Dig it

Apart from the 1975 and Interpol references I quite liked it 😂

The many 🍷 references were a bit Pat Bateman too.

Rodney Graham
Lobbing Potatoes at a Gong, 1969 2006

(Extract)

Or…Bondi Beached.

I thank you.

Bondi beached.

Review up of Ben Lerner’s new novel

Wonder what made him laugh so hard? Maybe the thought of Robert Jenwrick talking about ‘Psalm Sunday’

Sam Sunday

Untidy art

Tidy art

James Fallows: “This is the most despicable public statement by an American public official in my lifetime.

It needs to be recognized as such.”

RIP Calvin the Centenarian

What a way to end what turned out be a rather gorgeous Spring day here in Glasgow! This was the view down the Clyde from the Squinty Bridge at sunset this evening.

#glasgow #glasgowtoday #sunset #spring #reflection

HBD to the wonderful Barbara Feldon, who so stylishly and elegantly played Agent 99 on the 60's TV series "Get Smart," BOTD in 1933, turning 93 today! Here's hoping that she lives to be at least 99!!

The 4 episodes I saw were riveting.
Lovely chat we had.

Edinburgh-based director begins unveiling his 16-hour magnum opus BERLIN, winter 2026: the Berlinale film festival, with thick snow on the ground. But we’re cosy in the modernist brick surrounds of the Akademie…

Really enjoyed interviewing Mark Cousins for the National 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Edinburgh-based director begins unveiling his 16-hour magnum opus
www.thenational.scot/news/2591744...

🇫🇷🇧🇷🎹mash-up

Cheers Andrew!

Key points from the Review Article "Mucormycosis"

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Aye, snowing a wee bit. Hope it’s ok in Sussex.

What’s your email Jennifer? I’ll send it over. Aw best from Berlin

Magic!

Hope you both had a grand night celebrating.

I’m here until the 23rd if that’s any good at all…

A Sicilian Man by Caroline Moorehead: Leonardo Sciascia’s ‘consciousness of doubt’ Biography explores the writings of Italian author who regularly took swipes at the church, the state and, most dangerously, the Mafia

I wrote about A Sicilian Man by Caroline Moorehead in the 🇮🇪Times. Leonardo Sciascia’s ‘consciousness of doubt’

www.irishtimes.com/culture/book...

Yo lo vi! We loved it Mark. Laura Webster at The National wonders if you might be up for an interview about the project in your own time???

It’s multiplex.

Cheers Mark! Part of a book I’m touting about PS currently with the North Lit Agency😉