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Dialogues and Digressions | IT (opens the original)
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Intelligence Is the Art of Remaining Faithful under Shifting Circumstances, Alexander Kluge and Anselm Kiefer (£18.99, Seagull Books) This is a beautifully produced and illustrated collaborative book, a dialogue between a filmmaker/writer and a visual artist, a commentary and a digression about and around Anselm Kiefer’s astonishing art. Alexander Kluge is a new name to me but he and Kiefer seem to have a long-term and ongoing relationship where ideas are exchanged, rebuffed and built upon. Klug
‘A Bowl of Shadows’ | IT (opens the original)
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The Rouse, China Miéville (Picador) Visions & Apparitions, Ladislau Klíma (Twisted Spoon Press) The Rouse is being published as a huge hardback book; so big that the paperback proof I was sent to review is in two 600+ pages volumes. It is, trumpets the press release, the result of 20 years work. This is not, however, some dreadful fantasy epic, nor it is a return to Miéville’s earlier science fiction series set in Bas Lag. It is more akin to his better novels, which are based on concepts: space
‘In Love With Dust and Scratches’ | IT (opens the original)
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Kicking the Pricks: The Last of England, Derek Jarman (£12.99, Prototype) Derek Jarman’s films are astonishing: the Elizabethan/Punk mash-up of Jubilee (1978); his radical adaptation of The Tempest (1979); the erotic and sensual The Angelic Conversation (1985), dreamily soundtracked by Coil, and with Judi Dench reading fourteen of Shakespeare’s sonnets; the painterly chiaroscuro and colours of Caravaggio (1986); and the painful, visually monotone Blue (1993) with its interweaving spoken narrati
On the Spectrum | IT (opens the original)
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John Hoyland. The Last Paintings, eds. Sam Cornish, Sophie Kullmann, Wiz Patterson Kelly (£35, ridinghouse) Sometimes you get art books to reaffirm your interest and further your understanding of an artist, other times for reproductions of work that are hard to see in real life, occasionally to be convinced and have your mind changed. John Hoyland. The Last Paintings is one such book for me. I am not alone in being bewildered by the explosions of plastic colour over stained floods of dark metall
Good Vibrations | IT (opens the original)
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The Secret Life of Stones, Walt Shaw (Discus Music CD) Let me come clean straight away: I am no fan of drummers. In fact I detest most drummers and their drumkits. I usually say the exception is John Marshall’s ‘Four Gongs Two Drums’ on Bundles, which is a masterpiece of restraint, although there are odd moments in many band’s repertoires where I think ‘yes’. (Guy Evans’ double drums on Van der Graaf Generators ‘Gog’ springs to mind.) In the main though I prefer percussion, and well-programmed d
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