Were it not for Hollywood credence Korla Pandit – who could only realize himself by pretending not to be who he was – would have been little more than Missouri snake oil.
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Who s To Say What Is Really Art?
A comment from the archives that I came across totally accidentally. It was written in 2011 by Steven Halpern. I m a long-time student (and licensed instructor) of
chanoyu ( Japanese tea ceremony ). Even among tea people there s no agreement on what
chanoyu is: a polite accomplishment? A kind of meditation? A performance art? But for those who respond to it, cramming oneself into a tiny room with a few other like-minded people, drinking tea the consistency of applesauce, and discussing works of art that make no sense in Western terms is as soul-restoring as Angelico or Alvarez Bravo, even though it all vanishes when the tea gathering ends. So who s to say what is really art? Better to appreciate as much as possible, I say, than to limit oneself by setting up categories of better and worse (although the exercise can be thought-provoking).
America s Oldest Holistic Health Expo Has Just Gone Virtual USA, February 5, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ NEWLIFE Expo and Magazine was created by visionary entrepreneur Mark Becker, nicknamed Yogiman by Robin Williams, who had the foresight to open the first Yoga center and herb shop in NYC in 1975. Not only did Serenity, his center, have 400 herbs in bulk, it was the first place where New Yorkers could buy herbs in capsules or tinctures. When Mark first wrote about people doing yoga, taking herbs, drinking wheatgrass juice, having air and water purifiers, taking vitamins, drinking bottled water or using crystals and magnets they thought he was crazy. Maybe he was but he wasn’t stupid. Mark always said that “we can’t rely on the government to make us well; we must rely on ourselves to keep us well.”
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What to Listen to This Week Indie-folk hero Phil Elverum briefly lived in Portland’s beloved White Stag building in 2009, and his time in the Rose City yielded one of the strongest releases of his late-2000s wilderness period. Mt. Eerie s Phil Elverum at Mississippi Studios. IMAGE: Emily Joan Greene. SOMETHING OLD
Buffy Sainte-Marie s
I m Gonna Be A Country Girl Again were written in the 60s, given how much they sound like country standards. This 1968 album is a genre experiment for the Canadian musician, but she throws herself into it with abandon, her always-at-100% voice telegraphing her delight at being able to pull off such a digression. It s cosplay, and she knows it, but the tailoring is impeccable, and she s not afraid to get her sleeves a little dirty either.