Archives – 2005 – February – 23  

four art shows
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four art shows
I was nearly put off writing this by Tim’s superior piece below, but as I saw these today, I’d like to mention them. Order of my attendance rather than preference…
Mark Tobey at Robert Sandelson
Tobey’s work kin[…]

Guy Cannon–You Didnt Even Know My Name.
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Guy Cannon–You Didnt Even Know My Name.
A still born fetus sings his own elegy to his grieving parents, reassuring them that everything will be ok.
Its weirder then it seems.[…]

One More Time!
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One More Time!
It’s the final Club Freaky Trigger tomorrow (before our glorious rebirth as Poptimism), and the big question is…
What should our last EVER song be?
Schnappi? Daft Punk? Where’s Me Jumper? Something completely differen[…]

Day 23: Saturn V AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 LOUSY TUNES
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Day 23: Saturn V
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 LOUSY TUNES
A pallet in the back yard of a boathouse is not the worst place I have ever slept (that would be Wembley Arena during a Van Morrison concert) but it was pretty uncomfortable. I was up fresh in the m[…]

A great piece on football and community
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A great piece on football and community by David Conn in today’s graun (hidden away in the Society bit). Good quotage (near the bottom) too in an accompanying piece. Interestingly the pictures used to illustrate the article (in the actual pap[…]

Just a Bild of fun
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Just a Bild of fun
Awful rubbish from Bild notable for the ‘sexologist’s rather sly claim:
According to German newspaper Bild sexologist Piero Lorenzoni said: “A woman’s breasts denote a woman’s character, just like her […]

Top five things in galleries to go and see for free in London right now
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Top five things in galleries to go and see for free in London right now (in reverse order)
5. Henrik Plenge Jacobsen: “J’accuse” at the South London Gallery
HPJ is really saying something in this exhibition, something about justice[…]

1968 – Mark Kurlansky
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1968 – Mark Kurlansky
Mass-market history reaches the recent past, and faces a stylistic problem. The genre tends to a gentle narrative style, rich with curios and always willing to take the occasional detour. But widen the focus and the narrat[…]

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  1. I think the notion that conservatives can't make art is nonsense. J.R.R.Tolkien and G.K. Chesterton are two of my favorite…

  2. No offense taken! I don't have the ego to have alarms about myself. I do, still, have sufficient fondness for…