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Category Archives: Art, books, theatre, cinema
Picasso and Modern British Art at the Tate Britain
Been meaning to write about this for a while, having been a couple of times to the exhibition. It’s a mix of things: partly a collection of Picasso works that have found their way into British hands and partly a … Continue reading
Have you Heard? – (11) “Psychocandy” by The Jesus and Mary Chain
I’m writing about eighties indie for my book at the moment, and last night it was the turn of The Jesus and Mary Chain. It reminded me about the incendiary impact that their classic album, “Psychocandy”, had when it came … Continue reading
Boy on a Rocking Horse, Trafalgar Square
I was walking back to the office on Friday lunch time and passed through Trafalgar Square. Wandered past the new sculpture on the “Fourth Plinth”. It’s a thing called “Powerless Structures, Fig 101”. Well, of course it is. The sculpture … Continue reading
Histories of…..
I’ve just started reading an epic book, “The History Of Christianity”, by Diarmaid (Dermott?) MacCulloch. It’s going to take me a long time. It’s 1016 pages long and the print is very small! Now that I am both short sighted … Continue reading
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Tagged Bertrand Russell, books, bryan magee, Diarmaid MacCulloch, History, J.M.Thomas, Philosophy
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Gerhard Richter at the Tate Modern
On 23 December, the Friday, I had a half day, and amazingly I had for once done all my Christmas shopping. So I headed to the Tate Modern to have another look at the Gerhard Richter exhibition. I’d been there … Continue reading
Posted in Art, books, theatre, cinema
Tagged Abstract art, Art, Gerhard Richter, Tate Modern
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