all shall be well all shall be well and all manner of things shall be well julian of norwich

Monday, June 18, 2007



its 3 hours after fathers day, but i couldnt find larkin reading this be a verse, so in honour of fathers day, plath reading daddy.



Crazy Street PReacher sings homophobic ditty.

more proof that in this post flickr age, currating is a more impt skill then image creation


Porter Wagoner remaking Welcome to Parkview, like Rubin/Cash America. I hope to review this and Lambert for Left Hip. (listen to how he sings the line, there is a girl in 207, coming down on thorazine...might be my favourite line reading of the year)

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Pill Cam Images. (small enough to be a pill, large enough to be a camera)

robert phillips interiors and potraits have a modest and clever anglo charm. they are formal, wel composed, adn lack the snap shot or studio aesthetics. his seascapes arent v. good.

xxx minsiters do a fathers day porn breakfast

this doc on abortion seems the self directed critique the left needs.

great interview with adam lowenstien, historian of horror films.

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Wencelas Hollar, one of several prints from the 1670s, that show these creatures that look like brontocamels. they are awesome.

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Limoges. Leda and the Swan, From 192(?)

sicko by moore.
1) he is too enamoured of the candian system.
2) he doesnt spend enough time talking about the taxes, etc
3) he over romaticises france, and doesnt talk about the berourcacy and how it realtes to its new citizens
4) maniputive and "cute" anecdotes still take over from cogent analysis.
5) his love of stunts.

that said, its a better and more solid peice of polemic then the last two.

if i ever get rich i want to live int he thaitian village apartments, in reselnda california.

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Martin Parr, For Magnum. At a korean photo park.

the post reviews a new show of centeral european high modernists photographers. the show looks good, and the review talks about how the presence of amatuer hobby clubs fed into a large, innovative professional class of workers.

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