Today is my good friend Niki Schur-Narula's first day after 24 years in the reality we live in, this strange yet ever oh so familiar reality
In honor of this event, I am posting all of his links below:
Glow Old his main site and also his artist name (currently)
His bandcamp for his music he composed for his Glow Old project
This was an installation he did also under the Glow Old moniker (i believe) with Homer Hill exhibiting the interactive features:
look who's talking. dec 1 2010. from niki schur-narula on Vimeo.
The zine he publishes is called Tropic of Conversation It may be possessed but it may not be bought
A blog he updates frequently called Song of My/Your Day (I don't really check it too often bc my internet/computer is slow but it seems cool)
His old music project ("Capybara Sounds")
A poem he wrote about growing old (featured in the first issue of the magazine "Eaders Digest" but originally published at TWLBIP)
He has twitter and facebook, but he doesn't really use twitter and he doesnt like strangers adding him on the facebook
WE ARE ALL SO YOUNG AND YET WE ARE GLOWING SO OLD
HE IS GLOW OLD
way old school: glowing
nu-school: today he still glows old
In honor of this event, I am posting all of his links below:
Glow Old his main site and also his artist name (currently)
His bandcamp for his music he composed for his Glow Old project
This was an installation he did also under the Glow Old moniker (i believe) with Homer Hill exhibiting the interactive features:
look who's talking. dec 1 2010. from niki schur-narula on Vimeo.
The zine he publishes is called Tropic of Conversation It may be possessed but it may not be bought
A blog he updates frequently called Song of My/Your Day (I don't really check it too often bc my internet/computer is slow but it seems cool)
His old music project ("Capybara Sounds")
A poem he wrote about growing old (featured in the first issue of the magazine "Eaders Digest" but originally published at TWLBIP)
He has twitter and facebook, but he doesn't really use twitter and he doesnt like strangers adding him on the facebook
WE ARE ALL SO YOUNG AND YET WE ARE GLOWING SO OLD
HE IS GLOW OLD
way old school: glowing
nu-school: today he still glows old
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