Noli Me Tangere: notes on Dana Gingras’s Coil
Dance can give form to our collective search for meaning. Its existence is evidence of the body as a repository for knowledge, a technology for the storage of memory.
Overwritten
Freud believed that the temporal space between experience and memory is what constitutes time. This is significant for our age because events seem to become memories more rapidly than they once did.
String Theory: in conversation with Emmanuel Jacob Lacopo
“I’ve always felt like I’ve had all these different identities living within myself, all these amazing moments and people who have shaped how I view music.”
The Love of The Game
Human beings devise complicated systems of rules in order to regulate behaviours that rarely conform to predictable outcomes. But you can’t lose if you literally construct reality on the fly.
There Will Be Blood: in conversation with Alexei Kolakis-Landon
“Everything I do is punk,” says Alexei Kolakis-Landon. “Even when I try to do something elegant and clean and all that, it still turns out fucking punk.”
The Glitch Issue
Everyone understands what a glitch is, and yet there is no conclusive origin for the word. A predictable malfunction in a mechanical device is called a “bug.” A glitch is an extraordinary convergence of whimsical and terrible.
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