David Lynch gave us the language we needed to better articulate the indescribable strangeness of our shared reality. “Lynchian” is so overused because it’s a viscerally understandable word without any known synonyms. I can’t imagine a more beautiful artistic legacy than that.
"Some thoughts are just more interesting than others. I’ll have an idea to go get a cup of coffee, for instance. Or for a scene in a film. Or for making a chair. This is why daydreaming is so important to me. All the thoughts just flow."—David Lynch
Good night David Lynch.
Just announced!
Howard Smith & Sarah Kernochan’s
MARJOE (1972), selected and introduced by Liz Brown @evcbrown
Tuesday, January 14
@2220arts
“An outrageous, disturbing black comedy.” -Amos Vogel
link.dice.fm/yYKb3BqBnPb?sha…
The bird based colour system that eventually became Pantone. An effort to describe the diversity of birds led to one of the first modern colour systems ….this is wonderful. ( well I think so)
“So much of the human brain is devoted to language. How limiting, how pathetic even, to have evolved toward speaking rather than sensing. An evolutionary wrong turn: the limits of talking, the circling and circling in a tank too small—in a tank at all.”
theatlantic.com/books/archiv…
The “micro forest” movement (aka the Miyawaki Method) is taking off in LA. Here’s a website w/step-by-step info for establishing a micro forest in your backyard, on a median strip, or pretty much anywhere. Lots of great resources. #microforest#miyawakilamicroforests.com/
May 1933: students in German universities plan to burn a long list of books deemed “un-German.” Helen Keller, whose own book is on this list, writes an open letter to the students a day before the burning takes place.