Triad Arts with David Ford CAGEFEST presents Kay Larson and her lecture “Cage and Zen: The Koan of Silence”November 12, 2012CAGEFEST on the campus of Wake Forest University has been a six-week-long celebration of the life and artistic contributions of American maverick, composer, poet, artist, John Cage who would have been 100 this year.
Cage's life and art were greatly influenced by his devotion to Zen Buddhism, and CAGEFEST concludes this week with a lecture by longtime New York Times art critic and practicing Buddhist Kay Larson. She’s written a fascinating book, 15-years in the making, titled Where the Heart Beats: John Cage, Zen Buddhism, and the Inner Life of Artists. On Tuesday night, November 13, at 5:15pm in the Welcome Center Auditorium on the WFU campus, Kay will give a lecture titled “Cage and Zen: The Koan of Silence”.
CAGEFST concludes Wednesday night, November 14, with a complete performance of John Cage’s Sonatas and Interludes for prepared piano, by pianist, and CAGEFEST director Louie Goldstein. The performance begins at 10:00pm in the Choral Rehearsal Room, in Scales Fine Arts Center, room M208 on the WFU campus.
Where the Heart Beats: John Cage, Zen Buddhism, and the Inner Life of Artists is available on Penguin Press. Author Kay Larson recently spoke with David Ford from her home in New York. For Cage, appreciating negative space, and silence was life-affirming, but to do so meant, as he put it “...getting one’s mind and desires out of the way”.
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Triad Arts Archives
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September 5, 2007: West Side Civic Theatre: Jesus Christ Superstar
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September 4, 2007: Old Salem Brought To Life
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September 3, 2007: Triad Stage: The Little Foxes
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August 23, 2007: Cave Wall
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August 22, 2007: Bug
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August 21, 2007: The 2007 New River Blues Festival
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August 20, 2007: Ethiopian Art at Diggs Gallery
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August 16, 2007: North Carolina Governor's School
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August 15, 2007: Winston-Salem Youth Arts Institute
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August 13, 2007: Piedmont Opera's 30th Anniversary
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August 8, 2007: UNCG Theatre: Jim Fisher
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August 6, 2007: Jewels: 50 Phenomenal Black Women Over 50
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August 2, 2007: Miracle In Rwanda
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August 1, 2007: UNCG Summer Music Camp
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July 30, 2007: Black Panther Rank And File
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July 26, 2007: Eastern Music Festival: Barry Douglas
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July 25, 2007: Toshiku Takaezu: The Art of Clay
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July 24, 2007: Cave Wall
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July 23, 2007: Find Dima
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July 19, 2007: Eastern Music Festival: James Gaffigan
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July 18, 2007: Brother Wolf Revisited
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July 17, 2007: Rosebud Sioux
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July 16, 2007: Clare Fader
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July 12, 2007: Eastern Music Festival: Martha Bassett
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July 11, 2007: The Full Monty
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July 10, 2007: Ken Rumble: Key Bridge
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July 9, 2007: A Guide To North Carolina's Wineries
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July 5, 2007: Eastern Music Festival: Tom Phillion
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July 4, 2007: Koun Kooki
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July 3, 2007: Souhail Kaspar
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