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Category Archives: Art
The Song Of the Martyrs
All our lives, all of usWhose bones you haveClimbed on– were all our lives wasted?– were we martyred toFinish with all formsOf slavery forever – onlyTo witness our offspringComplacent and bought offWith scraps – to seeWorkmen and womenDivided? O as … Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged Art Bears, Chris Cutler, Dagmar Krause, Etienne Conod, Fred frith
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How Does a Yellowhammer Sing?
About two years ago, I had blogged about a rare concert by Brian Eno and friends and family members at the Acropolis in Athens which took place under very concerning circumstances. So far unseen wildfires had approached the outskirts of … Continue reading
Grace and Humility
I am grateful that the French/German channel ARTE provides footage of the concert of Brian and Roger Eno at the Acropolis in Athens of August 4. The circumstances, in times of Covid, the most terrifying heat wave in Athens since … Continue reading
Is Salvator Mundi Leonardo’s?
Earlier this week, a new record was set for an artist’s painting. Four-hundred million bucks plus fees for (allegedly) Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi (about 1500) were offered by a (yet) unknown bidder in the Postwar and Contemporary (sic) Art … Continue reading
Bazm wa Razm
Update below I have written about the two Kharraqan towers before, see here. Both had been heavily damaged in a 2002 earthquake. They are located about one km west to the village of Hisar-i Valiasr and 33 km west to … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Iran, Uncategorized
Tagged Great Seljuq, Islamic art, Metropolitan Museum of Art
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