Sublime
@sublime
our very own think-in-bio
Sublime
@sublime
our very own think-in-bio
What did you encounter this year that truly moved you?
Reading about Michel Majerus painting during the first internet era.
It reminded me how alive the AI era feels when I’m making things.
Marc, Founder of Danger Testing
What did you encounter this year that truly moved you?
I had the chance to attend Frieze Soul, where I encountered The Language of The Enemy, an exhibition by Adrián Villar Rojas which occupied all four floors of the Art Sonje Center: “Emerging at a moment when humanity teeters at the edge of its own continuity, Villar Rojas’s work inhabits the liminal space between extinction and inheritance.” — ANU, WHAT'S ANU
What did you encounter this year that truly moved you?
I think about “Guitar” by Mac DeMarco, an incredibly unadorned album that’s one of the realest things I’ve ever heard, and a daily listen for half the year. The songs are great and the guitar playing deliberately basic and emotive (try “Punishment” and “Nothing At All”) while Mac lays bare his heartache. The whole album has an honesty and authenticity worth aspiring to whatever your practice.
What did you encounter this year that truly moved you?
"Four Talks" by Laurie Anderson at the Hirschhorn Museum in Washington D.C. A full room installation in which every surface is painted on with wisdom/provocative jokes. Monumental in terms of actual size, as well as the three-dimensional way it represents an artist's brain. What it can/look/feel/be like when you let go into the dream.
- Yancey Strickler
What did you encounter this year that truly moved you?
I think about "Guitar" by Mac DeMarco, an incredibly unadorned album that's one of the realest things I've ever heard, and a daily listen for half the year. The songs are great and the guitar playing deliberately basic and emotive (try "Punishment" and "Nothing At All") while Mac lays bare his heartache. The whole album has an honesty and authenticity worth aspiring to whatever your practice.
- Yancey Strickler
Last fall, I ran a half marathon through New York City with 200 strangers. Two hundred crazies in running shorts treating the streets like our personal track. A local running club organized it the night before the NYC Marathon for everyone who didn't get in. We met near 125th with no course markings or finish line. Just a handful of checkpoints and
... See moreSeeing Helen Pashgian at The Getty. It’s raining in Los Angeles and I’m crying at the museum. Uncommon for me, but apparently not so uncommon for this installation. I wandered in by accident, but once I was there, I couldn’t tell you how long I stayed, in awe of what was unfolding in front of me. A great Light and Space artwork, Pashgian’s
... See moreAttending Derrick Gee's 'Radio Hour' in Berlin.
Derrick Gee is a music critic, who hosts IRL 'radio hours': a mix between a listening session, live podcast and talk show. There were 100 or so of us sitting in this cozy, large auditorium in complete silence, listening to a playlist of songs curated by Derrick, interspersed with spoken word essays
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