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I went to the 'TATE MODERN' gallery in London today and I couldn't help myself from making links between modern art and electronic music. I started thinking about how the new generation of electrical music is like the revolution in art which changed it forever. These thoughts came to me because of the whole experimental theme in both art and music. The reason I am saying this is because I would quite like to know if anyone else has made this link before or has similar ideas? Topics that are not related will be deleted by mods and all that shite. |
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yeah, i've thought of this too! with Merzbow for example - people can have towards Merzbow the same attitude than people have towards some modern abstract art. some like it a lot and respect it, some think it's absolute crap and everyone could do this. also, Bernhard Günter or Ryoji Ikeda make me think of some abstract art... paintings or scupltures, very epured, yet interesting - more emotional for Günter, and more cold for Ryoji Ikeda... |
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....also, near my university, there is an avenue with bronze sculpture replicas by many various artists (or inspired by them, i don't know)..... one of those is called "4:33" by John Cage and it's just the socle with no statue on it =) |
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electronic music is part of modern art. |
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electronic music IS FUCKING AWESOME off topic - budwieser is a fucking pile of shit corporation. they can suck my asshole. their beer might be cheaper than heinekein, but heineken gets you drunk much faster. |
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isnt art always changing forever? |
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This is true but movements around the beginning of the 20th century set off this 'changing forever', which I associate with electronic, setting off 'the change in music forever'. |
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This has dawned on me too.. when I first heard Confield. |
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isn't electronic music always changing? |
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confield was deffinately the first thing i heard that really made me realize that alot of experimental electronic music out there is true art. |
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out here at the Museum of Contempory Art/ Denver, they have done shows incorporating media and art with electronic musicians. it's an interesting concept and a cool presentation. |
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Yeah, I've seen a couple of documentaries on Modern Art on TV and they've played a lot of electronic style music, which I found really affective. Kind of mixes with the whole surreal idea. |
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I think electronic music has more in common with pro wrestling and guys painting flames on their vans. |
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But seriously, playful stuff like Aphex and Bogdan reminds me of and . Radiohead = Marc Chagall Skinny Puppy = Francis Bacon Jan Jelinek = Jasper Johns Prefuse73 = Basquiat? Autechre = ? |
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Richard Devine= Pan(a)sonic= Autechre = ???... (could be so many, tricky to come up with just one...)... |
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