I listened to "Interstices" by Terre Thaemlitz recently. I remember giving it a go in 2008, and I remembered it as too weird and too unlistenable. However, years have passed. Despite my hard feelings toward the album, I bought a physical copy of it when I had an occasion and now, when I'm listening to the old CDs, I decided to give it a go too. I was surprised how much it resembles vaporwave. And how approachable it is now. The artist was ahead of the time.

#TerreThaemlitz #vaporwave #music

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https://comatonse.bandcamp.com/track/genrecide-i-wish-trickyd-die-any-way-i-hope

#TerreThaemlitz #glitchMusic #glitch

"How to make #institutions more liveable, more inventive and self-critical? How to promote emancipation and horizontality in #schools and museums? These are among the practical aims of Ce que Laurence Rassel nous fait faire, a book of conversations with Laurence Rassel, director of the #Erg (école de recherche graphique) in Brussels. [...] In 2018, a group of three Brussels and Paris-based visual artists—Agathe Boulanger, Signe Frederiksen and Jules Lagrange—started a year-long conversations with Laurence, exploring her social and educational background, her ways of working, and examining the tools she applies in her daily practice of running institutions: feminism, the open source and free software movements, and the institutional psychotherapy developed by #FrançoisTosquelles and #JeanOury in the psychiatric field around the mid-20th century.
Defining Laurence Rassel as a curator, an activist or an educator, is over-simplifying. Rather, she is a practitioner who thinks with others, and with what she has learned from #ChrisMarker, #DonnaHaraway, #TerreThaemlitz, #XavierLeRoy, #OctaviaButler, #FélixGuattari or #IsabelleStengers, to name only a few."
Friday 6 March 2020 - 20:00
https://rile.space/projects?is=ce-que-laurence-rassel-nous-fait-faire