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Trash, Art and Movies | Pauline Kael
Oh yes, I’ve committed celluloid blasphemy – I once told a friend that I didn’t quite enjoy Kurosawa movies. Needless to say, he was aghast. Truth is I just didn’t enjoy the […]
Politically Correct Art | Capitalism Magazine
Art has a license – a broad one – which allows it to interpret reality. What are the limits to such a license? Are there (and should there be) and […]
Unseen Photographs of a Legend that Never Was | Vivian Maier
There’s an artist all around us. Usually the famous ones are the one’s we never know, but you never know how an artist – who lurks and lives amongst us […]
