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Bagatelle and Babble by Bob Black
A brevity from running slips and this muddy world:. October, you fearsome color,. The first of autumnal songs, twisting into the riveted dna of your story over Pork knuckle and German wine. The Alsace of your ferocious words that softened as the light dimmed over the German countryside. And tallowed in the corner with the Pre-war typewriters. The lederhosen and the chef's rye bread. That moment racing toward the sea, like the duvet spotted. By former occupants and lovers and the dampening weather.
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A Column of Cats - Drawings by Gary Michael Dault, Text by Malgorzata Wolak Dault
Drawings by Gary Michael Dault, Text by Malgorzata Wolak Dault. The tip of his tail is a cat's vanishing point. He impregnates the page with his disappearing. Two cats, both unique. Each cat colours the solitude of the other. This apparition of a cat has the transparency of warm porcelain. A cat looking maniacally at its ball. This ball is the whole world to him. Arrested in the middle of a field of writing, a cat. Tries to define himself against it. He utters his ancient. Meow, as old as a rock. A cat i...
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ARTPOST - CHEEZ by Fiona Smyth
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This blog marks the return of CHEEZ.
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ARTPOST - CHEEZ by Fiona Smyth
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Daybook
Man With Cloud Sample. A Stopgap Museum for Two Man Ray Pears. Unheard music- or half-heard music- being sweeter. Too much too soon. I found this drawing today. It's from 1998. A cloud with too much vivacity- Mayakovsky's A Cloud in Trousers. Part of a Recent Painting. A detail of a still life, with vesel and monumental plant stem. Red Still Life (flowers in a vase, fruit). It keeps everything moving. Left-hand cat and right-hand cat. Pinot and his brother Grigio. The old Pathetic Fallacy in India ink.
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Sifting through the Rabble by Eric Farache
The Real Wonderful Rabble. You may have caught Jason Kieffer's graphic novel/guide to the rabble (read: homeless/marginal) people of downtown. If you haven't, it is a great book, you may recognize some people in it. Here is a link to that book. It was at once well received and also seen as exploiting the homeless it sought to familiarize the public with. Personally, I think the book was done from a very honest place, not exploitive. Jason is working on a new book now about Zanta. Cannot wait for that!
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ARTPOST - ghost records
All night the wind. Text by Madeleine Marie Slavick. Photo by Luo Hui. For two hundred minutes we are waiting, and still, the eleven year old has not come. In ten more minutes, I say I will telephone the hospitals, maybe the police. One serving stays at the table, and her room as empty as the night road upon which a car is supposed to deliver her home. We try one more time. Just as we look in her room again for the misplaced phone number, the headlights come down the gravel driveway. Photo by Luo Hui.
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Ontario Journal by Han Xu 韓旭：安湖寄語
前日對語中我有“我之所缺乃蒙童時沒有背習先賢詩詞歌賦及不朽文章”。對答曰：“背了就怕出不來”。我竟一時梗塞。但久盤旋於胸。 “背了就怕出不來”。何以出不來乎？背誦詩詞文章，並不是中國傳統意義上的科舉之道，而恰恰是中國文化傳承之手段，孩童之背詠絕非需孩童之理解，記得音律平仄，如若得教化典故，其之作用享其一生。此乃中國蒙童開蒙之唯一手段也。 這個“出不來”難道是和科舉背詠之儒教經典混為一團了呢？如果是一團的話，那只能是糊塗所致了。世人有曾聞“如范進中舉而瘋焉”也曾聞那個“偷書不算偷”的枯死之"孔乙己".何曾見因背詠東坡詞，醉翁文而出不來者？？想西洋小童有背誦莎翁名篇而出...Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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ARTPOST index
We’d Like to Know: Where Would You Go in Wakanda? The Travel Desk would like to solicit your ideas of what an actual Wakanda trip would look like. We will feature 10 of the most innovative submissions in a. NEWS: New Banksy Mural Demands Release of Jailed Turkish Artist. AO Art Observed™. Camille Henrot’s Ventures Into Fashion Profiled in Vogue. Vogue profiles artist Camille Henrot’s recent ventures into fashion with a series of clothes and scarves she designed for the Swiss Institute booth at Inde.
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ARTPOST - White and Cream Pages by Larry Eisenstein
With a blotty brushpen, Paula on a paper napkin at Linux cafe. Linux is at Grace and Harbord and it's just awesome. They make the best gluten free treats. Their own recipes. They are so friendly, the place is super cozy and bright with a big picnic tabled patio in front of the cafe just across from a park. I love it. Go. Now her hair is short, tight and springy, and smart and cute. Her jaw isn't big and hard like in this drawing. She's softer. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
