My darlings So many new things to share. I’ve been knee deep in creating again. All of a sudden I woke up last year when my son was in 3rd grade and I noticed more time for myself. Maybe it wasn’t even actual time as my days still looked very much the same as a caregiver mother , home keeper and actor hustler… but I did notice a change. My son , in his own bloom state , needed less from me. The world was more his. And I had more emotional space to take on things of my own. My whole body had been screaming to make music again. I took a meeting with a new producer cause I felt like this time I was going to do it differently … it wasn’t the shoe … it wasn’t my old school stuff of the bloodstains … this was me .. in my new shape of motherhood … reclaiming my tongue as an artist. @jamiemsjackson entered the picture and my world blew backwards. A creative powerhouse and deep wild tender of all things human and creational , we hit it off like a house on fire. And we dug in. So deep that I feel we created a new language together. The first little taste of our creations drops this Friday , my birthday 🙂 The song is called “ Create In Your Name”. You can listen to small sample on @qobuz and preorder on Bandcamp today. I’m releasing music under my own damn name this time. Another act of reclaiming. Lots to come. Stay tuned. I love you all so fucking much. Check out the links in my bio. Some new stuff for you to play in there as well ❤️❤️❤️🩸🩸🩸❤️❤️❤️ Incredible new photos by @eliastahan Lighting by @mqsphotography Makeup by @bethanymccarty Hair by @cocoalexanderlive @bootsbueno Styling by @lawrensample Brought to you by There Was An Old Woman Records
In integrity In choreography The wind brings a new chance To try the old game again ( let me see you differently every time )
In integrity In choreography The wind brings a new chance To try the old game again ( let me see you differently every time )
In integrity In choreography The wind brings a new chance To try the old game again ( let me see you differently every time )
Tiny gifts make the biggest heart explosions. And today’s full of those soft cracks in the sidewalk that make you remember yourself. My first foray back into music is out everywhere. It’s my birthday. It’s raining in LA and all I get to do today is be in reciprocity. Love and be loved. Gobble it up my darlings ❤️❤️ Photo by @eliastahan Lighting by @mqsphotography Makeup by @bethanymccarty Hair by @cocoalexanderlive @bootsbueno Styling by @lawrensample @brooklynprla Brought to you by There Was An Old Woman Records
Just a short flight north of Vancouver , in the beautiful mountains of British Columbia, is the small town of Enderby, where the Cardiff Miller Art Warehouse resides. To the west of the train track , almost hidden from sight , contains a creative offering that rivals some of the biggest cities I’ve ever traveled too. It’s part museum / part gallery / part immersive art space owned and operated by two of the greatest contemporary artists of this century , Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller. The warehouse displays some of their work, which is thrilling to see all in one space , when your like me and have just been reading about some of these pieces for years and years . They mainly work in sound , binaural sound immersion, where conversation, soundscape and music create physical narratives that come alive in different spaces of the warehouse.You as the viewer are offered a chance to interact with each piece very personally, sometimes it’s even your body that triggers the sound, your movement thru each piece changes what you hear, changing the story you get to form. Visiting this space , these artists , this part of the world has been an incredibly inspiring and awe inducing experience for me. It’s wildly worthy of a trek north. Thank you for letting me into your world up here @janetcardiff @george_bures_miller Slide 1, The Poetry Machine , 2017 Slide 2, The Murder of Crows , 2008 Slide 3 -5 , The Marionette Maker , 2014 Slide 6 , me experiencing The Forty Part Motet 2001 Slide 7, Storm Room ( in a house in Doichi , Japan) 2009 Slide 8, The Killing Machine 2007 Slide 9 -10 Escape Room 2021 Slide 10, The Murder of Crows 2008 Slide 11-12, sketches Slide 13 , ext of warehouse
Just a short flight north of Vancouver , in the beautiful mountains of British Columbia, is the small town of Enderby, where the Cardiff Miller Art Warehouse resides. To the west of the train track , almost hidden from sight , contains a creative offering that rivals some of the biggest cities I’ve ever traveled too. It’s part museum / part gallery / part immersive art space owned and operated by two of the greatest contemporary artists of this century , Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller. The warehouse displays some of their work, which is thrilling to see all in one space , when your like me and have just been reading about some of these pieces for years and years . They mainly work in sound , binaural sound immersion, where conversation, soundscape and music create