I recently went to see the exhibition Natural Selection, at Leeds Art Gallery (which ended on September 2nd). The show, a result of the five year collaboration between artist Andy Holden, and his ornithologist father, Peter, explored humanity's relationship with nature, the connections between art and nature, and mankind's need to collect and acquire the natural … Continue reading Art, everyday
Reading Willam Gaddis' posthumously published novel Agapē Agape is not an easy task. Whilst by far the slimmest of his works, coming in at a mere 94 pages, with large type (compared to the thousand page tomes he is better known for), the prose consists of a single paragraph, with little punctuation, forming a vehement diatribe against … Continue reading Agapē Agape and the Role of the Artist
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