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Incidentally, Kazuo was once asked where the eyes were located. He replied that the body is so covered with them that it’s virtually impossible to count them all.

Butoh performer Yoshito Ohno on his father Kazuo Ohno in Kazuo Ohno’s World: From Without & Within (2004, pg. 40). (via odofemi)

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Where do creative people come from? On Beginnings, two fledgling comedians talk origins with professional creators and others just starting out, and hopefully answer their parents’ question, “What are you doing?” John Lee, along with his co-producer Vernon Chatman and their production/art collective PFFR, have created some of the weirdest and funniest television of the past decade. Wonder Showzen, a show that shoved absurdity, politics and social commentary into a nonsensical children’s show ran on MTV2 for two seasons and Xavier: Renegade Angel, a psychosexual spirit quest wrapped up in fast-paced absurdity and N64 graphics was an Adult Swim hit. Among other projects, John currently executive produces and directs Jon Glaser’s show Delocated. A few weeks ago we sat down with John at his house in Brooklyn to discuss paper videogames, Occupy Wall Street, Jim Jarmusch, Ewok dogs, being open to randomness, and Gordon Lish. Mark maybe gets a job! Both of us mutate into giggling fanboys! It’s fun! John’s favorite thing: The needlepoint he created listing the characteristics of good writing devised by author Gordon Lish: Eagle-eyed viewers (cherries) may be able to spot this piece among the set dressing of PFFR’s six-part miniseries The Heart, She Holler, debuting November 6th on Adult Swim! Permalink (Right-click, “Save As”) RSS Feed iTunes

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