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Saturday, 25 September 2021
“ALL BEAR MY SEAL”: IN PRAISE OF BLACK SABBATH (2 of 3)
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(First part here) ”Has he thoughts within his head?” ’Iron Man’, on Sabbath’s second album released later in 1970, was another song built a...
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Saturday, 18 September 2021
“ALL BEAR MY SEAL”: IN PRAISE OF BLACK SABBATH (1 of 3)
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”Figure In Black Which Points At Me” Any band’s first task is to sound like themselves. That’s if they want to climb out of the footnotes of...
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Saturday, 11 September 2021
‘JOHN NASH: THE LANDSCAPE OF LOVE AND SOLACE’
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Towner Gallery, Eastbourne The Trudge Of War Paul Nash the very English Surrealist had a Tate retrospective led to one of my most-read blog ...
Saturday, 4 September 2021
‘JEAN DUBUFFET - BRUTAL BEAUTY’
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The Barbican, London “I have become concerned to represent not the objective world, but what it becomes in our thoughts.” - Dubuffet “Picas...
Saturday, 21 August 2021
REPORTS OF MY DEATH HAVE BEEN MILDLY EXAGGERATED
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Not dead. Not even Marvel dead. But blogging here may be a bit more sporadic in coming weeks...
Saturday, 14 August 2021
FOLK’S NOT DEAD (A SPOTIFY PLAYLIST)
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Now, this playlist may take a somewhat catholic definition of Folk. To the degree that some will say there’s just two real folk songs in it,...
Saturday, 7 August 2021
“A FEELING INSIDE OF ME…” (ON THE PERPETUAL PARADOX OF ROMANTICISM)
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Millais’ ’John Ruskin’ (1854, above) fits neatly enough in its frame. Yet try to frame it’s genre, Romanticism, and you face two great obst...
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