Iggy Pop and David Byrne are among the musicians and artists contributing to Maurizio Cattelan's new project, 'Bedtime Stories'
and Michael Stipe are among the musicians and artists participating in a new digital art project from artist Maurizio Cattelan calledlaunched via the New Museum and, per a statement, Cattelan envisioned the project “as a way of staying together during these days of isolation.” Each participant was asked to share a selection from their favorite book, but while some followed the prompt exactly, others read their own writing or even shared impromptu performances.to an old dog of his.
And the next thing I knew, there you were, standing by my truck, looking up at me. I picked you up, put you on my lap and thought about keeping you — and in less than a minute I was covered in fleas!”, Cattelan spoke about the mix of recordings he ended up receiving, saying: “It would have been quite depressing if all the invited artists and contributors had chosen fairy tales and children stories.
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