Podcast: Flying Lotus on ‘Yasuke’ and the Art of Writing Soundtracks

Ross SimoniniAudio26 May 2021artreview.com

Subject, Object, Verb explores the connections between artists, art and life

The musician and filmmaker, Flying Lotus has created a body of psychedelic, horrific and musically sophisticated work. On this episode, he discusses his thoughts on film school, spirituality, cannabis, and the piano, alongside a few excerpts from his new album, a soundtrack to the Samurai anime series, Yasuke.

Host
Ross Simonini

Credits
Produced by ArtReview and Ross Simonini

The 41st EVA International announces curatorial team

ArtReviewNewsartreview.com25 April 2024

Centre Pompidou faces financial difficulties, France’s Court of Auditors reports

ArtReviewNewsartreview.com25 April 2024

'At the moment, let us say, the Centre Pompidou does not have the means to finance its development and investment projects on its own'

Marie Lund and Rosalind Nashashibi's Private Conversation

Nathaniel BudzinskiReviewsArtReview24 April 2024

O Rose at Den Frie, Copenhagen explores how fleetingly small moments resonate through our lives

No Escape from Techno Junk

Cassie PackardOpinionArtReview24 April 2024

Seeing e-waste is the first step towards dealing with it. What role does art have to play in this?

Riar Rizaldi, Fossilis (still), 2023, video, colour, sound, 12 min 57 sec. Courtesy the artist

Iranian artist ‘severely beaten’ and detained

ArtReviewNewsartreview.com24 April 2024

Atena Farghadani was protesting against censorship of her work

The Interview: Paul B. Preciado

Benoît LoiseauFeaturesArtReview24 April 2024

“For me, books are open. The beginning of a book is not its first sentence, and the end is not its last. Books are expansive, almost like voracious entities”