Open Field Station - Femke Dekker Japanese Architecture Parts of Some Sextets

Parts of Some Sextets

Its wind-battered broad leaves and sturdy green trunk are the sustaining cultural luggage that we hauled from residence to residence

and a personal afterword by Tadao Ando

A luminary in more ways than one

Jarman presents his illness in delirium and metaphors

Open Field Station - Femke Dekker Japanese Architecture Parts of Some SextetsPractitioner, educator, DJ, and researcher, Femke Dekker (also known as Loma Doom) has long been immersed in both sound and education. Across lecture halls, archives, festivals, art galleries, independent radio stations, and dance floors, she orbits a central question: What if listening itself were an artistic practice? What might unfold when listening becomes method, medium, and material? Open Field Listening takes shape around these ideas. Presented