CONTENT ADVISORY:The following recording contains content that may not be appropriate for all audiences [drug use, sex, violence]. Discretion is advised.

From Ke Francis, "Plague-Time Cosmetology," 2020, hardbound book illustrated with digital prints made from scanned traditional media print works and two color engravings from hand-engraved plate. Text and images by Ke Francis, published by Hoopsnake Press, Tupelo, MS. © Ke Francis and Hoopsnake Press.

Ke Francis: Plague-Time Cosmetology

The Breathing Effect (forthcoming Alphapup artists) bring their vision to Los Angeles' Beat Scene with their Jazz infused creations. This is their gorgeous cover of The Light Brigade's Baba Yaga.

Baba Yaga (Breathing Effect Cover)

2014 - "Under"

#573: what color you love.. sublime one.. 

(note) i basically mastered how to make piano score.. so i made piano score of "Kohi"; #2.. i think it is nice.. very happy : ) however, it takes a lot of time to make the score.  anyway, i will make some scores of my best tunes and share them with you.. : )
BTW, i re-uploaded top image.. happy if you like it..

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Love Is Blue  - #573

Split mixtape album of <a href="http://www.zacharyspears.com">DJ Wook</a> and <a href="http://thisco.net/artistas/scifiindustries.htm">Sci Fi Industries</a> in similar electronica style. This is co-released with <a href="http://thisco.net/">Thisco Records</a>, they have limited edition tapes available! Cover photo by Lesley Young.

Sci Fi Industries - Detailed Knack

Faust / NWW – It Will Take Time

For the Jewish Museum exhibition "Roberto Burle Marx: Brazilian Modernist" on view May 6 - September 18, 2016, Arto Lindsay composed a soundscape in response to the landscape designs of Burle Marx, exploring aspects of shaping, patterning, and movement. Three sound sources, acoustic, electronic, and recorded nature sounds, play at intervals throughout the gallery. 

Arto Lindsay - Butterflies, Molasses (2016)

Ostin - Dream

An audio tour in English and Spanish for the Brooks and CazaTeatro's "reverse parade" celebrating The Day of the Dead. / Un recorrido de audio en inglés y español para el "desfile inverso" de Brooks y CazaTeatro que celebra el Día de Muertos.

1 Bienvenidos y introducción

The Brooks Museum history:
When the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, first named the Brooks Memorial Art Gallery, opened its doors in 1916, the collection included just a handful of art works.  
Today the museum's holdings have grown to nearly 9,000 significant art objects across world cultures and millennia of history. Much of the art acquired during the museum’s first two decades were paintings by popular American artists of that period such as Cecilia Beaux, Edward Redfield, and William Merritt Chase. Through the years, with the addition of many notable gifts and purchases, the collection is now encyclopedic in scope. 

The first important purchase was the acquisition of 38 Old Master paintings from Warner S. McCall of Saint Louis in 1943. A few years later, Dr. Louis Levy gifted the institution over 1,000 prints from his personal collection; these works form the foundation of the Brooks’ expansive holdings of works on paper. In 1960 the Samuel H. Kress Foundation gave the museum one of its most significant gifts to date, a group of superb Italian masterpieces. This was followed by Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Dixon’s gift of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings. 

Other important gifts came from the collections of AutoZone corporation, Morrie A. Moss, and Mrs. Julie Isenberg. In addition, purchases by museum support groups such as Art Today, the Decorative Arts Trust, and the Brooks League have greatly expanded the scope of the museum’s holdings. The collection, which offers a broad survey of the history of art, now ranges from the works of ancient Pre-Columbian cultures to the forefront of the contemporary world.The Memphis Brooks Museum of Art’s permanent collection of paintings highlights Italian Renaissance and Baroque as well as British, French Impressionists, and 20th century artists.

Ke Francis: Plague-Time Cosmetology

Brooks Museum of Art

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