes (Dalí, Ernst, Magritte) són omnipresents en la música popular com també els expressionistes americans (Manic Street Preachers dediquen un tema a l’obra de De Kooning). L’art outsider fascina a Sufjan Stevens, que pren l’obra de Royal Robertson per la coberta i l’interior del seu álbum “The Age of Adz”, tal i com ja havia fet amb l’obra de Henry Darger, que inspirà una cançó anterior “The Vivian Girls Are Visited In The Night”. A TЯA-TЯA! vos proposam una selecció possible de temes en aquest sentit. Tot això en forma de recorregut sonor ho teniu a un play de distància:
Transgression vs. transcendence: Elizabeth Hand's brand-new novel, Curious Toys (Mulholland Books), explores artistic and cultural taboos through the lens of a serial killer mystery set in the amusement parks of Progressive Era Chicago. We talk about her inspiration for making outsider artist/writer Henry Darger one of the lead characters of Curious Toys, how she first heard about Darger and the Vivian Girls mythology he created in his paintings and 15,000-page (!) novel, the striking similarities between Darger and Tolkien, the tragedy of outsider/visionary artists, and the challenge of casting a nonbinary character a century in the past (the novel's other lead, not Darger). We also get into why writers have no control over the success of their books, the differences between writing on spec vs. on contract, some hints about her next Cass Neary novel, the time she outdrew Deepak Chopra at a bookstore signing, and more! • More info at our site • Support The Virtual Memories Show via Patreon or Paypal
,,Utangarðslistamenn eru gjarnan sjálflærðir, þeir tengjast í rauninni ekki listsamfélaginu eða listasögunni á neinn hátt, nema þá bara mjög lauslega'' sagði Jón Proppé, listheimpekingur, um einkenni utangarðslistamanna en umræðuefni þáttar er Henry Darger, einn rómaðasti listamaður stefnunnar. Eins og algengt er meðal naífista og utangarðslistamanna þá var list Dargers ekki uppgötvuð fyrr en skömmu áður en hann lést. Hann var fluttur á spítala, nokkrum mánuðum fyrir dauða, en á meðan hafði leigusali hans upp á margra áratuga, og óhemjustóru, höfundarverki Dargers. Þarna voru mörg hundruð teikningar, málverk og handrit. Verkið sem hefur þó vakið hvað mesta athygli er sagan af Vivien-stúlkunum. Þetta er myndskreytt skáldsaga í fimmtán bindum - samanlagt 15,145 blaðsíður. Titill bókar er ekki síður langur, The Story of the Vivian Girls, in What is Known as the Realms of the Unreal, of the Glandeco-Angelinian War Storm, Caused by the Child Slave Rebellion. Við skoðum líf og list Henry Dargers í þætti dagsins. Viðmælandi er Jón Proppé, listheimspekingur. Skyndibitinn er hamborgari.
,,Utangarðslistamenn eru gjarnan sjálflærðir, þeir tengjast í rauninni ekki listsamfélaginu eða listasögunni á neinn hátt, nema þá bara mjög lauslega'' sagði Jón Proppé, listheimpekingur, um einkenni utangarðslistamanna en umræðuefni þáttar er Henry Darger, einn rómaðasti listamaður stefnunnar. Eins og algengt er meðal naífista og utangarðslistamanna þá var list Dargers ekki uppgötvuð fyrr en skömmu áður en hann lést. Hann var fluttur á spítala, nokkrum mánuðum fyrir dauða, en á meðan hafði leigusali hans upp á margra áratuga, og óhemjustóru, höfundarverki Dargers. Þarna voru mörg hundruð teikningar, málverk og handrit. Verkið sem hefur þó vakið hvað mesta athygli er sagan af Vivien-stúlkunum. Þetta er myndskreytt skáldsaga í fimmtán bindum - samanlagt 15,145 blaðsíður. Titill bókar er ekki síður langur, The Story of the Vivian Girls, in What is Known as the Realms of the Unreal, of the Glandeco-Angelinian War Storm, Caused by the Child Slave Rebellion. Við skoðum líf og list Henry Dargers í þætti dagsins. Viðmælandi er Jón Proppé, listheimspekingur. Skyndibitinn er hamborgari.
