Lana Del Rey - Gods & Monsters
In this Music for the Next Generation series, I usually introduce artists that I'm a big fan of and/or who have made a strong impact on me. Lana Del Rey is not one of them. I'd be lying if I said I was a fan.
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Japan Art Islands
"Contours of Thinking" by Esther Stocker (Awashima)
If you have attended the Setouchi Triennale before, or simply visited Naoshima, there is a good chance that you arrived on the shores of the Seto Inland Sea via Uno Station in Tamano City.
If so, you will probably be familiar with Esther Stocker's art, as she transformed
Setouchi Triennale 2028 Dates, Locations and Call for Art Proposals
Art by Kazumasa Hashimoto in the Ogijima Library
"Monument for Nothing - Red Torii Gate" by Makoto Aida (Naoshima)
"Hub/s" by Do Ho Suh on Naoshima
"The Time of the Beginning" by Shiko Miyake
Whale in a Cave on Awashima
Music for the Next Generation
Lana Del Rey - Gods & Monsters
In this Music for the Next Generation series, I usually introduce artists that I'm a big fan of and/or who have made a strong impact on me. Lana Del Rey is not one of them. I'd be lying if I said I was a fan.
Tori Amos - Crucify
Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb
No Doubt - Just a Girl
The Rolling Stones - Miss You
Massive Attack - Teardrop
Nine Inch Noize - Heresy (Coachella 2026)
Memories from a New Century
Fabienne
In our latest addition to the Memories from a New Century series today, we have a short postcard from Amélie featuring a mysterious woman named Fabienne.
If the name sounds familiar, it's because there is another card about a certain Fabienne, and I believe this card precedes that
Agen - the "Gravel Garden"
To me, your crimson lip...
French Artillery - 23rd Regiment
Amélie and Renée
Avignon - Panoramic view, taken from the Brèche de la Comtadine in Villeneuve.
Bône - Panoramic View of the Municipal Stadium
The Neo-Luddite Handbook to Surviving the Digital World in the Age of Tech Billionaires
Searching for the right web browser
It had been a while since I wrote about making our online life saner and safer.
I should write about it more often, but on the one hand, many people are writing about it in more detail than I ever will. On the other hand, the online landscape is changing
How to deal with Meta?
Get Off Substack!
