I’ve been working with a (very solid) web developer called Roger; one of my messages to him included, exactly, “Good work, Roger” at which point I recalled this work in (now-stalled) progress. It’s more than a bit “London Calling,” but veers into cool places.
Here’s a hacked-together 2:30 ’song:’
Good Work, Roger
These outtakes include Brian (guitar) and Igor (bass) getting fed up with my miscounting -
The context, in general, is deaf education. My sister’s taught in Deaf Ed for ~30 years and has shared interesting stories about the state of things – different sign languages taught from class to class, teachers and administrators fighting among themselves, with parents, with students; students much of the time having emotional and cognitive issues in addition to “just” being deaf, etc. This atop everything else that happens in high school with friends, family and self. From a student’s perspective, the story is dark noise and static; from a some teachers’ perspectives, some hope.
Genrih Hudackov is a poet, a collagist, designer of fashion, translator of Shakespeare, and more.
Hudackov has an admirer in Leonid Drozner, who has been in pre-production with his ideas re a Hudackov documentary for some time. We’ve now begun Production of Leonid’s documentary.
Here are some First Looks at Hudackov’s art,
and the first reading he gave us Day One of the shoot.