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tba:
if you’re interested in doing a performance together w/ my orchestration, meet me at the AFO building at 1 PM this Wednesday. Bring a mirror or two….like a large make-up compact. And your cellphones. I will also be posting some videos tonight for you to consider. I’d like to use the large windows w/ shutters as a framing device.
More soon. Also fill me in on any ideas you want to pursue. - Justin
Justin! We are definitely interested in collaborating with you on the performance. BUT leslie leaves right after our 8-12 class to head home, she’s going on vacation thurs. Could we maybe do this next week instead?
-us
Next week is fine. Perhaps even preferable. Keep an eye out for the remix I am posting tonight. I think and hope you will like it.
on friday at the anderson gallery opening my friends and i met chris. she wanted to buy a painting by one of her friends james sham who is chinese. each of james paintings is assigned a task instead of a monetary value. her price was to have breakfast with fifty asians. i was so excited to help, right away i was immediately drawn to this concept. james reminds me of some of the unconventionalism and new ideas we read about in our text. he definitely makes the buyer feel a part of the art, and now each person the buyer comes in contact with can also share in the piece, all the while sharing in something completely new together, even groundbreaking as no experience will be the same, and james name of course gets to float around. i would love to do something random like this just because that i can, but i love how james is really intentional with his direction, and then suddenly something which seems meaningless has so much purpose. breakfast was so much fun, even more than i had expected! were already facebook friends haha=] chris seems like someone i could definitely hang out with, kind of like how when a group of people meet for the first time and it feels like everyone has known each other forever. another little incident that turns out to be life changing..
in some ways i feel like the art is what is really behind this painting, the meetings with other people. to me this is a great example of how the art is never really finished, it is always evolving, being reinvented, and multidimensional.
Vampire Weekend: “Oxford Comma”
With a slight nod to the films of Wes Anderson.