more building, curating and assessing - the MA Book
Art show at Camberwell looks fantastic. There is some really considered work
that is underpinned by exceptional research and has at its core conceptual
thinking around personal notions of book. meanwhile 2 films with 'interesting' premise's
at their root that should of been funnier I Feel Pretty
and Blockers do not watch these.
back at The Bridge season 4 all is dark and menacing https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09m2k24
I am obviously very late to the party but have become interested in Daniil
Kharms and am wading through the wonderfully obsessive book - I am a phenomenon quite out of the
ordinary by Anthony Anemone and Peter Scotto. it's the notebooks,
diaries and letter and is a fantastic insight into the man.
There was a red-haired man who had no eyes or ears.
Neither did he have any hair, so he was called red-haired theoretically.
He couldn't speak, since he didn't have a mouth. Neither did he have a nose.
He didn't even have any arms or legs. He had no stomach and he had no back and he had no spine and he had no innards whatsoever. He had nothing at all!
Therefore there's no knowing whom we are even talking about.
In fact it's better that we don't say any more about him.
Neither did he have any hair, so he was called red-haired theoretically.
He couldn't speak, since he didn't have a mouth. Neither did he have a nose.
He didn't even have any arms or legs. He had no stomach and he had no back and he had no spine and he had no innards whatsoever. He had nothing at all!
Therefore there's no knowing whom we are even talking about.
In fact it's better that we don't say any more about him.
