The Canadian gallery’s project will focus on artists who have heavily drawn on Buddhism in their art, including Yoko Ono, Marina Abramovic, John Cage, and Tenzing Rigdol.
There are a lot of bots on Twitter that regularly tweet inspirational quotes or automated nonsense, but one new account is breaking through the noise. @john_cage_bot posts a random section from John Cage’s classic piece, 4’33”, every three hours. Here’s one profound example: When pianist David Tudor first performed it in 1952, Cage’s work, […]
John Cage, 1985. Photo by Peggy Jarrell Kaplan
Photo by Aris VrakasIn 1952 composer John Cage shook the music world with his most radical composition to date: 4’33”, known unofficially as “the silent piece.” Kay Larson explores its Zen-inspired lessons in her new book, Where the Heart Beats.
The story of Merce Cunningham and John Cage – how a chance encounter turned into a beautiful artistic partnership.
Photo by Martin.Writer and art expert Dean Rolston interviewed John Cage on the occasion of a five-day tribute at Stanford University marking the composer’s 80th birthday.
Photo by ilkerender.Alan Anderson interviews John Cage on the influence of Buddhism and meditation on his work and his life.
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