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He built himself a house, his foundations, his stones, his walls, his roof overhead, his chimney and smoke, his view from the window. He made himself a garden, his fence, his thyme, his earthworm, his evening dew. He cut out his bit of sky above. And h...
Freezing and Finding Episode 1: With a rich, varied and immersive listening experience, in the latest of his Slow Radio Sound Walks, as the winter draws and the snows threaten, Horatio Clare follows Greenland’s Arctic Circle Trail from the west coast of the country towards the vast ice-sheet. In a series of alien worlds, the
• “Walkie Talkie Dream Garden”, by Dafna Naphtali (2018) Thursday, 26 Sep 2019, 6-8PM Meet just inside the gate to East River State Park at Kent and N. 8th Street For the fourth and final installment of Summer Soundwalks 2019 we head across the East River — but just barely — to the Williamsburg waterfront, for
The gardens at Waddesdon feature predominantly marble sculptures depicting human, animal, mythological, and allegorical figures that structure pathways and focal points within the landscape. These sculptures interact with natural processes like algae, lichen growth, and insect habitation, emphasizing themes of growth, decay, and the passage of time.
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