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A photo from Iceland...

#squinty #iceland #niceland #sun #lovelove

Okay so I am attempting to pull away from facebook.. It haven’t posted on this thing for about a year so I don’t really have a great track record already..

But alas I need a place I can brain dump and maybe even make friends..

So consider this the way for me to break the ice...

sebago lake with t- cm.p

garden summer -photos by cm.p

From the album Hot Dreams available now on Arts & Crafts. https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/hot-dreams/id795505616

I can not stop listening to this album......

Train Station in Portland and then the rest of the photos Vancouver, WA outside of Pete's house.

Out the window scenery, train ride from Emeryville, CA to Portland, OR

nationalmediamuseum

Medical research in a sound proof room, 1969, Roy Spencer © Daily Herald / National Media Museum, Bradford / SSPL

A photograph of a student, Nina Morrison, sitting in a sound proof room. She is wearing goggles which can vary the intensity of light and listening to a bleep machine. She is helping with research to test a theory that sight and sound sensory systems leak information to each other.

A collection of scores and original compositions by Juan Hidalg.

"Ukanga", a serial-structural composition for five chamber ensembles.

As well as interviews and sound documentary.

From the first installment of the monograph dedicated to Jaun Hidalgo. Features interviews with Esther Ferrer, Rubén Figaredo and Henar Rivére.

"Juan Hidalgo embodies the spirit of the avant-garde movement, with his constant striving to eliminate barriers and push back the boundaries of creation. He originally trained as a musician, but his open-mindedness to creativity turned him into a multimedia artist who feels equally at home with poetry and plastic arts as with music, and who expresses himself through books, texts, musical compositions, postal art, events and performances, objectual art and photography. His versatility as regards materials attests to the paramount importance he lends to the concept in his poetical creations, which are filled with humour, sex, irony and demystification. For Hidalgo genres are something permeable, with the attitude adopted to the creative fact being the important issue. When foregrounding conceptual aspects, any support is just as valid. One might even say he is a mannerist artist. "