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AMA & Inverse AMA with @july starts now! Excited to see the questions for him and the questions he asks others. July is currently working on Faust full time and was previously at Kitty Hawk. He also recently became a dad!!
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@july really grateful for your presence on WC! I’ve learned a lot from your casts and interactions with other people. What are you proud of?
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I'm really proud of my parents, I'm incredibly proud of all my friends, former colleagues from Kitty Hawk, i'm incredibly proud of all the parents out there with kids (its tough) I'm proud of what I've done in the past 10 years, I'm proud already of whats to come, I'm proud whenever anyone puts their heart behind it
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also do you want me to ask you a question @kugusha.eth?
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Sure, let’s do it
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In Marina Abramović’s memoir she says: “I read a statement of Bruce Nauman's: “Art is a matter of life and death.” It sounds melodramatic, but it's so true. This was exactly how it was for me” Why do you think she thinks art is a matter of life or death? Do you think that is the case?
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She's a performance artist, which means that she can't stage or rehearse anything; all objects, emotions and actions are real. Using herself as on object &/or subject, she puts herself in danger every time, but there's simply no other way. It's her charm and the greater mission.
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I got to see MA stage Bach's Goldberg Variations at Park Ave Armory (one of my favorite spaces in NYC). The piano made a revolution around the audience while we laid in beach chairs in pitch black. A living clock. https://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/06/arts/music/marina-abramovic-and-igor-levit-variation-on-goldberg.html
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Goals! How did you feel being present there?
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So, very interesting: It was not by any means the best performance of this piece I've heard, and also the space and setting diminished the music's acoustic impact. On the other hand, the experience made such an impression in my memory that I can still relive it even now. Much more than other performances. Great art?
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you tell me as they say :) but such a strong imprint could be a positive signal for a great artistic (opposite to musical) performance.
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Yeah it's a real question for me actually – whether the aesthetic excellence or the aesthetic impact is more core to "art". It obviously depends on how you define the word. On this note, there is a chapter in Arendt Human Condition that has stuck with me very much lately. ... /art X /book-clubs collab stream?
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Absolutely, let’s do it Haven’t read it, but willing to commit for a discussion!
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Just realized this happened in /july Should def be a trilaboration: /art 🤝 /book-clubs 🤝 /july
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