physical narratives that come alive in different spaces of the warehouse.You as the viewer are offered a chance to interact with each piece very personally, sometimes it’s even your body that triggers the sound, your movement thru each piece changes what you hear, changing the story you get to form. Visiting this space , these artists , this part of the world has been an incredibly inspiring and awe inducing experience for me. It’s wildly worthy of a trek north. Thank you for letting me into your world up here @janetcardiff @george_bures_miller Slide 1, The Poetry Machine , 2017 Slide 2, The Murder of Crows , 2008 Slide 3 -5 , The Marionette Maker , 2014 Slide 6 , me experiencing The Forty Part Motet 2001 Slide 7, Storm Room ( in a house in Doichi , Japan) 2009 Slide 8, The Killing Machine 2007 Slide 9 -10 Escape Room 2021 Slide 10, The Murder of Crows 2008 Slide 11-12, sketches Slide 13 , ext of warehouse
Just a short flight north of Vancouver , in the beautiful mountains of British Columbia, is the small town of Enderby, where the Cardiff Miller Art Warehouse resides. To the west of the train track , almost hidden from sight , contains a creative offering that rivals some of the biggest cities I’ve ever traveled too. It’s part museum / part gallery / part immersive art space owned and operated by two of the greatest contemporary artists of this century , Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller. The warehouse displays some of their work, which is thrilling to see all in one space , when your like me and have just been reading about some of these pieces for years and years . They mainly work in sound , binaural sound immersion, where conversation, soundscape and music create physical narratives that come alive in different spaces of the warehouse.You as the viewer are offered a chance to interact with each piece very personally, sometimes it’s even your body that triggers the sound, your movement thru each piece changes what you hear, changing the story you get to form. Visiting this space , these artists , this part of the world has been an incredibly inspiring and awe inducing experience for me. It’s wildly worthy of a trek north. Thank you for letting me into your world up here @janetcardiff @george_bures_miller Slide 1, The Poetry Machine , 2017 Slide 2, The Murder of Crows , 2008 Slide 3 -5 , The Marionette Maker , 2014 Slide 6 , me experiencing The Forty Part Motet 2001 Slide 7, Storm Room ( in a house in Doichi , Japan) 2009 Slide 8, The Killing Machine 2007 Slide 9 -10 Escape Room 2021 Slide 10, The Murder of Crows 2008 Slide 11-12, sketches Slide 13 , ext of warehouse
Just a short flight north of Vancouver , in the beautiful mountains of British Columbia, is the small town of Enderby, where the Cardiff Miller Art Warehouse resides. To the west of the train track , almost hidden from sight , contains a creative offering that rivals some of the biggest cities I’ve ever traveled too. It’s part museum / part gallery / part immersive art space owned and operated by two of the greatest contemporary artists of this century , Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller. The warehouse displays some of their work, which is thrilling to see all in one space , when your like me and have just been reading about some of these pieces for years and years . They mainly work in sound , binaural sound immersion, where conversation, soundscape and music create physical narratives that come alive in different spaces of the warehouse.You as the viewer are offered a chance to interact with each piece very personally, sometimes it’s even your body that triggers the sound, your movement thru each piece changes what you hear, changing the story you get to form. Visiting this space , these artists , this part of the world has been an incredibly inspiring and awe inducing experience for me. It’s wildly worthy of a trek north. Thank you for letting me into your world up here @janetcardiff @george_bures_miller Slide 1, The Poetry Machine , 2017 Slide 2, The Murder of Crows , 2008 Slide 3 -5 , The Marionette Maker , 2014 Slide 6 , me experiencing The Forty Part Motet 2001 Slide 7, Storm Room ( in a house in Doichi , Japan) 2009 Slide 8, The Killing Machine 2007 Slide 9 -10 Escape Room 2021 Slide 10, The Murder of Crows 2008 Slide 11-12, sketches Slide 13 , ext of warehouse
