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way out east : serpentine serpentine!
Its tough to find a decent tailor in the Tuva heartland. Picture that caught my attention, given the incongruity of their appearance within the context of Washington fashions and the overall chic of Western garb. Here Medvedev, Svetlana and Armenian … Continue reading
genet: delaying the punch-line
Jean Genet:”A man must dream a long time in order to act with grandeur, and dreaming is nursed in darkness” Genet’s stage is a space where politics and metaphysics collide, and partly fuse.Some of it sticks to the wall. Like … Continue reading
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Tagged Allen Ginsberg, Antonin Artaud, black panther party, Bobby Seale, Edmund White, elbert howard, Georges Bataille, hadrien laroche, Henri Bernard-Levy, Huey Newton, Jacques Derrida, Jacques Lacan, Jean Genet, Jean Paul Sartre, joseph strick, Ken Kesey, Peter Falk, Slavoj Zizek, stan persky
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some things you just can’t improvise
In Alan Arkin’s role as Singer in Carson McCullers’s screen adaptation of The Heart is Lonely Hunter, he plaus a deaf-mute whose silence was an articulation and metaphor for all the lonely life impaired citizens in a southern town whether … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Arkin, Alan Arkin an improvised life, alan arkin little miss sunshine, Carson McCullers, douglas coupland, douglas coupland author, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Martin Buber, Peter Falk, Viktor Frankl, viktor frankl logotherapy, Zen Buddhism
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circumstantial angels
It was the art of circumstantial speech. Mixed with the art of underestimation, with some irritating asides thrown in for good measure. Well, Peter Falk did act funny. This uncanny ability to start talking in one direction and going off … Continue reading
Oscar and the academy specter of death: just drink it like socrates
Its a metaphor for orgasm. Sex and death. The French term it “le petite mort” or the little death, where sex and death are linked from the spiritual release that comes with orgasm. As the Oscars get handed out, are … Continue reading
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Tagged Camille Watson, Debra A. Sandler, Diane Keaton, Ernest Becker, Fassbinder, George Grosz, Jean Paul Sartre, Margaux Williamson, Otto Dix, Otto Rank, Peter Falk, Peter Greenaway, Robert Warshow, Socrates, Stuart Elliott, Tim Roth, Woody Allen
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GRINGO DOGS: Pay Dearly for My Beautiful Muchacha
There are no lack of visitors to Cuba from rich countries, including a disproportionate number from Britain and Canada who believe they have encountered a true alternative to capitalist democracy. Why? It seems to be a way of keeping alive … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Parfey, Adam Parfrey, Adriana Teresa, Conrad Black, Fidel Castro, hemingway, Jacob Williamson, Jeffrey Goldberg, Jonathan Kelly Washington Times, Julia Sweig, Ken Thomas, Maurice Rosenfeld, Norman Saunders, Peter Falk, Raul Canibano Ercilla, Rich Oldberg, Richard Nixon, Ry Cooder, Steven Soderbergh, Terry Southern, Wim Wenders, Woody Allen
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