The visual brain involved in hearing echoes… Echolocation in bats and men…
Category: Body
Duchamp’s Dao – Making An Art of Himself
The Art Newspaper recently republished an interview with Marcel Duchamp by the Belgian director Jean Antoine done in 1966 (two years before Duchamp’s death), but the transcript was only available in English in 1993, when it was first published. Duchamp here set
Silence as Art – The Art of Space
Artists again led the way … science has only just caught up…
Is The Internet Conscious? Could It Be?
The short answer is
Too Much Science Is Bad For Art? Gabriel Orozco Thinks So
Gabriel Orozco’s installation in the de la Cruz collection, Miami, Florida
Although he keeps up on the latest science, the Mexican artist Gabriel Orozco is careful to keep a distance.
When Einstein Met le Corbusier – What Went Wrong?
What is it about physics that so intimidates? Or is it just Einstein?
Le Corbusier recalled his visit to Princeton in 1946 to meet the Nobel laureate:
Who Are Kiki & Booba? 98% of the People in the World Agree
So? But for sure 98% of the people in the world care – yes? Well, it’s just that Kiki and Booba may really be the Adam and Eve of our language.
Teaching Is Like Broadcasting?
“I can see often, clearly in my head, a broadcasting booth, soundproof in glass, sitting at the head of a classroom. And on each student desk sits a radio, everyone tuned in to a different wavelength.”
Confucius Is Finicky – How To Live
If his mat was not straight, he did not sit on it.
I am not making it up
Edward Twitchell Hall – Who?
Edward T. Hall (1924 – 2009) whose death