NetWorks is a project developed and produced by Dr. Joseph A. Chazan, and Umberto Crenca, Artistic Director of the art center, AS220 in Providence, Rhode Island. The project was designed to feature the work of selected Rhode Island visual artists and to celebrate the rich, creative energy of the State. This video program is only one element within a larger scope that also includes ongoing museum and gallery exhibits, panel discussions and publishing.
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I couldn't see a video thumbnail called 'Toots Zynsky' and not click on it. So here I am.
i love to see that one of my drum icons feels this way
if someone can trigger me into suicide its him.. because he is like me, and i guess like many of you, but he just believes in it continiously and keeps on doing that stuff without ever reflecting too long.. i doodled too it looked like this, i drum too but i sometimes suffer from exhaustion.. i never had the other brain though.. yet i kinda have a besty childhood friend looking exactly like him but he doesnt play bass and lives over the ocean.
A very talented and imaginative man. I remember the decorative Volkswagen bug you drove around in way back when.
this is the next level, beyond my knowledge, i know nothing now
So he did their EP cover art? If so that’s pretty far out
correction for my post. i said “hi hat” instead of crash cymbal which is other side. for whatever reason godamn im old, guess i have Drumslexia. phew. needed to correct before i loook like an asshole liar:). it was vital i get this on record
the old days in Providence sitting in front of his kick drum getting pummeled on a floor i sure as shit shouldn’t be sitting on. Favorite spot, 3 quarter view, hi hat side. i’ve never seen them play for more than a 5$ cover. mostly free shows. Hanging off a fire escape in an alley they were playing while the sounds bounce off of brick walls might be one of my favorite live music memories. we knew they were playing outside but they didn’t announce where. all of a sudden you hear those fucking drums, murdering physics like they do.
suuuuch a good dude and friendly AF.
Hank Gilipin influenced my experience with building. "I can do this!" Exposure to domestic woods is important in middle America as we have a wide variety. I have milled my own and support local sawyers. I marvel at the grain patterns and what happens as wood ages. (like me ,LOL!) Thanks for showing me this path in my woodworking journey!
Beautiful glass and love the music too.
I was going through my art references and found a photo of him when he demo at the Northwest Watercolor Society in early 2000’s. I also ended up with a group of his photos of his wonderful paintings. What a gift he was to artists like me.
2:57 Imagine if he won that 50/50. Then we wouldn’t have Lightning Bolt at all, crazy how small things predict a lot of your future
This guy is awesome, he answered my comment on instagram one time which he totally doesn’t have to do but wants to
met in north England right after gig after he whipped his undies off, told him how I found LB, in a tiny 2cm column in Mojo magazine and tracked them down,. the energy xxx....he was the sweetest politest guy give me 2 mts of his time, and post gig...what are they doing now? UK?
Inspiration to many, and insiration to all generations to come. Your name will be in any book there is about broadway and you will be dearly missed. Thank you for your talent, dedication and imagination and good eye to detail. You leave a gap that it is hard to fill, but can be filled becaused you paved the way. Thank you Eugene ♥
Dearest Dr. Chazan, Shalom! I just viewed this video after so many years! I am so proud of you! I pray for you always and see how your heart is expanding and expanding in your art and support of artists! May you forever be blessed in your every step! All of my love and continuous prayers for you your family and works and all you love ❤ Your hermit sister
Paintings looking good. Flashback to the 80s and LA life.
Great Video. NICE WORK !
My grandfather had a huge stand of sumac on his property of which he harvested, dried, and used for inlay. When he passed in ‘89 at the age of 97, I inherited all his offcuts among other things. The sumac, hill pine, locust etc. still awaits my retirement.
so cool
Hi dad :-)
one of my favorite drummers/artist/whatever ever.
Is it possible to know which machine you use?? Beautiful! 👏👏👏
A great artist and photographer, using unique methods and visions to create an experience to a viewer.
Wonderful art.
My awesome beautiful friend.
This guy rules
Thank you so much for making this. I can’t describe how much I treasure this video.
wonderful work, ...im inspired.... thank you Meg.
Very talented work in his print and poster pile. Seems like a cool dude and like his vibe.
Thank you for making beautiful art. . +P.eacfullness, love and pleasure, kindness, && happiness with logical ethicall response shaping
Brian Chippendale is a gem who must be protected at all costs.
Good job Angel!
Watching out for .... Work invalid,. I knew music proof, ... Ears, hands, drugstore
I think children's books,. As it's great pictures , positive
Good to see ,,,,.
“I’m supposed to be doing this, but I’m always doing that”. I really respect this man and LB is top 5 live shows at first unitarian NEWBURGHPHILLYWHATSGOOD
That mumbly woman shouldn't be hosting anything.
His place looks like pretty much every loft I’ve been to in Philly.
Would love to visit one, seems so interesting
Gata Coisa Linda!.
No.1 in my heart wonderfull
"Noise Rock" was a term that long pre-dated the emergence of Brian's band, Lightning Bolt -- going back to the late '70s
goals
I love you Chippy
i dont think anyone should ever try to put labels onto music like that. noise rock this, prog-avant that, it makes it feel like nothing can be all or anything at once. lightning bolt is lightning bolt, hella is hella, black midi is black midi, and i think maybe labels is less for molding what the music is rather than for easy categorization if you want similar things. in the end everything is its own little thing and that makes it feel like everything is in its own world
Thank you for this! I am fascinated to know there are people who are bringing this issue into the light. My Mom was one of these babies born in the 1940's. Her adoption was illegal, and the mentally unfit woman who raised her lied about it. My Mom found the truth out when she was a teenager - through a Rochester NY newspaper article the year she was born, that was investigating shady activity of a children's shelter surrounding a certain baby. Which was her! I have a copy of the article, and am currently writing a book about the story, including my Mom's exciting search for her birth Mom. :-)
Maximum respect Lion! Love your visual art and your telling about identity and the creative process. I’m looking forward to hearing more of your music.
I love hanging out with this man. Just so very down to earth , great conversations ..
A great designer!