Just a short flight north of Vancouver , in the beautiful mountains of British Columbia, is the small town of Enderby, where the Cardiff Miller Art Warehouse resides. To the west of the train track , almost hidden from sight , contains a creative offering that rivals some of the biggest cities I’ve ever traveled too. It’s part museum / part gallery / part immersive art space owned and operated by two of the greatest contemporary artists of this century , Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller. The warehouse displays some of their work, which is thrilling to see all in one space , when your like me and have just been reading about some of these pieces for years and years . They mainly work in sound , binaural sound immersion, where conversation, soundscape and music create physical narratives that come alive in different spaces of the warehouse.You as the viewer are offered a chance to interact with each piece very personally, sometimes it’s even your body that triggers the sound, your movement thru each piece changes what you hear, changing the story you get to form. Visiting this space , these artists , this part of the world has been an incredibly inspiring and awe inducing experience for me. It’s wildly worthy of a trek north. Thank you for letting me into your world up here @janetcardiff @george_bures_miller Slide 1, The Poetry Machine , 2017 Slide 2, The Murder of Crows , 2008 Slide 3 -5 , The Marionette Maker , 2014 Slide 6 , me experiencing The Forty Part Motet 2001 Slide 7, Storm Room ( in a house in Doichi , Japan) 2009 Slide 8, The Killing Machine 2007 Slide 9 -10 Escape Room 2021 Slide 10, The Murder of Crows 2008 Slide 11-12, sketches Slide 13 , ext of warehouse
Just a short flight north of Vancouver , in the beautiful mountains of British Columbia, is the small town of Enderby, where the Cardiff Miller Art Warehouse resides. To the west of the train track , almost hidden from sight , contains a creative offering that rivals some of the biggest cities I’ve ever traveled too. It’s part museum / part gallery / part immersive art space owned and operated by two of the greatest contemporary artists of this century , Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller. The warehouse displays some of their work, which is thrilling to see all in one space , when your like me and have just been reading about some of these pieces for years and years . They mainly work in sound , binaural sound immersion, where conversation, soundscape and music create physical narratives that come alive in different spaces of the warehouse.You as the viewer are offered a chance to interact with each piece very personally, sometimes it’s even your body that triggers the sound, your movement thru each piece changes what you hear, changing the story you get to form. Visiting this space , these artists , this part of the world has been an incredibly inspiring and awe inducing experience for me. It’s wildly worthy of a trek north. Thank you for letting me into your world up here @janetcardiff @george_bures_miller Slide 1, The Poetry Machine , 2017 Slide 2, The Murder of Crows , 2008 Slide 3 -5 , The Marionette Maker , 2014 Slide 6 , me experiencing The Forty Part Motet 2001 Slide 7, Storm Room ( in a house in Doichi , Japan) 2009 Slide 8, The Killing Machine 2007 Slide 9 -10 Escape Room 2021 Slide 10, The Murder of Crows 2008 Slide 11-12, sketches Slide 13 , ext of warehouse
Just a short flight north of Vancouver , in the beautiful mountains of British Columbia, is the small town of Enderby, where the Cardiff Miller Art Warehouse resides. To the west of the train track , almost hidden from sight , contains a creative offering that rivals some of the biggest cities I’ve ever traveled too. It’s part museum / part gallery / part immersive art space owned and operated by two of the greatest contemporary artists of this century , Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller. The warehouse displays some of their work, which is thrilling to see all in one space , when your like me and have just been reading about some of these pieces for years and years . They mainly work in sound , binaural sound immersion, where conversation, soundscape and music create physical narratives that come alive in different spaces of the warehouse.You as the viewer are offered a chance to interact with each piece very personally, sometimes it’s even your body that triggers the sound, your movement thru each piece changes what you hear, changing the story you get to form. Visiting this space , these artists , this part of the world has been an incredibly inspiring and awe inducing experience for me. It’s wildly worthy of a trek north. Thank you for letting me into your world up here @janetcardiff @george_bures_miller Slide 1, The Poetry Machine , 2017 Slide 2, The Murder of Crows , 2008 Slide 3 -5 , The Marionette Maker , 2014 Slide 6 , me experiencing The Forty Part Motet 2001 Slide 7, Storm Room ( in a house in Doichi , Japan) 2009 Slide 8, The Killing Machine 2007 Slide 9 -10 Escape Room 2021 Slide 10, The Murder of Crows 2008 Slide 11-12, sketches Slide 13 , ext of warehouse
