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Pëtr Kropotkin:The Spirit of Revolt. There are periods in the life of human society when revolution becomes an imperative necessity, when it proclaims itself as inevitable. New ideas germinate everywhere, seeking to force their way into the light, to find an application in life; everywhere they are opposed by the inertia of those whose interest it is to maintain the old order; they suffocate in the stifling atmosphere of prejudice and traditions. The accepted ideas of the constitution of the State, of the laws of social equilibrium, of the political and economic interrelations of citizens, can hold out no longer against the implacable criticism which is daily undermining them whenever occasion arises, — in drawing room as in cabaret, in the writings of philosophers as in daily conversation. The need for a new life becomes apparent. The code of established morality, that which governs the greater number of people in their daily life, no longer seems sufficient.
Such periods demand revolution. The answer is easy. La Fabrique du Libre - Espace numérique de partage des savoirs autour de l’informatique libre et écologique. Musical @ Takis. 1979. Viralnet.net::Home and Garden::Deborah Aschheim. Encounter The LAX theme building looked so beautiful encased in scaffolding. For the two years of the renovation I made all my flights out of LAX, even though I live closer to Burbank. two columbus If you lived in New York, you grew up calling Edward Durell Stone's Huntington Hartford the lollipop building. Tom Wolfe said there is scarcely anyone living under the age of 60 who ever set foot in the original museum. I never did. I miss it terribly now that it is gone. tent of tomorrow Janet and Virgil and I rode the subway out to Flushing Corona Meadows to visit the 1964 World’s Fair ruins.
Unisphere Mom: I remember the big globe Me: I have a picture of you standing in front of it. Nakagin I need to see Kisho Kurokawa's Nakagin Capsule Tower before it is demolished. Prentice I was teaching in New England and it snowed every week but the school had a great architecture library, so I read everything I could about Bertram Goldberg. Corn cobs capitol capitol 2 gulf life needle ambassador century union. The Tree, by Nazim Ozel. In the early 1980s Nazim Ozel first conceived the idea for what was to become the Tree. Walking in a Colorado woodland area, he came across a fallen evergreen. On the spur of the moment, he used some fishing line he had with him to run strings from dry branch to dry branch all along the tree.
In an impromptu performance attended only by himself and his walking companion, he gave a quiet woodland concert on the stretched strings. Nazim Ozel For some time after that Nazim carried in his head the notion of a string instrument based on the natural form of a tree. Twenty years later, the larger and more fully realized instrument you see here has come into being.
This current version of the instrument is about six feet high, six feet wide, and twelve feet long. Many hundreds of stringscover the branches of Nazim Ozel's Tree. As for tuning, Nazim thinks in terms of free tonal music. Contact Nazim Ozel at nazimozel@yahoo.com. Compose Mail - donia.jrbchi - Gmail. Dataisnature. Journal of Sonic Studies. Drawing ARCHITECTURE. Drawing ARCHITECTURE. An Acoustic Lyrical Mechanism. Tumblr - paavo. Machinefabriek | Gratis muziek, tourneedata, foto's, video's. RIXC. Documentary: John Luther Adams - A Sonic Geography of Alaska. Bruit - Introduction. Bibliography - istanbul soundscapes. Découvrez les cartes de bruit en animation | Conseil général du Val-de-Marne. ZONE OF THE FREE.