31 posts tagged “street art”
Movement
The movement of lace at the brink of the weir,
The gulf at the stern,
The swiftness of slope,
The vast sway of the current
Draw the voyager through extraordinary lights
And chemical change
Surrounded by waters of the vale
And the strom.
These are the conquerors of the world
Seeking their personal chemical fortunes;
Amusement and comfort travel with them;
They carry the education
Of races, classes and creatures, on this vessel
Repose and vertigo
In the diluvial light,
In terrible nights of study.
For from the conversation among the equipment, the blood, the flowers, the fire, the gems,
The anxious calculations on the fleeing deck,
– One sees, rolling by like a dyke beyond the hydraulically-powered road,
Monstrous, illuminating endlessly – their store of studies;
Driven themselves into harmonious ecstasy,
And the heroism of discovery.
Among the most surprising atmospheric events,
A young couple hold aloof on the ark,
– Is it a pardonable primitive shyness? –
And sing and stand guard.
Trans by A.S. Kline
an ambiguous animation painted on public walls.
Made in Buenos Aires and in Baden (fantoche)
blublu.org/
blublu.org/sito/video/muto.htm
music by Andrea Martignoni
produced by Mercurio Film
assistant: Sibe
hat tip Laughing Squid
I really liked this part of the city - very arty and urban. Great stuff painted on the walls.
See the rest of Today is a Good Day's Norway shots here
hat tip Today is a Good Day
This mural painting by 'Os Gemeos' can be seen in Athens at Pireos street.
Dear Beckett fans,
Strangely, it is little known that Samuel Beckett was not only one of the last century's greatest authors and playwrights, but also a fabulous and unique lyric poet, both in English and in French. His poetry is just beginning to attract the attention and admiration that it deserves.
The current (February) issue of Poetry magazine features English translations of several of his finest French poems, with an informative note by the translator. The magazine is available in a great many bookstores and libraries; another place where you can look it up is their website: Poetry Foundation
via Philip Nikolayev
