Dear Anonymous, I wish you were not so shy. I would like to tell my friends why this piece brought tears to your eyes, but now they will just have to guess.
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The Upanishads
The Upanishads from my friend Tom from the UPANISHADS from Tom Cowan on Vimeo . Tom and I have a friendship which goes back to 1962! Al...
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Eat. Sleep. Dive. A simple, monastic existence for 15 days. Breakfast at 7.30am, freediving from around 10.30am to 2.30pm, return to shore... -
Darko has recently introduced me to multimedia artist Maria Korporal. Of Dutch origin, Maria lived in Italy for many years but she has... -
Many years ago over a period of 5 years, I made 3 short films which were intended as companion pieces: "My Belle" "Hey Marc...
This is truly wonderful stuff to witness and would be even better to experience for real in a market. I did post a couple of examples like this on Facebook. They took place in a supermarket in Italy where the 'shelf stackers', 'deli servers' and some 'customers' turned out to be opera singers. What a great pity it is we never see anything like this in Australia.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly would be wonderful if it could happen in the supermarket here in Kyneton David.
ReplyDeleteIt's happened in Melbourne. So delightful, and so profoundly moving to see! The more obscure the place the more surprising and uplifting methinks!
ReplyDeleteIt seems a number were done at Richie's IGA in Dromana, and one at Southern Cross station. But some of them are edited with comments or reflections of visitors interviewed, not as good as those productions which are "unfolding" events without commentary.
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