Art Delay on a Saturday

This is an art delay.

A happening of dadaic Kente proportions. I have been listening to Zadie Smith perhaps too much today.

And also go search out Khensani Mohlatlole if you arent familiar with her work or otherwise. 

Also saw a lot of Kyoto. Was not good, waaaaay too many rude ppl.

Autumn leaves at Tenjuan Kyoto (2012, CC2.0)  (5.6 MB) Krorokeroro

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Shara-aji and the audacity of it all

 Currently working on the next installment of the Moving Image, and hosting some buffoon who doesnt understand/cannot wrap their head around the concept of infinite, and thus, busy bee.

Then because I'm really smart, I'm going off to Kyoto on Monday and hopefully, I can go people watching. If my shit isn't up by then, this will go up instead.

As for what I discovered this week, Shara-aji! The audacious peasant rebellion of the late 17th century. There is stuff in the 1700s, which I have discussed here, but it is the GKTC mentioned here elsewhere otherwise as well in other contexts and adjacaent frameworks.

Shigeru ban and architectural stuff

 This week in i have no time nor patience on the preceding afternoon: 

Shigeru Ban apparently made a whole church out of paper products.

Architectural poetics or something.

And I apparently also looked up a bunch of stuff abut roof gables and shingles from the Asuka and the Nara period, whilst visiting Nara at the Houryuji temple so that was fun.

You also have to pay like 4 times the price for the visitors book, so not that financially appealing really. But the local stuff in the area is fantastic, and if you like art and architecture, recommend you have a look at least.

Cool Arty-FARTY

I'm thinking about art a lot recently. Mostly how despotic AI is and how anti-intellectualism has crept back into the fascistic despotic google sphere.

Heres some cool art:

Wooden fish carvings on the Gakudō, Shinshō-ji, ( 2008, CC2.0) sodai gomi

And now, I feel like death warmed up.~

Cool Qrt

The spelling came out that way so Im going with it.

Six Persimmons (c.1299, PD) Muqi

Crane (c.1799, PD) Ito Jakuchu

have some Jakuchu and Mu Qi.

Thats all.

Cool Art

 Heres some cool art:

Nagasaki - View of Degima (June 1859, PD) Abel Anthony James Gower

Gower was an amateur photographer in Bakumatsu Japan. This is most likely a trip to see the old Dutch trading grounds of the Dutch trading house which was and is important for historians of European-Japanese trading relations.

Work

 Work has decided that for some reason, both this and next weekend have workdays on the weekend so Ive taken the opportunity to get my life-work balance completely fucked whilst doing spring cleaning a few months late and dyring of heatstroke whilst cursing the recycling schedule and wondering how many times I need to eat something horrible for breakfast.

if the above does not satisfy:

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Endo desu.