iScape Nippon: Shishiodoshi (Audio)

Every week or so a share of original sounds recorded in Japan this past October. Listen, glisten to sounds of gardens, crowd, radio, and western worship.

Track 5: Sound of the oldest shishiodoshi in the garden of Shisendo, Kyoto

iScape Nippon: Kyoto Supermarket (Audio)

Every week or so a share of original sounds recorded in Japan this past October. Listen, glisten to sounds of gardens, crowd, radio, and western worship.

Track 4: Ambient music of a supermarket in Arashiyama, Kyoto. You can hear in the background doors opening and shutting. Stop in the name of love!

PBStencil

Piece for the supportof the Public Broadcasting Service which is currently under fire

Bahbel: Donde estan las mujeres (Audio)

Because some poetry deserves to cross the borders of nations and languages.

Donde estan las mujeres is an interpretation of Ou sont les femmes (english version) written by Jean Michel Jarre and Patrick Juvet, 1977.

Ou sont les femmes
Avec leurs gestes pleins de charme

Ou sont les femmes
Ou sont les femmes

iScape Nippon: Ikebukuro (Audio)

Every week or so a share of original sounds recorded in Japan this past October. Listen, glisten to sounds of gardens, crowd, radio, and western worship.

Track 3: Mix of the different moods and sounds in the vicinity of Ikebukuro station, Tokyo

Jesus is a tronc, he has some morpion on we see his caleçon

The Dream

iScape Nippon: Yodobashi Camera (Audio)

Every week or so a share of original sounds recorded in Japan this past October. Listen, glisten to sounds of gardens, crowd, radio, and western worship.

Track 2: In this second episode of the Nippon travels, you are transported to the Tokyo neighborhood of Shinjuku at the corner of the famous Yodobashi Camera store. The largest camera store in the world? The most entertaining, definitely.

High Five for Dada

Armand, Krismix, and Alcyde got together in Paname this past week-end for some artorism action.

First, visit and critics of the Dada exhibit at the Musee Beaubourg. For those with only five minutes to spare for art and others who simply do not have taste, here is what to say at your next social event:

"No one has such a disruptive use of lined color as Jean Crotti in his Mystere Acatene at the Dada exhibit. C'est exquis."

"The late collages of Matisse are truly a remake of Jean Arp's Projet pour Cinema. Evidemment."

"Bruce Conner's Starfinger Angel really saved my day at the Big Bang. Merci Bruce!"

The highlight of the exhibition actually took place in the men's restrooms which housed the latest Dada piece. The CAAG d'Elrah improvised a Duchamp revival piece a la Bansky on one of the men's urinal; it is called Duchamp Aux Chiottes!

Second, the long expected Super 8 festival will happen on January 6th at 8:30pm in Paris, location to be specified soon. Let us know if you want to participate or just attend the projections. The name of the festival is MA8H, which stands for Manifestation Artistique en Super Huit.

Keep you posted.

iScape Nippon: Yoyogi Park (Audio)

Every week or so a share of original sounds recorded in Japan this past October. Listen, glisten to sounds of gardens, crowd, radio, and western worship.

Track 1: Recording in the main alley of Yogogi Park leading to the Meiji Shrine. Yoyogi-koen, Tokyo

Il est Lundi

Il est lundi
Je suis dimanche
Monday
Sunday

Aujourd'hui c'est l'eclispe complete et fatale
Du soleil rougeoyant dans les lunaires canals

Comme un gant

Une chaussette
a l'envers
c est chaud
l'hiver