Here is an art and image heavy edition of my newsletter I sent out on Sunday. There are so many good pieces in the BROOD exhibit at MOCADetroit right now.
Boggs readings you might have missed, loneliness in Carl Craig’s sound installation, an album we don’t deserve, and more. I had fun putting together this week’s Elements & Embodiment newsletter.
This week’s newsletter: I’m thinking about Terence Nance’s 18 Black Boys/Girls… performance, Detroit’s newest record label – Papaya Records, the 10-year anniversary of I AM YOUR GRANDMA, and a bit more.
Issue 044 of my newsletter went out on Monday. It covers the sculptures of Chakaia Booker, how time works in Brit Bennett’s The Vanishing Half, and more. Check it out, and subscribe if you’d like it landing in your inbox every few weeks.
Here is this week’s Elements & Embodiment newsletter that went out on Sunday: a very visual edition with some treats for the eyes.
Issue 039 of my newsletter went out Monday and included a dive into Soundscapes for Wellness. Check it out.
I took a break from my weekly newsletter, but it made a comeback this week – esp. because I was reading all the MF DOOM tribute pieces and wanted to connect some dots. So here is issue 037 of Elements & Embodiment that went out on Monday.
Sharing some art from Alex Dodge & early writings on hip-hop DJing from music journalist Robert Ford, Jr. in this week’s newsletter. I do have fun sharing in this format the things I come upon.