The latest novel from Alix Ohlin, DUAL CITIZENS, depicts the lives of two sisters as they navigate family, art, love, and life. She tells James about the depicting the whoosh of time, rewatching Hitchcock's VERTIGO, recommitting yourself, establishing patterns, putting things into your basket, and missing wolf licenses. Plus, Alix's friend and agent, Amy Williams. - Alix Ohlin: https://alixohlinauthor.com/ Buy DUAL CITIZENS: Buy DUAL CITIZENS from indie bookstores. Buy Alix's other books: Buy Alix Ohlin's books from independent booksellers Alix and James discuss: The Neopolitan Novels by Elena Ferrante Alice Munro VERTIGO dir by Alfred Hitchcock Jimmy Stewart REALITY BITES dir by Ben Stiller Winona Ryder Bread Loaf Writers' Conference Daniel Johnston Henry Darger Tony Gilroy "What Writers Really Do When They Write" by George Saunders: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2017/mar/04/what-writers-really-do-when-they-write Margot Livesey Michael Ondaatje Walter Murch THE CONVERSATIONS: WALTER MURCH AND THE ART OF EDITING FILM by Michael Ondaatje: Buy THE CONVERSATIONS IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE by Walter Murch: Buy IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE HITCHCOCK by Francois Truffaut: Buy HITCHCOCK- TRUFFAUT TRUST EXERCISE by Susan Choi: Buy TRUST EXERCISE THE OUTLINE TRILOGY by Rachel Cusk: Buy THE OUTLINE TRILOGY - Amy Williams: https://williamsliterary.com/ Amy and James discuss: THE GEORGIA REVIEW I HATE TO SEE THAT EVENING SUN GO DOWN by William Gay Sloan Harris Eric Simonoff Alix Ohlin Radcliffe Publishing Course Harvard University Knopf Gary Fisketjon Doubleday David Gernert Michener Center for Writers Denis Johnson Jim Magnuson SLACKER dir by Richard Linklater VERTIGO Alice Munro Lincoln Michel Jean Craighead George - http://tkpod.com / tkwithjs@gmail.com / Twitter: @JamesScottTK Instagram: tkwithjs / Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tkwithjs/
In his Prague, Czech Republic studio, Antonín Jirát and I discuss Photography, art objects, Grant writing, Nutmeg, Work / life balance, Print portfolio / catalogs, defining and Finding success, Digital hacking, Lost SD cards, Appropriation, Richard Prince, Sophie Calle, Miroslav Tichý, and Henry Darger. https://antoninjirat.com About Antonín Jirát (1984) likes to create meaning networks between photographs and objects as mutual counterparts and analogies. The starting point is the technical aspects of photography with their specifics and boundaries. In the resulting installations, however, photographs and objects are only parts of a machine that works somewhat unpredictably, suggesting, but also tempting. Curator: Jiří Ptáček Please be sure to visit our Patreon page and help support the podcast by being part of the conversation. The more money raised, the larger the global reach we can offer you: https://www.patreon.com/thewisefool For more information about the host, Matthew Dols http://www.matthewdols.com Transcript available: http://wisefoolpod.com/transcript-for-episode-009-conceptual-artist-antonin-jirat-prague-cz/
Henry era un omino tranquillo e strambo, che viveva da solo in un appartamento a Chicago. Alla sua morte, i padroni di casa fecero una scoperta sorprendente: per tutta la sua vita, infatti, Henry aveva lavorato a un'opera lunga più di quindicimila pagine: i Reami dell'Irreale. http://www.nellestorie.com––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––Dreamer by Pyrosion https://soundcloud.com/pyrosionCreative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0 Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/DreamerPyrosionMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/Izzxffhn47c––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––On the Way by Vlad Gluschenko https://soundcloud.com/vgl9Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/_OntheWayMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/QwwuuvnfBlA––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
The Tejas boys officially have their first guest - Keith aka @keithWOaCrew joins to talk some of classic bits: Old Town Road, Yeehaw Invasion, Star Wars, as well as some emotional Kingdom Hearts venting and weird Henry Darger stuff. And, as always, #uncanceltheprequels
Deep in the heart of the Windy City, one of the most surprisingly prolific authors and illustrators of all time amassed his work in secret. It may not be the best way to get established in the arts, but it's a hell of a topic for conversation.
