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Article: Fruit loops.(David Toop's 'Museum of Fruit')
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- Artforum International
- Article date:
- April 1, 1999
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"Architecture is frozen music," Friedrich Schelling remarked at the beginning of the nineteenth century, signaling both the distance between these two arts and their proximity. In some respects, they lie at opposite ends of the aesthetic spectrum: Music is the most ethereal, immaterial, and temporal of arts, architecture the most earthbound and palpable. Yet they have always shared a secret affinity. With rare exception. Western music is played and heard indoors and has always had to respond to the shape and stuff of its constructed environment. It's no accident that the Gregorian chant - with its cavernous expanse and long sustain - is the musical art of the Gothic ...
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... ... Hills Funeral Home, Zillah LACEY - Marlyce J. Toop, 59, passed away at her home in Lacey on June ... Rowland. Marlyce is survived by two sons, Leon M. Toop (Lynn Parker) of Lacey; Kevin F. Toop (Kimberly Berry-Denser) of Spanaway; 5 grandchildren ...
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