Lorenzo
DETAILS
November 18
A music video by THE ON N ON
A collaboration between David Baerwalde, Maria McDowell, and Mike Stasny
“The truth is…Mike and Maria and I (David) had just started making some noise together in my new studio when the pandemic shut everything down. We were having a lot of fun and were excited about hosting some events, and we didn’t want to give that up or stop playing, so we were forced to incarnate THE ON N ON, go back in time and embark on a world tour, naturally…and the rest is made up.
Right now THE ON N ON are about a third of the way through a 26 city(A to Z) 2019 World Tour. In each city THE ON N ON visit, they record a new song and generate unique poster art for that show. They’ve been to some really incredible places, starting with the Holiday Inn on 8th Street in Anaheim, CA, to a bizarre show in a community gym in Hamhung, N. Korea. (Where upon departure the “authorities” confiscated the art and audio recording!)”
This video is “Lorenzo”, from the Sept. 14, 2019 show in Granada, Nicaragua.
so far:
Anaheim, California
Bangkok, Thailand
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Downers Grove, Illinois
Edinburg, Scotland
Florida, Cuba
Granada, Nicaragua
Hamhung, North Korea
Irapuato, Mexico
its in the edges
its in the accidents and synchronizations and the random its in the edit
its in the glitch
its in the feeling of time and the measurement of futility its in the daymeetsnight
its in the letgo
its on the shoreline and of the stars
its in the dust the chemicals the guts the goo
About the Artist
David Baerwalde received his BFA from Winthrop University and is based in Atlanta. He has lectured and taught at universities and art schools, and his mixed media drawings, paintings and sculptures are included in many prominent collections, including the Woodruff Arts Center and the High Museum of Art in Atlanta. Baerwalde’s output ranges in scale and material, from intimate drawings or objects to larger public sculptural experiences. Current and ongoing collaborations also explore other mediums, with commissioned projects in video and music as well as temporary/pop-up and installation environments. His work has been reviewed in Art in America, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Creative Loafing, Burnaway.org, ArtATL.org and others.
