Brion Gysin: Dream Machine at the NEW MUSEUM

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  • Опубліковано 20 жов 2024

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  • @purewonka
    @purewonka 14 років тому +3

    I love that The Dream Machine is meant to be "viewed" with the eyes closed. Always been a fan of Gysin. He made a lot of interesting and beautiful work. Wish I could visit this show. An association I never made before seeing this video is that many of Gysin's paintings remind me of Richmond Burton's work.

  • @zeitguide
    @zeitguide 11 років тому +5

    Thanks for your trouble making and posting this video. Gyson is a technician of the archaic mind...he stood with one foot outside the silly art world and devised some important maps and pointers to a much deeper reality than his contemporaries grasped. There has been a lot of talk about techno-shamanism in the last 40 or so years...but few people have ventured into the place where the hypnagagic, geometric and political dimensions of reality intersect, and returned with anything meaningful.

  • @WordslingingStephen
    @WordslingingStephen 10 років тому +2

    Nice to see Canadian artists get their due! Though born in Britain, Brion Gysin was raised in my hometown, Edmonton, Alberta. I saw the Edmonton Art Gallery's exhibition of Gysin's work and was blown away by its beauty, complexity, vast range of styles, techniques and media... and, of course, I experienced the "Dream Machine"!!! That was awesome! I saw the show several times. That's a real good indicator of how well an artists' work impresses upon you as a viewer, if you keep going back to it, it must be good. If it haunts your brain, it must be good! Thank you for this video, although I wish you could have lingered a little longer on some of the artwork pieces instead of the short swoops past and the rapid pans/tilts.

  • @kellycigman
    @kellycigman 14 років тому +1

    Can't thank you enough for posting this! I am out of the country for a while and wouldn't have been able to make it to the show! Truly, truly, truly appreciate your posting!

  • @jameskalm
    @jameskalm  14 років тому +2

    For any of you interested in more information on this artist or exhibition, I'd I highly recommend the article "The Ghost in the Dreamachine" by Valery Oisteanu which appears in the September Brooklyn Rail. He's the cat who suggests I get some psychedelics to really understand the work.

  • @innercalling
    @innercalling 14 років тому +1

    Fantastic. I appreciate the tour and information.
    -Axis

  • @earinsound
    @earinsound 14 років тому +2

    dream machine was designed to induce "hallucinations" w/o drugs (built by ian sommerville). wish i could see this show. gysin is a personal inspiration...this show looks amazing! the anti-thesis to empty art (e.g. warhol).
    language is a virus...i'm for a post-literate society...hieroglyphics!

  • @cpkelley
    @cpkelley 14 років тому

    AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME. I'm going next week! Thanks!

  • @kevingill2497
    @kevingill2497 10 років тому +2

    THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO YOU ARE RIGHT FEW MY AGE KNOW OF GYSIN THEY WOULD IF THEY READ BURROUGHS OR THE BEATS MOST DON'T READ JUST HEAR THE NAMES PPL DON'T DO THE RESEARCH THAT IS NEEDED FOR A PRECIOUS ARTIST AND CREATOR THAT HE WAS AND IT MADE ME SAD THE WAY HE DIED I JUST DIDN'T UNDERSTAND

    • @websurfer5772
      @websurfer5772 Місяць тому

      Well, in his natal chart his North Node was in the 1st house of Self in Pisces so he had to go towards that. He signed up for it before he incarnated here, but they wipe our memories clean before we come into our present lifetimes.

  • @mcnowski
    @mcnowski 11 років тому +1

    Depends on your feeling of meaning. John C Lilly has shared many great insights venturing into these states of mind. Most of this stuff is known anyway and has been for thousands of years. Shamans/Mystics/Seers etc don't effect the political arena directly really, its more subtle because were talking about the transformation of the individual. You cant walk people threw these dimensions using words, graphs, pictures, because thes experiences depend on stillness of mind in most cases.

  • @JohnWagnerJedi
    @JohnWagnerJedi 14 років тому +1

    1:45--love the bored-looking assistant drinking coffee. :)

  • @defoperator7993
    @defoperator7993 7 років тому +2

    I mean listen to the music today!!!!! everything is the cut up in art!!!! especially hip hop. not to mention his occult symbolism and ritual magick influencing. these days magick and crowley style thinking is everywhere in pop culture.

  • @photonic4309
    @photonic4309 5 років тому +1

    Where is Bowery?

    • @jameskalmroughcut
      @jameskalmroughcut 5 років тому

      I think this might help: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowery

  • @Cre8iveSignWorks
    @Cre8iveSignWorks 14 років тому

    haha...pitty he didnt have any psychedelics for you james!
    it would made a nice new angle for your videos....not that you need one, but it would have been very interesting just the same ; )
    i loved this one tho.... everything from the introduction to his last works.
    thanx again mate
    cheers!

  • @maeiraldi
    @maeiraldi 14 років тому +1

    haha whats with the girl rolling her eyes during the speech?

  • @andyrawsyou
    @andyrawsyou 12 років тому +1

    1:46 that girl is not happy hahahaha

  • @zeitguide
    @zeitguide 11 років тому +1

    hypnagogic, that is.