pianist and radio maker
Guy Livingston is curating a mini-festival of music and silence in The Hague in Spring of 2021. Featured artists are flutist Ned McGowan, poet Nafiss Nia, writer and radio-maker Aletta Becker, violinist Monica Germino, and pianist Saskia Lankhoorn. Concerts will take place mostly in The Hague, in June (dates TBA).
/more.../There seems to be little that I can contribute to YouTube at the moment, and I avoid Zoom as much as possible. My response to the current health and political crises is in my radio shows and podcasts. Tune-in every Friday night to “The Bug” on iTunes or via streaming…
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Much to my astonishment, I have become briefly (and marginally) famous for my role (miniscule) in a film about Hollywood beauty Hedy Lamarr. Not only was she the sexiest woman on screen in the 1940s and 50s, but she also was an inventor, and worked with my favorite composer, George
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Sophie Dunèr and I met many years ago in Paris, through our mutual interest in George Antheil’s wacky music. Here’s a video we recorded this winter in Berlin, at SOWIESO.
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Yes, it’s true: Guy has become famous or infamous for his tongue-in-cheek retro newsletters, inspired by vintage advertisements, cereal boxes, and collector’s items:
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Guy Livingston is one of a hundred artists selected to create art for the Moon Gallery, which will probably be launched into space and land on the moon in 2022. This project, sponsored by ESTEC (European Space Agency) offers the chance to reflect on the issues of colonization, space travel,
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Ketzel the Cat now she’s back in the news: Read the marvelous Children’s Book! “A kitten’s stroll down a keyboard leads to a celebrated one-minute composition in this charming portrait of a remarkable true friendship.” Moshe Cotel was a composer who lived in a noisy building on a noisy street
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