Right after the Shakespearian intro and just before making the entrance and taking the stage, one should check Keith Johnstone’s Improvisation and the theatre. Just in case, so you don’t forget your lines or hit the wrong note in the upcoming performance. At first glance Impro seems like an ordinary piece but …
Humans, as we are still referred to these days, are somehow shifting all real time experiences to something slightly different. Reinventing real life experiences and relocating senses to a new platform, has a very simple logic behind the shift – people want to be part of everything and have loads …
Fresh air and exertion is often not the case when one is in search of continuous motion of the spirit. Or as Thomas Mann puts it in his wonderful novel Death in Venice: » … the writer had been unable, even after lunch, to stop that continued revolution of that innermost …
How long would it take you to scroll down your thoughts, best-loved movies list, lifetime achievements, favorite song lyrics, books read, emotions expressed through words, all the criticism and appraisals, photos taken, hello’s and goodbye’s, … According to BBC Future, big answers demand big questions. This is the infographic work on …
Timeless and beautiful. In Hiroshi Sugimoto’s work, science is returned to the service of art. If you take a good look you will recognize the story behind every project and notice that Sugimoto is a quiet and persevering explorer of fascinating small details in the world which most of us …
A perfect idea and execution can communicate things as complex as love when a straight line falls in love with a dot. The animated movie titled “The Dot and the Line: a Romance in Lower Mathematics” from 1965 was directed by Juck Jones (author of Bugs Bunny and Road Runner). The …