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Bowie: The Man who fell to Earth | IT (opens the original)
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Bowie’s history July 6 1977. Cocaine, bikers and aliens: The film that saved David Bowie at his lowest point. By Miquel Echarri, EL PAÍS. ‘The Man Who Fell to Earth’ premiered and remains, to this day, a strange artefact that almost nobody fully grasps. By most accounts, not even the singer ever really understood it. In the early days of 1975, David Bowie was a broken toy. Holed up in his grotesque Los Angeles mansion, the British musician spent his days reading obscure essays on Nazi esotericis
Hasui’s Rain Visits Again/Sister Combs Your Hair | IT (opens the original)
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All three sketches show wrong perspectives. Today rain leaves spots on my shirt sleeves. I try and fail to wash away those and call my white a virgin. I feel ashamed at that thought. My inheritance. I call my mother thrice today, and each time he forgets my name. I begin to think – I should have been the daughter she misses, and although they killed her as a fetus, has given her a thousand names. Today I remember what they remind me to forget. A sector 1 lane that has lost its way because all th
Cy Twombly – field bases beyond the lost proficiency of words | IT (opens the original)
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Smoke Signals | IT (opens the original)
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At the interview they sit us down one by one in front of a wire loop game, the kind we used to play when we were kids. “Each of you must guide the metal probe along the length of wire without touching it”: they want to see if we have a steady hand. I get in. The whole project is made of six people, and our job is to transfer details of Ordnance Survey maps on to computer files. The managers reckon it will take a year. The map splayed out in front of me, I trace details related to Roadfwrd, Colif
Two Shadows | IT (opens the original)
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They stand- as a tall tree stands just ahead on a midnight street, frozen in sodium vapor lamps for a moment , then move ahead. Crossing the street like teenage boys and girls- they hob step and jump while the clock tower sucks in the moonlight, ticking in the wider space. Silver light shimmers across the six-point crossing, red and green lights turn all amber for safety and love collects in the nomadic starlings. Their eyes are empty; a host of nightbirds take flight in the dark sky, a cat stay
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