#peter rose

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Peter Rose, {1975} Study in Diachronic Motion

[dare-g]

Incantation (1972)

[verdiprati]

Met Capriccio on YouTube

I can’t make the embedding work but for those who are always on the lookout for full operas on YouTube, here’s Strauss’s Capriccio (Met 2010) with Renée Fleming, Sarah Connolly, Russell Braun, Joseph Kaiser, and Peter Rose. I don’t know how aggressively the Met goes after such things but I’m thinking this probably won’t be online for long.

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PETER ROSE + PARTNER: Kripalu Housing, Stockbridge, Massachusetts

https://www.detail-online.com/blog-article/living-as-a-state-of-mind-housing-tower-for-the-kripalu-centre-for-yoga-health-by-peter-rose-partners-25197/

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[10oclockdot]

Notable expressions of spacetime in art:

Sort of a follow-up to this post on motion studies, featuring:

David Hockney, Noya and Bill Brandt with Self Portrait, 1982, polaroid collage, 26x26 in Fong Qi Wei, Time is a Dimension - Cable Cars Sunset, 2013, digital photocollage of 2-4 hrs Giacomo Balla, Disgregazione x velocità, penetrazione dinamiche d'automobile, 1913, gouache and ink on paper, 68x96 cm Jay Mark Johnson, Taichi Motion Study #33, 2006, photograph, 120 x 265 cm Dawoud Bey, Candida and Her Mother, Celia, II, 1994 Ivan Forde, Transformation, 2013 Peter Rose, The Man Who Could Not See Far Enough [four screencaps from part four], 1981, film, 32m Ray K. Metzker, Trolley Stop, 1966, gelatin silver prints Jiyen Lee, River Flows in You p.1, 2012, pigment print on aluminum plate, 180x120 cm Evan Penny, Panagiota - Conversation #1, Variation #2, 2008

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The Man Who Could Not See Far Enough (1981)

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Peter Rose, {1972} Incantation

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Dimensional Excursions (2019)