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“Once he was showing me a book of twentieth-century art he liked, and there was a picture of an automated sculpture called Dead Birds Fly Again, a thing that whirled real dead birds around and around on a string, and he smiled and nodded, and I could see he felt the artist was a spiritual ancestor of some kind.” —William Gibson, “The Winter Market” (The cover art is by Joseph Cornell, another artist, albeit a real one, who figures in Gibson's fiction.) If your heart breaks, whirl it around till the dizziness convinces it it’s alive... Uploaded 3 years ago - Featuring tracks by Terry Riley, Marsen Jules, Alan Morse Davies [after Claude Debussy], Gabriela Friðriksdóttir, Ame and more ![]() | ![]() Listeners also enjoyedDo you like us? |
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