Just a short flight north of Vancouver , in the beautiful mountains of British Columbia, is the small town of Enderby, where the Cardiff Miller Art Warehouse resides. To the west of the train track , almost hidden from sight , contains a creative offering that rivals some of the biggest cities I’ve ever traveled too. It’s part museum / part gallery / part immersive art space owned and operated by two of the greatest contemporary artists of this century , Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller. The warehouse displays some of their work, which is thrilling to see all in one space , when your like me and have just been reading about some of these pieces for years and years . They mainly work in sound , binaural sound immersion, where conversation, soundscape and music create physical narratives that come alive in different spaces of the warehouse.You as the viewer are offered a chance to interact with each piece very personally, sometimes it’s even your body that triggers the sound, your movement thru each piece changes what you hear, changing the story you get to form. Visiting this space , these artists , this part of the world has been an incredibly inspiring and awe inducing experience for me. It’s wildly worthy of a trek north. Thank you for letting me into your world up here @janetcardiff @george_bures_miller Slide 1, The Poetry Machine , 2017 Slide 2, The Murder of Crows , 2008 Slide 3 -5 , The Marionette Maker , 2014 Slide 6 , me experiencing The Forty Part Motet 2001 Slide 7, Storm Room ( in a house in Doichi , Japan) 2009 Slide 8, The Killing Machine 2007 Slide 9 -10 Escape Room 2021 Slide 10, The Murder of Crows 2008 Slide 11-12, sketches Slide 13 , ext of warehouse
Just a short flight north of Vancouver , in the beautiful mountains of British Columbia, is the small town of Enderby, where the Cardiff Miller Art Warehouse resides. To the west of the train track , almost hidden from sight , contains a creative offering that rivals some of the biggest cities I’ve ever traveled too. It’s part museum / part gallery / part immersive art space owned and operated by two of the greatest contemporary artists of this century , Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller. The warehouse displays some of their work, which is thrilling to see all in one space , when your like me and have just been reading about some of these pieces for years and years . They mainly work in sound , binaural sound immersion, where conversation, soundscape and music create physical narratives that come alive in different spaces of the warehouse.You as the viewer are offered a chance to interact with each piece very personally, sometimes it’s even your body that triggers the sound, your movement thru each piece changes what you hear, changing the story you get to form. Visiting this space , these artists , this part of the world has been an incredibly inspiring and awe inducing experience for me. It’s wildly worthy of a trek north. Thank you for letting me into your world up here @janetcardiff @george_bures_miller Slide 1, The Poetry Machine , 2017 Slide 2, The Murder of Crows , 2008 Slide 3 -5 , The Marionette Maker , 2014 Slide 6 , me experiencing The Forty Part Motet 2001 Slide 7, Storm Room ( in a house in Doichi , Japan) 2009 Slide 8, The Killing Machine 2007 Slide 9 -10 Escape Room 2021 Slide 10, The Murder of Crows 2008 Slide 11-12, sketches Slide 13 , ext of warehouse
Just a short flight north of Vancouver , in the beautiful mountains of British Columbia, is the small town of Enderby, where the Cardiff Miller Art Warehouse resides. To the west of the train track , almost hidden from sight , contains a creative offering that rivals some of the biggest cities I’ve ever traveled too. It’s part museum / part gallery / part immersive art space owned and operated by two of the greatest contemporary artists of this century , Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller. The warehouse displays some of their work, which is thrilling to see all in one space , when your like me and have just been reading about some of these pieces for years and years . They mainly work in sound , binaural sound immersion, where conversation, soundscape and music create physical narratives that come alive in different spaces of the warehouse.You as the viewer are offered a chance to interact with each piece very personally, sometimes it’s even your body that triggers the sound, your movement thru each piece changes what you hear, changing the story you get to form. Visiting this space , these artists , this part of the world has been an incredibly inspiring and awe inducing experience for me. It’s wildly worthy of a trek north. Thank you for letting me into your world up here @janetcardiff @george_bures_miller Slide 1, The Poetry Machine , 2017 Slide 2, The Murder of Crows , 2008 Slide 3 -5 , The Marionette Maker , 2014 Slide 6 , me experiencing The Forty Part Motet 2001 Slide 7, Storm Room ( in a house in Doichi , Japan) 2009 Slide 8, The Killing Machine 2007 Slide 9 -10 Escape Room 2021 Slide 10, The Murder of Crows 2008 Slide 11-12, sketches Slide 13 , ext of warehouse
