One more Takagi Masakatsu piece, also from Journal for People. I’ve never been on ice skates.
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Come song,
allow me some eloquence,
good people die.
-Jim Harrison
~ Thursday, July 22 ~
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~ Saturday, June 5 ~
This is from multimedia artist Takagi Masakatsu’s CD/DVD Journal for People, on Carpark. I wrote a column about his work a few years ago, but his videos weren’t on YouTube then. Several good ones still aren’t. All are worth a look.
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~ Thursday, March 4 ~
Tom Waits’ cover of Daniel Johnston’s “King Kong”, illustrated with all the shots from the 1933 movie. Imagine Johnston jotting down the lines as these scenes came up, or maybe he could do it all from memory.
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