William Basinski

Photo by James Elaine

Pitchfork: You worked on The Life and Death of Marina Abramovic alongside Antony, who you've been friends with for decades. How would you describe that relationship?

William Basinski: I'm very loyal to my friends, and I continue to maintain relationships with most of them. Antony is very special to me. He's someone who never stops until he gets exactly what he wants. Sometimes it can drive you absolutely mad, but it's extraordinary. You know what's interesting? This year, I found out that Antony, Marina, and I are all Year of the Dog in the Chinese zodiac. We're all different dogs, though-- I'm an earth dog, Antony's a metal dog or something like that. Dogs run in packs.

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William Basinski
The experimental music lifer looks back on his 2002 masterpiece The Disintegration Loops and forward to his latest work, Nocturnes.
By Larry Fitzmaurice, November 6, 2012

Unknown dogs

Mark Steinmetz

Mark Steinmetz

From Paris in my time (2013)

From Paris in my time (2013)

From Paris in my time (2013)

From South Central

From Pastoral (2001-2011)

From South East (2008)

From South Central

From Greater Atlanta

From Kids and Teenagers (1984-1990)

From Italy (1993, 1998, 2010)

From Italy (1993, 1998, 2010)

From Italy (1993, 1998, 2010)

George Spencer Watson

George Spencer Watson, "Four Loves I found, a Woman, a Child, a Horse and a Hound", 1922.
Oil on canvas, 142.2 x 195.6 cm.

Julian Schnabel in his studio. Montauk.

Julian Schnabel in his studio, Montauk, 2001. Photograph by Jonathan Becker.

(PIANO), H. Maria Gris

quando o coração é enorme
só um piano e um cão
o podem guardar.

H. Maria Gris, "Autobiografia (Tomo I)"

Morris Graves

Morris Graves, "Majestic Dog", 1935



Morris Graves, "Fox With a Phoenix Wing", 1952