FYI #64
by Wycliffe Stutchbury
Wycliffe Stutchbury Configures Miniature Wood Shingles into Mesmerizing Arrangements, via Colossal
In praise of gathering: The gift of a crowded table, by Roxani Krystalli
On Edna O'Brien and Blue Road, by Sinead Gleeson. The documentary about' O’Brien looks great.
Creative Australia announces award-winning multidisciplinary artist Khaled Sabsabi and esteemed curator Michael Dagostino as the artistic team to represent Australia at the 61st International Art Exhibition
‘If attention is the substance of life, then the question of what we pay attention to is the question of what our lives will be’ The Sirens’ Call, Chris Hayes (2025:253)
Frederick Wiseman, by Andrew Chan, via 4Columns… ‘What moves me about Wiseman’s films is that, within their hulking structures, and amid their dense layers of verbiage and incident, such fragile moments carry the weight of lives lived beyond the frame.’
Podcast listening highlights:
Musician Odd Beholder, art in Burgundy and Eimear McBride, via Konfekt Korner
How Spotify Remade the Music Industry w/ Liz Pelly, via Tech Won't Save Us. Pelly’s book Mood Machine: The Rise of Spotify and the Cost of the Perfect Playlist sounds interesting.