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Class is back and this time we are discussing the 2013 found footage film Mr. Jones and what it has to tell us about Guerrilla, Street, and Outsider Art. We talk a whole bunch about how much we liked this movie, even though the overall reception can be described as "mixed" at best. Plus we sing! And play the drums! Show notes and useful links: 1:00- Tyler talks a bit about the "Arrive Alive" presentation at his school. For more about Arrive Alive, check out their website. 1:30- Many airports need volunteers to be injured victims during their annual emergency exercises. Often times they will make you up in some pretty horrific makeup! Check out Kansas City International's call for volunteers here or Google your local airport if you are interested. 3:50- Tyler is currently reading Year's Best Body Horror 2017 edited by C.P. Dunphey. If you are interested in the body horror sub-genre, we totally recommend it. Click here for our Amazon affiliate link and pick up a copy today. 4:20- Tyler watched Mom and Dad recently, you can check out his review and learn more about Nick Cage going full Cage here. 6:45- Tyler and Mike both loved the new novella by Philip Fracassi entitled "Shiloh" and the additional bonus story "Soda Jerk." Click here to see their full review of Shiloh. 9:50- For more podcasts covering your favorite fiction genres, check out the Shockwaves podcast by Blumhouse. 10:30- Mike recommends some free horror fiction over at Pseudopod with their really cool original "Alarm Will Sound." 12:00- Class starts! Spoilers ahead for Mr. Jones (2013). Also, we really apologize for our terrible singing. 17:30- Trailer for Mr. Jones, you can watch the full version over at YouTube. 20:00- Tyler tells us all about Apotropaic Magic, which is pretty darn interesting. Learn more over at Wikipedia. 23:45- No discussion of street and guerrilla art would be complete without a discussion of Banksy. Check out the trailer for Exit Through the Gift Shop, a documentary about Banksy and try to get a hold of the movie. It is really well done. 25:00- Mike discusses an interview that was published on Daily Dead where Mr. Jones writer and director Karl Mueller indicated that one of his inspirations was Henry Darger. 30:15- Likely the coolest and most mysterious guerrilla/outsider art out there are the Toynbee Tiles. You can watch an entire documentary about them here for free. 36:00- Check out more artwork from Pumpkinrot on their website. Not only is Pumpkinrot responsible for the super cool scarecrows in Mr. Jones, but also some of the work in Krampus. 37:30- Awesome Huck Magazine article about Apotropaic magic in Bulgaria and the super cool costumes that people wear to ward off evil spirits. 48:00- For similar works, check out the Laird Barron short story "Strappado." We recommend just going whole hog down the Laird Barron rabbit hole by purchasing his book Occultation.
Au sommaire de ce numéro : Introduction (00m00s – 1m42s)Coup de projecteur (par Côme) : C'est pas du jeu de rôle (1m43s – 7m20s)Critiques (par Lila) : Love is All et La cigarette d'après l'amour (7m21s – 32m50s)Critique (par Côme) : Prosopopée (32m51s – 53m10s)Critique (par Loris) : La gamme de Hârn (53m10s – 1h22m23s)Nos lectures du moment (1h22m24s – 1h31m45s)Les choses mentionnées dans ce numéro :Aux Marches du PouvoirLe GN Tant d'espaceBreaking the IceUne autre vision de Love is AllNotre critique de DémiurgesNotre critique de Perdus sous la pluieDragonfly MotelDying EarthLe « fanon » de HârnPour en savoir plus sur Henry Darger et les Vivian GirlsÉcriture de Stephen KingTechniques d'interrogation à l'usage des agents de la fonction publique de la glorieuse République Populaire de StranaKing of the CityNotre critique de PoltergeistsPapers, PleaseVade MecumLe DjambiTempête sur l'échiquierPsychosisAlas VegasTomb of Annihilation
Au sommaire de ce numéro : Introduction (00m00s – 1m42s)Coup de projecteur (par Côme) : C'est pas du jeu de rôle (1m43s – 7m20s)Critiques (par Lila) : Love is All et La cigarette d'après l'amour (7m21s – 32m50s)Critique (par Côme) : Prosopopée (32m51s – 53m10s)Critique (par Loris) : La gamme de Hârn (53m10s – 1h22m23s)Nos lectures du moment (1h22m24s – 1h31m45s)Les choses mentionnées dans ce numéro :Aux Marches du PouvoirLe GN Tant d'espaceBreaking the IceUne autre vision de Love is AllNotre critique de DémiurgesNotre critique de Perdus sous la pluieDragonfly MotelDying EarthLe « fanon » de HârnPour en savoir plus sur Henry Darger et les Vivian GirlsÉcriture de Stephen KingTechniques d'interrogation à l'usage des agents de la fonction publique de la glorieuse République Populaire de StranaKing of the CityNotre critique de PoltergeistsPapers, PleaseVade MecumLe DjambiTempête sur l'échiquierPsychosisAlas VegasTomb of Annihilation
