#on-point

She has very poor sleeping habits and tends to not sleep anywhere near enough. When she does sleep it’s normally deep and just in whatever position she was in when she closed her eyes. She would probably just sleep under a sheet or maybe a blanket. She’s known to talk in her sleep and will sometimes have conversations with others in her sleep.

I’ll be continuing to update references here and there

“Palmbomen II (Kai Hugo) and his fellow Dutch cohort Betonkust spent a weekend sometime last year at the pre-fab Center Parcs De a Eemhof, an aging faux-tropical resort sequestered in Zeewolde, Netherlands. Built along the banks of the Eemmeer Lake, the Center Parc is a throwback vacation locale replete with imported flora and vast indoor swimming pools. Looking at pictures of the resort can instantly transport anyone to memories of timeshared bungalows and family vacations. Basking in the simpler times their vacation evoked, the pair of friends recorded the material for their first collaboration for 1080p, Center Parc.” (via)

Bill Drummond is driving his Land Rover right across England, from east to west, in order to compose a piece called Consider. At various points along the predetermined line of latitude, he asks random people to let him record them singing a note or verse, and so become members of The 17. At the end of his journey he’ll use the recordings to create a composition/performance. The project is Drummond’s response to music platforms such as iTunes, where an infinite amount of music is constantly available. Drummond previously made other provocative interactive music works, including Listen Hard, which requires audience members to close their eyes and listen to ambient sounds for a period of time. All of Drummond’s works illustrate his belief that everything is music, and everybody is musical. Director Stefan Schwietert follows this musical maverick on his route through rural England and reveals his musical philosophy in his brief encounters with the people who temporarily join The 17. In the 1980s and 1990s, Drummond was a member of the highly successful band The KLF, who burned £1 million in cash at the height of their fame. He explains why music by The KLF can no longer be heard anywhere. At the end of the film, he invites viewers to put their pulses to music and become a member of The 17!

Friend of the house Témé Tan is back with another single, catchy as ever! Watch this page to follow his energetic live gigs. But for now, watch the video:

Grands travaux is set in the Institute Anneessens-Funck, a Dutch-speaking vocational school in the centre of Brussels where young students have come to learn a trade. The film both documents and stages that which gives shape to their lives: the practical assignments and classes at school, football, the oscillation of their love lives, as well as the ongoing search for housing and employment. Depicting daily life within the school walls, Grands travaux also aims to sketch an image of Brussels today, placing its youngsters at the very centre.