Zach Barocas, Diasporist Diarist

I’m Zach Barocas. I’m a drummer (I play Ludwig Drums), sometime poet (though not lately — see below for links), a publisher, a somewhat cranky cinephile, an amateur photographer, and a stationery shop owner in Brooklyn, New York City.

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The Cultural Society (2001-present)

Among Other Things (2005)

Looking Up (2010)

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A tumblr blog of photographs spanning several years, taken mostly and eventually only in the morning, and eventually mostly from the same position of the same tree. I abandoned the project in 2018.

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Inspiration: Tahah

aleph

Masada, “Tahah,” Alef, 1994.

Posted on June 21, 2014July 15, 2016Author z.Categories listening, musicTags dave douglas, greg cohen, inspiration, jazz, joey baron, john zorn, masada, radical jewish culture

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