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THE THEATRE OF MISTAKES at RAVEN ROW
Here are some lovely images from our workshops at Raven Row – Summer 2017. And here is a link to the Blog of The Theatre of Mistakes This blog carries a lot of material about the 1970s company that pioneered … Continue reading
THE READIES
It starts in tantrum’s pram; those tears for treats withheld – Unfair and inexplicable. And then there is the wonder of it all: Your pocket money tripled by that cheque from uncle – x Lack of these feeds the will … Continue reading
WAY BACK WHEN
We could all just tumble into bed together. We could make love not war, And then we couldn’t any more. Now there’s terror everywhere – and condoms. x Way back, before, you could cruise across Iran Into Afghanistan, accommodate the … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, Bonobo, condoms, hippies, make love not war, marijuana
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Anthony Howell talks about The Theatre of Mistakes and later performance art works.
I have just discovered that this talk I gave at Modern Art Oxford, way back, has found its way onto Youtube. However, please click this link for The film of Homage to the Horses as the film is shown with … Continue reading
Beverley at Iguazu
Click on image for my poem. More readings and performances here But scroll down to foot of the linked page to pause audio tracks before choosing what to play.
Jane Bowles’ novel Two Serious Ladies confounds with sinister humor and dark delight
Originally posted on Biblioklept:
Two Women, Gwen John Here’s a short review of Jane Bowles’ only novel, Two Serious Ladies: The book is amazing, a confounding, energetic picaresque suffused with sinister humor and dark delight. I read it knowing nothing about…
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Oum El Ma Lake in the middle of the desert, Libya
Beautiful. I have always wanted to visit Libya.
FROM INSIDE – my book of post-satirical poems.
At last a review! Scroll down on the link here to find it. And in print, there is now one in the latest Poetry Salzburg Review – which can be found by scrolling down to the end of this … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Howell, Arkan, Dick Cheney, From Inside, Immoralism, Jail, King John, poetry, Project for the New American Century, satire, T S Eliot
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FIVE FIGURE EXERCISE – Lucinda Childs, Philip Glass, Sol LeWitt, Stuart Sherman and Robert Wilson (1979)
FIVE FIGURE EXERCISE – Harpers & Queen, May 1979 I reckon this is a historic document, so re-publish it here. On a still undefined boundary of modern art painter Sol LeWitt, dancer Lucinda Childs and composer Philip Glass are working … Continue reading
Posted in art, Dance, Essays, Performance Art
Tagged Lucinda Childs, Minimalism, Performance Art, Philip Glass, Robert Wilson, So LeWitt, Stuart Sherman, Systemic Art
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What are Perversions?
My essay comparing attitudes to perversion, then and now.
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Posted in Essays
Tagged Gilles de Rais, J-K Huysmans, La-Bas, Perversion, sadism, Sergio Benvenuto
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