Listening: To Go Home
M. Ward #commutermusic
Sparked from #commutermusic, a hashtag I started in order to share what was on my headphones on the bus and train in #yeg. Essentially, a soundtrack to my commute.
However, my vision is now more broad and inclusive. The soundtrack is aural, visual, and verbal--an accumulation of impressions and expressions, even interpretations. The commute and its soundtrack are still central, but there are other themes and motifs along the way...
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Nov. 6, 1979: Two riders on the Staten Island Ferry looked out the window on “a perfect autumn day when the air was crisp and the skyline sparkled,”...
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Alison Rossiter, Darko (Sears Roebuck) Glossy, expired May 1928 (C), processed 2011
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“Crack Is Wack” by FPC in the industrial area near 99th street.
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Train Art 11
Three complex and very detailed tags found in three different places across Edmonton.
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How We Will Read: Maria Popova
This post is part of “How We Will Read,” an interview series exploring the future of books from the perspectives...
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Up On Cripple Creek (Alternate Take) by The Band. You can really hear Helm’s drumming in this version.
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To celebrate National Volunteer Week, here are some snaps from December’s The Fine Art of Schmoozy of some of our fantastic event volunteers...
