to amusing recollections of all the baby names that were ruled out
“A pitch-perfect expression of a little-known artist in text and illustration alike
But why does it have such enduring and universal appeal for both adults and children
” –Joan Mirò
Is there any way to break its spell—especially since it doesn't necessarily make us better or happier people
Watching Music Afterword by Karen Karbiener to amusing recollections of allWelcome to the world of Lola James Harperin Watching Music, music becomes visible, tangible and everlasting in this symphonic black and white journey Watching Music tells the story of an invisible country whose name doesnt appear on any map, but which Lili, No, Cline, and Rami have always traversed. A country made of vibrating amplifiers, guitars leaning against a wall, percussion, cables intertwined like paths, studios where light takes on a