No prize but eternal glory to anyone who can identify the record that this is the back cover of.
Would really like to know who made this image or is it a sculpture I'm not sure - and how it got made
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Okay, let's see how things had shifted, in terms of the canon, slightly more than a decade after the 1974 appraisal by the critics of t... -
Onto the third installment of this series - the NME 's list of the Greatest Albums of All Time, published on October 2 1993. Here, it... -
I have written before about the Drops Away Syndrome... that thing where artists seem supremely relevant and core-canonic at a particular mo...
Given that the name of the file is stockhausen%20kurzwellen%20back.jpg I'm going to go with The Lightning Seeds Jollification
ReplyDeleteA search using https://lens.google.com/ yielded the following:
1. https://icareifyoulisten.com/2014/02/mary-bauermeister-stockhausen-muse/
2. https://usaartnews.com/news/mary-bauermeister-and-the-fluxus-art-movement
ah i should have disguised it better!
ReplyDeletePut me in my of one of your favourite acts(/sarc) Future Sound of London and their very ...erm..."busy" 90s gatefold covers...
ReplyDeletehttps://www.pinterest.com.au/pin/fsol-lifeforms-i-highly-recommended-this-album-its-one-of-the-best-ambient-albums-ever-produced--464855992760786873/
it is busy-busy and has that hypergloss, but somehow because it's done with analogue means, it's better. whereas the FSOL graphics just make me reach for the sick bucket
DeleteSimon - I was unaware of Mary Bauermeister but her works seems very very cool. Thank you for introducing it to me!
ReplyDeleteI was unware of her as well. Apparently she is credited on the inner sleeve of the album but when I was inspecting it (in Cal Arts record library) I couldn't find any credit.
ReplyDeleteThis is another of her record covers for Karlheinz - https://www.discogs.com/release/296375-Karlheinz-Stockhausen-Momente-1965-Version
ReplyDeleteAh, the first Stockhausen album I got, at the tender age of 16.
ReplyDeleteShe is indeed credited in the lower left corner of the gatefold:
Rückseite: Silent Waves (Mary Bauermeister)
It seems to be something like a diorama, a box with a drawing in the back with lenses/glass spheres/some pencils in front.
A different Matthew M also saying thanks for this - I'd never seen that or heard of Bauermeister but I've gone and bought a book about her now.
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