Noir, Postmodern, Alternative, Global

Picasso: Challenging the Past, Ongoing Exhibition at National Gallery, WC2, London

April 21, 2009

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Picasso: Challenging the Past, Ongoing Exhibition at National Gallery, WC2, London

Picasso's Challenging the Past is an ongoing exhibition that opens up new doors.

A Yellow Flower by Julio Cortazar: A Take on Continuity of Life and Existential Angst

April 20, 2009

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A Yellow Flower by Julio Cortazar: A Take on Continuity of Life and Existential Angst

Cortazar’s short story ‘A Yellow Flower’, in his book Blow-up and other Stories has a unique take on continuity of life and existential angst. The protagonist of the tale perpetually ponders upon mortality, immortality, reincarnation and death through his own surreal experience.

A Surrealistic Meaning To Street Photography by Andre Louzas

April 19, 2009

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A Surrealistic Meaning To Street Photography by Andre Louzas

Street photography is generally understood as “straight photography”, which apparently shows a pure vision of something such as, a single human movement caught precisely at a particular moment. Nevertheless, street photography doesn’t seem to be always chained by its subject matter as most of its works concentrate on other aspects rather strongly. It is virtually [...]

Gothic Hero: The Darker Reflection of Self

April 19, 2009

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Gothic Hero: The Darker Reflection of Self

The Gothic Hero may not be found in literature anymore, but he continues to live and lurk in the unconscious of human minds.

:no subject by Bianca Runge

April 15, 2009

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:no subject by Bianca Runge

Bianca Runge cuts holes in reality. A reality that is so subjective, that it is almost arrogant to expect and assume a single and unitary reality. A reality that refuses to conform to the expectations of the players, and the reality they create for themselves. A reality that hides within infinite realities, with just a [...]

Kosuth’s Curse: Mike Hinc’s Contemporary Art Exhibition

April 12, 2009

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Kosuth’s Curse: Mike Hinc’s Contemporary Art Exhibition

Mike Hinc's exhibition "Kosuth's Curse" explores the paradoxical relationship between contemporary art and innocence.

Kevin Carter: Noir Images of Reality and Death

April 7, 2009

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Kevin Carter: Noir Images of Reality and Death

Every war photojournalist must suffer extreme depression. To be a mute witness to death is not easy. But it is important to capture noir reality frame by frame. The worst suffering must be recorded. The brutal beast inside man must be exposed

Rare Tape of Jimi Hendrix Surfaces

April 4, 2009

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Rare Tape of Jimi Hendrix Surfaces

The rare tape shows Jimi Hendrix singing and playing guitar quietly in his apartment which is a real contrast to the live electric performance Jimi Hendrix is renowned for.

Censored!

April 3, 2009

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Censored!

Censorship can only defer arrival of new insight or truth but yet it cannot rein in and imprison human intellect and imagination in the confines of ignorance. Good creative works and insights get buried only to be resurrected much later.

Eduardo Galeano: Embracing History and Life Poetically

March 31, 2009

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Eduardo Galeano:  Embracing History and Life Poetically

In Eduardo Galeano's books history becomes a series of narrated stories and life a sad poetry, thus blurring the genre lines between fiction, poetry and non-fiction.

Werner Herzog III: Portraying Passionate Rage and Indomitable Spirit of Man

March 29, 2009

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Werner Herzog III: Portraying Passionate Rage and Indomitable Spirit of Man

Herzog dares to navigate the darkest of terrains of human soul to portray the madness imprisoned in human beings.