The very thing which Tracey Emin is celebrated for in some circles is the same thing for which she is crucified in others – the fact that she has the artistic integrity or pig-headedness to plough her own furrow is Read more…
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Eric Gill is one of those artists where you have to divorce your feelings about the art from your feelings about the person – that is if you think the art merits such an effort. I have to admit that Read more…
Directed by: Oliver Parker. Cast: Neve Campbell, Shirley Henderson, Alexandra Maria, Anna Maxwell Martin, Oana Pellea, Danny Huston. Rated: U. Running Time: 90 minutes. There was something slightly off about this film and I am not entirely sure what it Read more…
Directed by: Jeroen Berkvens. Running Time: 48 Mins. One can watch something sad and not be left with sadness as the abiding impression – that is how this film struck me. In the same way that Nick Drake’s music can Read more…
So, I just read Mister Wonderful by Daniel Clowes and I have to say I am never disappointed by him. I am sure that even without his name on a piece you would be able to tell who it was Read more…
I enjoyed this show – I enjoy this kind of thing; the kind of thing that makes you think and lets you feel like you might be learning something as you are being entertained. The instant vibe that I got Read more…
The relationship that I have with the work of Joss Whedon is strange – I really like his work but I sometimes forget that I do. I don\’t often need to be re-sold on a writer once I have decided Read more…
Click Image To Go To Website Just read some wonderful news – the beautiful and charming webcomic Weird Fishes by Jamaica Dyer has just been picked up by Slave Labor Graphics and will be printed as a graphic novel later Read more…
Click Image To Go To Website I have to show some serious love to this webcomic – it is fucking genius. I love all the characters in it, I love the story thus far, and I can\’t wait to see Read more…
Directed by: John Huston. Cast: Angelica Huston, Frank Patterson, Kate O\’Toole. Rated: U. Running Time: 83 minutes. Some times a voiceover will work and sometimes it won\’t – it strikes me that it is often less wise to do this Read more…