Just a short flight north of Vancouver , in the beautiful mountains of British Columbia, is the small town of Enderby, where the Cardiff Miller Art Warehouse resides. To the west of the train track , almost hidden from sight , contains a creative offering that rivals some of the biggest cities I’ve ever traveled too. It’s part museum / part gallery / part immersive art space owned and operated by two of the greatest contemporary artists of this century , Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller. The warehouse displays some of their work, which is thrilling to see all in one space , when your like me and have just been reading about some of these pieces for years and years . They mainly work in sound , binaural sound immersion, where conversation, soundscape and music create physical narratives that come alive in different spaces of the warehouse.You as the viewer are offered a chance to interact with each piece very personally, sometimes it’s even your body that triggers the sound, your movement thru each piece changes what you hear, changing the story you get to form. Visiting this space , these artists , this part of the world has been an incredibly inspiring and awe inducing experience for me. It’s wildly worthy of a trek north. Thank you for letting me into your world up here @janetcardiff @george_bures_miller Slide 1, The Poetry Machine , 2017 Slide 2, The Murder of Crows , 2008 Slide 3 -5 , The Marionette Maker , 2014 Slide 6 , me experiencing The Forty Part Motet 2001 Slide 7, Storm Room ( in a house in Doichi , Japan) 2009 Slide 8, The Killing Machine 2007 Slide 9 -10 Escape Room 2021 Slide 10, The Murder of Crows 2008 Slide 11-12, sketches Slide 13 , ext of warehouse
Just a short flight north of Vancouver , in the beautiful mountains of British Columbia, is the small town of Enderby, where the Cardiff Miller Art Warehouse resides. To the west of the train track , almost hidden from sight , contains a creative offering that rivals some of the biggest cities I’ve ever traveled too. It’s part museum / part gallery / part immersive art space owned and operated by two of the greatest contemporary artists of this century , Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller. The warehouse displays some of their work, which is thrilling to see all in one space , when your like me and have just been reading about some of these pieces for years and years . They mainly work in sound , binaural sound immersion, where conversation, soundscape and music create physical narratives that come alive in different spaces of the warehouse.You as the viewer are offered a chance to interact with each piece very personally, sometimes it’s even your body that triggers the sound, your movement thru each piece changes what you hear, changing the story you get to form. Visiting this space , these artists , this part of the world has been an incredibly inspiring and awe inducing experience for me. It’s wildly worthy of a trek north. Thank you for letting me into your world up here @janetcardiff @george_bures_miller Slide 1, The Poetry Machine , 2017 Slide 2, The Murder of Crows , 2008 Slide 3 -5 , The Marionette Maker , 2014 Slide 6 , me experiencing The Forty Part Motet 2001 Slide 7, Storm Room ( in a house in Doichi , Japan) 2009 Slide 8, The Killing Machine 2007 Slide 9 -10 Escape Room 2021 Slide 10, The Murder of Crows 2008 Slide 11-12, sketches Slide 13 , ext of warehouse
Just a short flight north of Vancouver , in the beautiful mountains of British Columbia, is the small town of Enderby, where the Cardiff Miller Art Warehouse resides. To the west of the train track , almost hidden from sight , contains a creative offering that rivals some of the biggest cities I’ve ever traveled too. It’s part museum / part gallery / part immersive art space owned and operated by two of the greatest contemporary artists of this century , Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller. The warehouse displays some of their work, which is thrilling to see all in one space , when your like me and have just been reading about some of these pieces for years and years . They mainly work in sound , binaural sound immersion, where conversation, soundscape and music create physical narratives that come alive in different spaces of the warehouse.You as the viewer are offered a chance to interact with each piece very personally, sometimes it’s even your body that triggers the sound, your movement thru each piece changes what you hear, changing the story you get to form. Visiting this space , these artists , this part of the world has been an incredibly inspiring and awe inducing experience for me. It’s wildly worthy of a trek north. Thank you for letting me into your world up here @janetcardiff @george_bures_miller Slide 1, The Poetry Machine , 2017 Slide 2, The Murder of Crows , 2008 Slide 3 -5 , The Marionette Maker , 2014 Slide 6 , me experiencing The Forty Part Motet 2001 Slide 7, Storm Room ( in a house in Doichi , Japan) 2009 Slide 8, The Killing Machine 2007 Slide 9 -10 Escape Room 2021 Slide 10, The Murder of Crows 2008 Slide 11-12, sketches Slide 13 , ext of warehouse
Gobble gobble Some new words with a new song to an old world dying to be reborn
Gobble gobble Some new words with a new song to an old world dying to be reborn
Gobble gobble Some new words with a new song to an old world dying to be reborn
Gobble gobble Some new words with a new song to an old world dying to be reborn
Gobble gobble Some new words with a new song to an old world dying to be reborn
Gobble gobble Some new words with a new song to an old world dying to be reborn