Au sommaire de ce numéro : Introduction (00m00s – 1m42s)Coup de projecteur (par Côme) : C’est pas du jeu de rôle (1m43s – 7m20s)Critiques (par Lila) : Love is All et La cigarette d’après l’amour (7m21s – 32m50s)Critique (par Côme) : Prosopopée (32m51s – 53m10s)Critique (par Loris) : La gamme de Hârn (53m10s – 1h22m23s)Nos lectures du moment (1h22m24s – 1h31m45s)Les choses mentionnées dans ce numéro :Aux Marches du PouvoirLe GN Tant d’espaceBreaking the IceUne autre vision de Love is AllNotre critique de DémiurgesNotre critique de Perdus sous la pluieDragonfly MotelDying EarthLe « fanon » de HârnPour en savoir plus sur Henry Darger et les Vivian GirlsÉcriture de Stephen KingTechniques d’interrogation à l’usage des agents de la fonction publique de la glorieuse République Populaire de StranaKing of the CityNotre critique de PoltergeistsPapers, PleaseVade MecumLe DjambiTempête sur l’échiquierPsychosisAlas VegasTomb of Annihilation
Founded in 1990, Tales of Blarg became one of the longest running and most influential zines out of the East Bay punk scene that gave the world Lookout Records. Over the years, the it published the work of such Northern California punk rock luminaries as Aaron Cometbus, Iggy Scam, Lawrence Livermore and Robert Eggplant. Janelle Hessig (née Blarg) hasn’t published an issue since 2006, but the writer/cartoonist is still strongly invested in the world of independent publishing. (And inspired a song by Bratmobile along the way.) For years, she worked for Last Gasp, and these days publishes other artists’ work through her own publishing house, when she’s not on the clock at San Francisco PBS affiliate, KQED. In 2014, she published The Cruising Diaries, a collection of writer Brontez Purnell, which Hessig also illustrated. Next year, Gimme Action will publish Rotten Philosophies, a personal collection of work from Hessig, who spent much of last year battling breast cancer. Hessig recommended a local San Francisco bar decorated with work inspired by outsider artist Henry Darger for this conversation, which touches on the importance of self-publishing, the downside of the internet and living day to day with a life threatening disease.
The search for Elsie Paroubek ended when her corpse was pulled from a Chicago canal. She had certainly been murdered, but who did it? Carter and Wenndy investigate the suspects in Elsie’s disappearance, including gypsies, a local peddler, and one of the most famous outsider artists, Henry Darger.
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Peter Gjovik joins us as we try to define what art is and how we value it. We take a deep dive into the work of Henry Darger and outsider art. Spencer thinks chicken wings might be art, Ryan gets creeped out by illustrations of dead kids, and Peter provides some actual information. Hot Topics: Merry Christmas, Vin Diesel As Performance Art, Joshua Bell, Hardware Hank, Artisanal Chicken Wings, and much more. The work of Henry Darger The Good Camp Joshua Bell plays his million dollar violin in the subway and no one cares Outro music by Eric Mayson
Painter and writer Timothy Hyman RA and curator Roger Malbert discuss the artists who have chosen to pursue figurative painting over the last century. With the arrival of abstraction and movements such as Abstract Expressionism in the 20th century, people began to see figurative painting as outdated and at odds with the very concept of modern art. Discussing Hyman's new book 'The World New Made: Figurative Painting in the Twentieth Century', Hyman and Malbert highlight a range of Modernists who, despite their awareness of abstraction, chose to work in narrative and confessional modes. Works by often-marginalised artists such as Max Beckmann and Stanley Spencer, Marsden Hartley and Alice Neel, Charlotte Salomon and Henry Darger, express the possibility of a new kind of figuration, as well as a foundation for our questioning of formalist readings of 20th-century art.
