Publiished July 1998
The Floating World Issue
Woodweaver: Chris Drury's vessels of the wildwood
Form and Mutability: William Latham as algorithm
Steve Johnson's tree dreamhouse
Soundscaping and moonwavings: Kaffe Matthews, Laika and Pram on women and electronic musics
Richard Lannoy on fifty years of India, and a quarter of a century of The Speaking Tree
Michael Zimmerman's Postmodern Ecologies
Infinity Foods and an anthropology of time
The Moon and the Melodies wax and wane through Fourth Door Review 2/3 with the Women and Electronic Music special section, featuring Midi-Violinist Kaffe Matthews, and avant indie bands Pram and Laika.
There's Generative artist William Latham, and land artist Chris Drury, along with tree architect, Steve Johnson on his Forest House. And Michael Zimmermann on Post Modern Ecologies and Richard Lannoy revisiting his seminal The Speaking Tree after a quarter of a century.
There's Generative artist William Latham, and land artist Chris Drury, along with tree architect, Steve Johnson on his Forest House. And Michael Zimmermann on Post Modern Ecologies and Richard Lannoy revisiting his seminal The Speaking Tree after a quarter of a century.
Full Contents
Margins of Music – – Women and Electronic Music Special feature
Margins of Music – – Women and Electronic Music Special feature
Digitalis – New Media
Makeshift/Middleground
Architexts
Complete article available
A Fourth Door land art feature
Wordwatch
