Sunday, September 21, 2008
Monday, September 15, 2008
Planetary Folklore
The legacy of Victor Vasarely
Frieze Magazine | First published in Issue 41, June-August 1998
by Jörg Heiser
"a term the Hungarian-born artist had coined both for a period of his work and for his vision of a global aesthetic of rational beauty for the masses."
Read the full article here »
Frieze Magazine | First published in Issue 41, June-August 1998
by Jörg Heiser
"a term the Hungarian-born artist had coined both for a period of his work and for his vision of a global aesthetic of rational beauty for the masses."
Read the full article here »
Thursday, September 11, 2008
The Drought
Ransom climbed up on to the jetty and gazed down at the houseboat, stranded with all his hopes on the bleached shore. He brushed the dust off his sleeves and trousers, looking out at the mud flats rising from the centre of the lake. At his feet the swollen body of the dog was blurred by the heat, and for a moment the whole landscape seemed to be covered with corpses. The dead fish rotated slowly from their hooks in the drying sheds, and a spasm of dizziness made Ransom retch emptily...
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Brutalism
My first (poor) attempt at a (concrete) Haiku:
From raw concrete
a Utopian dream
here to modernity
From raw concrete
a Utopian dream
here to modernity
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