Vance Feldman is a developer and an artist who faced technical challenges when bringing his ForeverScape artwork to mobile devices. Show notes: ForeverScape (content may not be SFW) Available Now on Google Play! Available Now on iTunes! Haxe cross-platform toolkit Ionic framework Apache Cordova Azure Table Storage Azure Functions Lob API for postcards ForeverScape on Twitter ForeverScape on Instagram ForeverScape on Etsy ForeverScape on Amazon If you're interested in Henry Darger, check out this clip from NPR's All Things Considered. If you're interested in SuperJail, you can watch it on Adult Swim. Want to be on the next episode? You can! All you need is the willingness to talk about something technical. Theme music is "Crosscutting Concerns" by The Dirty Truckers, check out their music on Amazon or iTunes.
We are thrilled to say the 10-Minute Writer's Workshop has picked up a ton of new listeners, so, we're bringing you this bonus episode to say thank you! and welcome...we are ecstatic to have you! On this episode, author, columnist and critic Olivia Laing. Her most recent work, The Lonely City, is part memoir, part searching exploration of loneliness and artists whose outsider experience inspired their creativity, from seeming social gadfly Andy Warhol to the reclusive Henry Darger.
Benjamin huldigt dem großen Autoren und Entertainer Heinz Strunk, der mit seinem neuesten Buch den Sprung zum Feuilleton-Liebling geschafft hat. Markus stellt (ab 1:00:40) den US-amerikanischen Outsider-Artist Henry Darger vor. Ab 2:08:15 gibt es einen Nachklapp. Folge 023 – jetzt abspielen
Movie Meltdown - Episode 330 This week we are joined by our special guest co-host Dan Rybicky, a filmmaker and professor in Cinema Art and Science at Columbia College Chicago. Dan is also the co-director of the documentary "Almost There", an unflinching look at the aging years of outsider artist Peter Anton. Dan and his co-director Aaron Wickenden enter Peter's dilapidated house to take a look at his accumulating collection of art. But before they know it they find themselves not only knee deep in an over-whelming 8-year process of shooting footage, but they also inadvertently become part of Peter's life. Which becomes even more troubling when they are forced to deal with the harsh realities of Peter's past and current existence. It's a fascinating film, and we talk with Dan about not just the film itself, but also filmmaking as a whole, and how things have changed as both a director and teacher in the new digital age. Plus we delve into some grand questions about the future and some scary realizations about ourselves. Plus as we search for the world's largest pierogi, we also mention... Grey Gardens, Martin Scorsese, voyeurism, Henry Darger, Steve James, demanding stardom, very personal stories, Robert Zemeckis, Ordinary People, talking to the camera, Richard Linklater, isolation, the invasion of the selfie-stick, David Lynch, and a lot of cats, getting roped in, blurring the lines, 5 terabytes, are we crossing a line?, Slacker, a cautionary tale, Man on Wire, I'm not a project, three dumpsters full, look around in your neighborhood, in Korea, everyone is famous, great art isn't something jammed down your throat, do you stay impartial?, the ways that people document themselves, the fine line between hoarding and collecting, the age of the selfie, James Benning, can you help other people, every culture has a dumpling, bearing witness to our lives, John Sayles, the rhythm of what his life was like, adhering to the social norms, I was an intense kid, Werner Herzog, stop talking to us and Pringles. "I'm more interested in the conversations that happen after movies a lot of times, then the movies themselves." For info on "Almost There" as well as the trailer, go to: http://www.almostthereproject.com/
