The Waters of March
CURATED BY JON TANER
Inspired by the song written and performed by famed Brazilian composer Antonio Carlos Jobim
The Waters of March Project
Curated by Jon Taner, MFA
The Waters of March is a song written and performed by famed Brazilian composer Antonio Carlos Jobim.
It is about torrential rains that wash away the summer in Brazil.
The lyrics form a brilliant collage of objects, emotions, and different circumstances that are arranged in a series of repeated descending notes like falling rain.
The nationally and internationally recognized artists chosen to participate in this project translate their selection of random words and phrases into visual art.
The Waters of March Project Introduction
The Joy in Your Heart
The Joy in Your Heart, a phrase from renowned Brazilian composer and lyricist Antonio Carlos Jobim’s soulful and iconic song, The Waters of March, represents visual interpretations by 16 recognized artists.
View the complete Waters of March Project Video below, and experience the journey of images that accompanies the music. The Waters of March Project is conceived and curated by the painter and collagist Jon Taner.
Top Row L to R: J. Jie Li, MaryLouise Long, Jon Taner, Linda Hillringhouse
Second Row L to R: Tom Cassidy, Mark Hillringhouse, Andrey Tamarchenko, Paul ChingBor
Third Row L to R: Trey Miles, Tim Moran, Lynne Turner, Scott Shulman
Bottom Row L to R: Bruce Panock, Donna Conklin King, Lee Seinfeld, David Wilson