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Photos from the Peace Boat Expedition.
Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky has been selected by The National Geographic Society as part of the 2014 class of Emerging Explorers, a group of 14 visionary, young trailblazers from around the globe whose innovative ideas and accomplishments are making a significant difference in the world.
DJ Spooky: All of the Above | October/November 2012 Issue | Article by Shane McAdams.
Excerpt:
Spooky is the rare artist that toggles between nerdy, technical indulgence, and sentient inventorying of the human condition. I’ve heard Spooky comment on several occasions, in regard to this eclecticism and reach, that it’s “all just one big record.” Which is funny, because it’s an omnivorous approach to art-making that sends me back to the Renaissance and Leonard’s flying machines, as much as it anticipates the next century, where the digital technology Spooky embraces will reign. So, one wonders: is Spooky a throwback, a contemporary, or an oracle?
In celebration of it’s new magazine, Whole Foods asked DJ Spooky to share his thoughts on contemporary art, design, and if course, music.
Seoul Counterpoint
Done in conjunction with CultureHub/Seoul Institute of the Arts, Dj Spooky made a music video featuring traditional instruments like the gayageum and Piri. Featuring Michelle Joo on violin, Gamin on Piri, and Dj Spooky playing his DJ Mixer iPad App.
Directed by William Clark, Giorgio Arcelli, Leland Krane.
Music + Art Film Series
Curated and facilitated by Paul Miller, aka DJ Spooky, That Subliminal Kid
Sponsored by the School for Professional and Continuing Studies
DJ Spooky has contributed music and narrated the new App from The Smithsonian Museum traveling retrospective of Romare Bearden for iOS and Android operating systems.
Paul D. Miller is Executive Editor of Origin Magazine, a progressive Artist owned and operated periodical that comes out every two months.
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