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This looks cool. Nhóm Đọc: The Poetics of Space (Gaston Bachelard, 1958)… ‘Căn nhà–là chốn riêng tư nhất trong các không gian, “bảo vệ người mơ” và vì thế với
More17 Oct | ‘Nhóm Đọc: The Poetics of Space (Gaston Bachelard, 1958)’ at Sàn Art
Something cool happened. This was at the virtual event, SF Zine Festival. This was on Tuesday. Michael Bridgett, Jr., aka ‘Mike Dynamo,’ talked about making S P A C E.
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AT LAST, the picture of our guests at ‘N’ Hanoi: NARRATIVE. What stories do we tell to the world? Which ones do we tell ourselves? In this brief encounter, 16
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‘MILLENIALS. I just…’ ‘…’ ‘No.’ ‘Hm?’ ‘Can’t work with them.’ ‘Hm?’ ‘You know. People in their thirties, for example. Mostly those ones. They get all weirded out and want to
A Q&A WITH ERLING SKORPEN, a jazz artist, on what makes something intriguing. ‘When you listen to a concert, and you notice that the musicians are really into what they’re doing. When you can feel the energy in the room, and there exists a special atmosphere there. That’s the feeling that best describes intrigue for us.’
… MoreOn quality and intrigue, a conversation with line and music
GUEST POST FROM SANDRO GISLER. ‘I TREASURE the shouts, blurbs, dinner table fragments just as much. And likewise, the glimpses into the souls and lives of those I’m connected with through social media. Whom I would not see at a campfire or a dinner table any time soon.’ … MoreGuest Post: ‘Sharing Stories’
NORMALITY. A quality that can only exist in reference to other things – the past, other people, abstracted rules. A quality of the self-conscious ‘I’ rather than the present ‘I.’ As a substitute for balance, it’s a quality forever at war with itself. … MoreWhat’s normal? by ‘N’ Phnom Penh
Editor’s note: First published in S P A C E in 2017, this short Q&A about the creative process still rings true today to those of us at DK who remain