Prolific tattooist, teacher, and painter Shawn Barber joins us this week to share his thoughts on tattoos as an art form, his journey in the industry, and the roots of his work ethic and influences. This episode is brought to you by Lynda.com. Sign up for a 10-day free trial at www.lynda.com/tcp GUEST LINKS: Shawn's Website: http://sdbarber.com/ Shawn's FAQ: http://sdbarber.com/f-a-q-new-old/ Shawn's Twitter: https://twitter.com/shawndbarber Shawn's Instagram: http://instagram.com/shawndbarber/ Memoir Tattoo: http://www.memoirtattoo.com/ ------------------------------ Subscribe on iTunes: http://www.thecollectivepodcast.com/itunes Subscribe via RSS: http://www.thecollectivepodcast.com/rss Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thecollectivepodcast Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/thecpodcast ------------------------------ SHOW NOTES: Shige: http://www.yellowblaze.net/shige-full-body.html Jiro Dreams of Sushi: http://amzn.to/1B82X4a Kim Saigh: http://kimsaigh.com/ The Art Spirit: http://amzn.to/1zJoigw My Adventures as an Illustrator: http://amzn.to/1xDI3Yq Massive Black: http://massiveblack.com Ken Block: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Block Eat That Frog!: http://amzn.to/1i4yZXZ Reddit Documentaries: http://www.reddit.com/r/Documentaries/ Suggested Donation Podcast: http://www.suggesteddonationpodcast.com/ Marwencol: http://www.marwencol.com/ Henry Darger: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Darger Juxtapoz: http://juxtapoz.com/ “Nobody's going to hand you anything. We live in a world where you can literally do anything you want to do.” -Shawn Barber The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of their employers.
From the primitivist pederasty of Henry Darger’s ‘Realms of the Unreal‘, to Mark Hogancamp’s theraputic Marwencol dioramas, recent years have seen an ironic mainstreaming of ‘outsider art’. In a culture obsessed with commodifying novelty, a secretive graffiti tagger, self taught architect or precocious infant painter can be instantly thrown into the limelight. All that’s needed … Continue reading The Laugh laughing at the laugh – Tim & Eric – Culture File →
Jilly Allyn Stafford, collage artist and 916 Ink board member, is my guest for Episode 33. We chat about nomadic childhoods, drawing handless figures, Russian “Arian” Studies, Henry Darger and the Vivian Girls, volunteering for Vox, and Help-Portrait Sacramento. Help-Portrait is The post Episode 33: Jill Allyn Stafford appeared first on Serious Talk. Seriously..
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Movie Meltdown - Episode 242 Coming to you "live" from Movie Meltdown's presentation of "The Movie Geek Art Show!", we bring you snippets of opening night action as well as a full group discussion of not only this week's Sofa Theater feature "Beautiful Losers", but also conversations about drawing, painting, filmmaking and art in general. Plus we crossover into the musical arts as we sit down with members of the band "The Moonlight Peddlers" who are entertaining the crowd at the art show. And as we travel sideways in time, we also mention... Hilltop Tavern, Henry Darger, James Gunn, Exit Through the Gift Shop, Andrei Rublev, Mark Anthony Mulligan, Powder, watercolor dickgirls, hopes were dashed, missing Yak, perverting the task that you are given, painting horses, raising the dead, hanging around the Yeti camp, Grandmother taste, back-up beard, inventing a new genre of short film, the best selling book in Great Britian, Awww, it's a cute kitty... and it's horribly burned, John Cale, Harmony Korine, working for a major corporation, Camille Claudel, my mother was so rad... she would save every drawing I did, blood-splattered kitties, Rembrandt, Lanford Wilson, how much of it is just a process?, a red hair-ing, the repainted fresco, buying oriental rugs, If artists were a Mafia... that's what we'd be doing, Who's gonna take a Yak?, PG Porn, selling out, Stephen King... drugs... and the Bible, filmmaking post digital age, taking a baby's face, Shakespeare's first folio, Cinema Paradiso and Gremlins 2: The New Batch, encouraging art for adults, if I stay awake during a movie... it's a good movie, ernest Yeti stories, heir to a condiment fortune and an kitten named Basil going to a cathouse. "The way movies represent artists... is that they're all just geniuses - and stuff just comes pouring out of them."
Listen to Michael Moon talk about artist Henry Darger.
Gary Wolfe checks in from Readercon in Burlingham MA and brings guests Elizabeth Hand and Peter Straub to the table. This time we discuss: the art of the novella why Readercon is worth attending outsider art, Henry Darger, crypto-aviation, and all sorts of other neat stuff. We hope you enjoy it as always and will see you next weekend!
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