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Monthly Archives: September 2017
And Who Shall Be Healed… Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds on Ice
Who was healed tonight? Arms reached out desperately to touch and he touched them. Those nearest the stage were caught between the imagery of a Baptist revivalist ceremony and a zombie movie. Did they want to take communion by taking … Continue reading
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What’s so Wrong with Employing The Interested?
I don’t read newspapers much, so I am terribly out of touch with things that will be forgotten by next Tuesday. It is part of my anger management. I am fully aware that a newspaper’s prime job is to make … Continue reading
My Morning of Ricky Gervais and Naked Wood People…
Does nudity cause melancholy or does melancholy lead to nudity? I wondered this as I looked at the flesh of the lounge sat naked women of photography Gregory Crewdson’s latest exhibition, Cathedral of the PInes. It had been an odd … Continue reading