#colome

[unteriors]

E Fifth Street, Colome, South Dakota.

[the-night-picture-collector]

/ Joan Colom, Barcelona, 1957

[joeinct]

Photo by Joan Colom, 1950s

[typewriter-worries]

you look back and think, that was heaven, so of course it had to end.

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Martin McDonagh | Swan-like embrace, Paris, 2001, Nan Goldin | Homegirl, King Princess | Kisses, Josh Kern | Heaven, Mitski | Intimacy, Barbara Kane | Take Me to Church, Hozier | Christian Colomer | Giovanni's Room, James Baldwin | tsapa.jpg on Instagram | In the Pines, Alice Notley

[lionfloss]

Mirador de Colomer

[henk-heijmans]

Chinatown, Barcelona, 1959 - by Joan Colom (1921 - 2017), Spanish

[useless-catalanfacts]

The traditional music and performance of El cant de la sibil·la (The Sibyl's Song) has gone further than the walls of the churches where it has been sang for centuries and has inspired many modern Mallorcan singers and musicians such as Maria del Mar Bonet or, more recently, Júlia Colom (in this video you can see a snipet of her performing the role of Sibyl in Valldemossa, Mallorca). Júlia is a singer-songwriter who makes both urban music and songs based on traditional Mallorcan music.

Video posted by Alex Sobron Jewellery, who made the golden fingertips.

Find out more about the Sibyl's Song in this post.

[history-dujenoir]

Joan Colom

[oldsardens]

Joan Colom Agusti - Arbres

[lascitasdelashoras]

Joan Colom - Sin título. 1958-1961

[joshiballestereo]

Concierto de Aranjuez (Edición 2014)

de Joaquín Rodrigo interpretado por Paco de Lucía con La Orquesta de Cadaqués dirigida por Edmon Colomer.

[worldmusicandcinema]

Júlia Colom - “Ell i Ella”

[zurich-snows]

Joan Colom (Spanish, 1921-2017) Gente de la calle (People on the street) 1958-64 Gelatin silver print 24 x 18.5cm Collection Foto Colectania Foundation, Barcelona

[joeinct]

Barcelona by Joan Colom, 1958

[etakeh]

The opening is like a rerun of a rerun of politics as usual in "third world" countries. A lot of the things that happen are "of course", but it sets up the rest.

I think the end was maybe a little too...chill. Appropriate, but maybe not as much build to drama as it could have been. A little too much setup and not enough middle.

But overall, point well taken.