Gary (Devore) is currently presenting a superb commentary on Fellini Satyricon – that sumptuous marvel of a movie – [Link] In a daring and masterful tour de force, the director has violated every cinematographic rule by producing a film with no pace, no psychology, no stars, and no story. Gary has opened my eyes to…
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media archaeology – Deborah Yun
I have just written the foreword to Deborah Yun’s fabulous photographic study of payphones [Link] [Link] Portland Oregon Maybe they were never quite where you wanted them to be, but away from home, out of the office or workplace, seeking anonymity perhaps, or simply without a phone and needing to make a call, the payphone…
Pebble Beach – matters of heritage
I was immersed last week in the world of automotive heritage – learning more about those who care, sometimes obsessively, about the automobile as an artifact. Yesterday was the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance – [Link] [Link] [Link] More photographs of the week’s events at archaeographer.com – [Link]
Coriolan/us, Brecht, site and intervention
Mike Pearson and Mike Brookes are directing another wonderful and extraordinary site specific production of a classic dramatic text. A couple of years ago it was Aeschylus’s Persians set in a simulation of a German village used for military training in the Brecon Beacons of Wales [Link]. Currently running is Coriolan/us – a hybrid of…
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From the archives of Bill Rathje – some images of his life and work. More at archaeographer.com – [Link] [portfolio_slideshow]
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Alan Steel and Supply – Redwood City. Thoughts of Bill Rathje and the project we did with Ed Burtynsky back in 2005 – [Link] and [Link]
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