VIDEO: Performing art in art space
An afternoon with visual artists Joseph Dermody and Jeanine Jackson chatting about art and performing old and new material.
River Running (Official Video) – a child becomes an adult, just like a stream becomes a river
Shooting the video River Running is taken from the EP ‘2+2=4’. Beautifully shot in Upstate New York the music video visually aligns itself with the song’s storyline: comparing a child becoming an adult to a stream becoming a river, and how we must try to stay true to our course. This music video is a real highlight […]
My first ever sketch: new discoveries about nondominant-hand drawing
‘My First Sketch’. I recently rekindled a 30-year friendship. After living in Toulouse, France for two years and barely speaking English, I started my language studies at South Bank Polytechnic (now University). Despite the excitement of studying, living in England’s capital and meeting new students in our Halls of Residence, I did miss French. Returning […]
“A contemplative, part hopeful part melancholy piece of music & writing”
Music Review of ‘Pocketful of Sand’ by online magazine Stereo Stickman. Described as ‘a contemplative, part hopeful part melancholy piece’, read the full review of Pocketful of Sand. “Pocketful Of Sand is the long awaited release from songwriter extraordinaire Kathy Muir. This delicate, piano-led folk song offers a minimalist approach to expression and presents just a few lines […]
“Kathy Muir Delivers Impactful, Compelling New Single, Pocketful of Sand”
Muir Delivers Impactful, Compelling New Single Pocketful of Sand “We have been supporting the music and art of Kathy Muir for years at this point so I’m always excited when she sends me something new. -Find our previous Kathy Muir features here, here, here, here and here. The thing I love most about Kathy, and […]
New Music video Pocketful of Sand is out now!
Pocketful of Sand music video out now The sketch work you are about to see in the Pocketful of Sand music video took place in one sitting. The images reflect a storyboard I provided to South Korean artist Jun (“Sean”), Sung Hyun. I spent months trawling the internet to find a ‘visual language’ with which […]
Can there really exist an orchestra of words?
Words of a Voice She slips into the room, unannounced, unheard Lets her small voice slip between stone-aged curves Unadulterated, still unfound Unsure, still without sound Her hand reaches over, tentative to fear A soft skin enveloping a hand young with years In that moment I saw all she could be And wished more […]
South Korean sketch artist reaches Connecticut arts & music community
I recently met up with South Korean sketch artist Uniquelab to ask him about his work; his love of lomography, manga art and animation; and whether there is a difference between the ‘photographic’ eye and the ‘sketch’ eye. For those new to a growing art and music community called T489 Original Acoustic Music, Sean – as he likes […]
A Dream and a Dram
There are art communities. There are music communities. There are even art spaces where music is performed, and there are music venues that display art. I had a dream of something different: not only that two creative mediums would exist under one roof, but that they would truly be collaborative in design. Perhaps […]
Introducing the artist: IVAN BRADAUSKAS
Ivan Bradauskas, stands out in an Instagram crowd. Where some black and white photographs can be flat in tone, depth and engagement, Ivan’s work does quite the opposite. Ivan recently chatted to Beauty In The Aye’s Kathy Muir. BITA: Instagram is your preferred site for displaying your photography. Your work is mainly monochromatic, shots, often […]