From corn on the cob and corn chowder to posole, corn figures prominently in menus around the world. In this wonderfully photographed book, chef and restaurateur David Tanis shows corn to be much more than an indispensable staple. More than 40 recipes draw on international cuisines to showcase the delectable versatility of this simple vegetable. 48 photos.
David Topp Bücher
David Toop ist ein englischer Musiker und Autor, dessen Werk sich mit Klangkultur und Improvisation beschäftigt. Als regelmäßiger Mitarbeiter führender Musikmagazine und als Akademiker taucht er tief in die Schnittstellen von Musik, Klang und Denken ein. Seine Schriften untersuchen oft die schwer fassbaren Qualitäten klanglicher Erfahrungen und deren Einfluss auf unsere Weltwahrnehmung. Toops facettenreiche Karriere verbindet künstlerische Praxis mit kritischer Untersuchung und bietet den Lesern eine einzigartige Perspektive auf die Welt des Klangs.
Inflamed Invisible
- 302 Seiten
- 11 Lesestunden
This rich collection of essays explores the intricate relationship between art and sound. In the 1970s, David Toop became fascinated by the idea that music transcended traditional audience dynamics—such as clapping and instant gratification. By viewing sound and listening as fundamental practices, he ventured into uncharted territory, encompassing stretched time, wilderness, video monitors, singing sculptures, weather, meditations, vibrations, interspecies communications, and performance art. Toop aimed to document the originality and unfamiliarity of these works from his unique perspective as a practitioner and writer, while navigating the challenge of not reverting to conventional music discourse. He acknowledged the vitality and hybridity of twentieth-century music as it intersected with art galleries and site-specificity. Focusing on practitioners, Toop highlights their compelling stories alongside the theoretical implications of their works. This collection, spanning over four decades, includes essays, reviews, interviews, and experimental texts, inviting readers into the world of artists and their concerns, while also honoring quieter, unsung voices. Ultimately, it serves as an exploration of sound's layers, where objects, thoughts, and air itself resonate as the inflamed invisible.