NewsNewshttp://www.keepadding.com/news_journal/2011-08-09T22:37:53ZSquarespaceMimiCof Music Videohttp://www.keepadding.com/news_journal/2011/8/9/mimicof-music-video.htmlKeep Adding2011-08-09T22:31:26Z2011-08-09T22:31:26ZKeep Adding has just released a new music video for MimiCof's 'Aria, But Secret'. From the album 'Rundskipper', released in 2011 on PROGRESSIVE FOrM. Filmed at Spreepark and SchlachtenSee, Berlin, Germany.

 

MimiCof - Aria, But Secret from Keep Adding on Vimeo.

 

]]>Marsen Jules - Nostalgiahttp://www.keepadding.com/news_journal/2011/5/12/marsen-jules-nostalgia.htmlKeep Adding2011-05-12T16:23:44Z2011-05-12T16:23:44Z"Nostalgia", to be released on June 3rd. "Nostalgia" is the eagerly awaited follow up to the 2005 ambient classic "Herbstlaub". The eight ethereal tracks on "Nostalgia" will make for the perfect soundtrack for a deep journey into neo-classical soundscapes. The CD comes with a beautiful artwork by the talented US designers Keep Adding. 

Here's the complete tracklist and a soundcloud-preview for the album to wetten your appetite: 

01 A Moment Of Grace 
02 Nostalgia 
03 Through Blood And Fire 
04 Endless Whisper Of The Old Brigade 
05 Shadows/Waltz 
06 Sweet Sweet Longing 
07 Kunderas Dream 
08 Sleep My Brother, Sleep

PRE-ORDER "NOSTALGIA" @ BANDCAMP

NOSTALGIA ALBUM PREVIEW @ SOUNDCLOUD 

]]>loscil "coast/range/arc"http://www.keepadding.com/news_journal/2011/1/28/loscil-coastrangearc.htmlKeep Adding2011-01-28T16:03:20Z2011-01-28T16:03:20ZKeep Adding designed the loscil album coast/range/arc to be released on Glacial Movements Records. Upcoming April 2011.

 

loscil, coast/range/arc

Visit Glacial Movements for more information.

]]>Marsen Jules Sketch project.http://www.keepadding.com/news_journal/2011/1/28/marsen-jules-sketch-project-1.htmlKeep Adding2011-01-28T16:03:20Z2011-01-28T16:03:20ZMartin is giving away 'sketches' over at Oktaf. Complete with Keep Adding designs.

 

]]>Netherworld - Over The Summithttp://www.keepadding.com/news_journal/2010/12/2/netherworld-over-the-summit.htmlKeep Adding2010-12-02T17:30:25Z2010-12-02T17:30:25ZKeep Adding is pleased to announce the upcoming Netherworld release on Glacial Movements.

Over The Summit mixes quiet soundscapes, found sounds and violin with manipulated sounds of the Northern Lights. The album is a mix of light, cold and silence paired with a frosty mix of Keep Adding graphics.

Album available on Glacial Movements website.

]]>Marsen Jules Trio - Les Fleurs Variationshttp://www.keepadding.com/news_journal/2010/12/2/marsen-jules-trio-les-fleurs-variations.htmlKeep Adding2010-12-02T17:20:42Z2010-12-02T17:20:42ZKeep Adding is glad to announce another Marsen jules album. Les Fleurs Variations remakes the classic album with Anwar Alam and Jan-Philipp Alam on violin. Complete with new Keep Adding graphics!

Album available on Oktaf website. 

]]>Interview with Adobe Airstream: online art magazinehttp://www.keepadding.com/news_journal/2010/11/11/interview-with-adobe-airstream-online-art-magazine.htmlKeep Adding2010-11-11T16:00:00Z2010-11-11T16:00:00ZKathryn Crocker interviews Noah MacDonald about Keep Adding's "Wave Nest" project in Las Cruces, New Mexico and also discusses the history and future of Keep Adding. 

Read the interview

Source: Keep Adding's Mural Project in Las Cruces (http://adobeairstream.com/component/zine/article/500-keep-addings-mural-project-in-las-cruces.html) by Kathryn Crocker

]]>Keep Adding outtakes.http://www.keepadding.com/news_journal/2010/11/8/keep-adding-outtakes.htmlKeep Adding2010-11-08T19:23:45Z2010-11-08T19:23:45ZClick on the image for a collection of Keep Adding outtakes.


]]>Wave Nest, public mural commissioned by the City of Las Cruces, NMhttp://www.keepadding.com/news_journal/2010/11/6/wave-nest-public-mural-commissioned-by-the-city-of-las-cruce.htmlKeep Adding2010-11-07T00:41:13Z2010-11-07T00:41:13ZThe Lions Park mural was created with the intent to link the southeast corner of Lions park with the northwest corner of the park. The southeast corner contains a public pool, blue wavey architecture, a giant purple octopus sculpture, etc.. These pre-existing elements were taken into consideration when designing Wave Nest. Utilizing color, form and an idea of water Keep Adding wanted to create a modern abstract design mural that would engadge the minds of locals and artists alike.

"Keep Adding reinvents reality and inspires others to take a fresh look at familiar forms in the world around us. They've encouraged new perspectives on everything from graffiti to ghosts and old adobe. And now, Keep Adding brings a tidal wave of abstract color to high desert country." - S. Derrickson Moore, Las Cruces Sun News

Check out the full Flickr set here; http://www.flickr.com/photos/blueprocess/sets/72157625036588970/

Wave Nest, work in-progress


Wave Nest, painting in-progress 1 from Keep Adding on Vimeo.

Video of work in-progress as we fill in details of this large painting.

 

Wave Nest 2010

]]>Pherepaphe: the fourfold roots of everythinghttp://www.keepadding.com/news_journal/2010/10/27/pherepaphe-the-fourfold-roots-of-everything.htmlKeep Adding2010-10-27T04:17:23Z2010-10-27T04:17:23ZPherepaphe: the fourfold roots of everything, curated by Phoenix Perry
October 31 – December 14, 2009, Williamsburg, New York, USA


NEW YORK — Devotion Gallery is pleased to present Pherepaphe: The Fourfold Roots Of Everything, an inaugural group exhibition opening October 31, 2009.

The name “Pherepaphe” alludes to Plato’s recontextualization of the Greek goddess Persephone as “wise for seeing that all things in the world are in motion” and who, furthermore, is a part of that dynamic quality. Traditionally, Persephone is known as both the “Queen of the Underworld” and the “Goddess of Fertility”. These seemingly disparate titles collide each year on All Hallows Eve, a ghoulish day that also marks the harvest and descent into winter. Persephone’s conflicting roles point to the cycle of life and ultimately explain the changing seasons, a process Empedocles referred to as “the fourfold roots of everything”.

Pherepaphe: The Fourfold Roots Of Everything will open with a reception at 7:00 p.m. on Halloween, and remain on display until December 14, 2009. The reception will also serve as the public opening for Devotion Gallery, located at 54 Maujer Street in Williamsburg (near the corner of Maujer and Lorimer Streets).

 

Keep Adding Devotion Installation and Interview from Devotion Gallery on Vimeo.

This interview was done 10.30.09 with Noah MacDonald of Keep Adding at Devotion Gallery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn as part of the inaugural exhibition, Pherepaphe: The Fourfold Roots of Everything.

Video by Maeri Hedstrom
Learn more -- >
http://www.areyoudevoted.com
http://www.keepadding.com

 

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