David Jones, artist and poet (1895-1974) begins his PREFACE TO THE ANATHEMATA :
'I have made a heap of all that I could find.' (1) So wrote Nennius, or whoever composed the introductory matter to Historia Brittonum. He speaks of an 'inward wound' which was caused by the fear that certain things dear to him 'should be like smoke dissipated'. Further, he says, 'not trusting my own learning, which is none at all, but partly from writings and monuments of the ancient inhabitants of Britain, partly from the annals of the Romans and the chronicles of the sacred fathers, Isidore, Hieronymous, Prosper, Eusebius and from the histories of the Scots and Saxons although our enemies . . . I have lispingly put together this . . . about past transactions, that [this material] might not be trodden under foot'. (2)
(1) The actual words are coacervavi omne quod inveni, and occur in Prologue 2 to the Historia.
(2) Quoted from the translation of Prologue 1. See The Works of Gildas and Nennius, J.A.Giles, London 1841.
Louise Paramor
Kurious Oranj
Final week | until 15 September 2018
Karen Woodbury Fine Art
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exhibition at
FORT DELTA
143 Brunswick Street
Fitzroy, Melbourne 3065
(enter via rear laneway)
Tuesday to Friday 10 - 5
Saturday 12 - 4
or by appointment
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Pretty Green 2018, honeycomb paper sculpture
Theatre of the Actors of Regard
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A Person Looks At A Work Of Art/
someone looks at something...
Volume eight
The manuscript is painted.
The original version is とまでいつてをきます.
これをみると は は は 会 あんどんくわい ひます ひます ひます ひます ひます ひます ひます ひます ひます.
Candlestick は さん さん さん ところでみたも か か か か か か か か か か か か か か か か か か か か か が
たゞ, Akutagawa さんが, らふそくの火(ほ)さきを, にじませて画(か)くことを觉えて喜えてんだことだけはんだことだけは.
The sculler is the Taro of Kubota City. More than sixty people. City Taro さんの亲方,都筑(つづき)德三郎さんの言葉を绍介すると,
"Engraving."
このりにはりには is divided into hard work and の meaning.
[Note: The front section of the された絵は された絵は らく 岩 岩 岩 岩 岩 岩 岩 岩 岩 岩 岩 岩 岩 しき しき しき しき しき しき しき しき しき しき しき しき しき しき しき しき しき しき しき しき The old collection is rewritten.
The lampstand will add a sentence,
Aunt
うす绵は
のはしかね
Frosty Nightingale
という 川 川 龙之介 confidently made a sentence. この句に关わって龙之介は大正13 (1924) February 1発行雑の雑志 “female” に の の の を発 を発 を発 している 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太 太.
Frosty night
A night of frosty nights.
いつものやうに machine に かつてゐると, いつか いつか いつか いつか いつか いつか がする がする がする がする. At 12 o'clock, you must sleep. Tonight, I am squatting, squatting, squatting, and squatting. The film is a big cloud. The original paper is smashed into the book. Finally, the beginning of the fire. はんねらの瓶に铁瓶の汤をつぎ,その中へ火を一つづつ入れる. See you in the fire. Charcoal る る る も んにする んにする んにする んにする. The water vapor rises independently. He is happy and happy. He Yan is worried. Bed time の の にとつてある. The second である も も も も も も も も. Before going to bed, you must squat, のびのびと一人便便をする. Tonight, the second-order squats. The seat of the のののの电灯がついてゐる. Who knows who to think about. Whoever picks up the きてゐるのかしらとも思ふ. その部屋の外を通りかかると, 68六になる母母が一人, 古い绵をのばしてゐる. かすかに光る绢の绵である.
"Auntie" is a cloud. "まだ起きてゐたのですか?" と云ふ. "Hey, I am thinking about it. What is the ももう る る だらう?" The rear frame of the electric light はどうしてもつかない. Remember to squat and urinate. After the frame of the の の には には が が えてゐる えてゐる えてゐる. The sound of the wind is ある晩はののすれる. What is the sound of the sound tonight? ただ い い い い じられてゐる じられてゐる じられてゐる.
FIAPCE
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A Person Looks At A Work Of Art/
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LOGOS/HA HA
Babel...
Tatlin, Flavin...
TAR...
Vladimir Tatlin, Monument to the 3rd International (1917-)
Dan Flavin, monument 1 for V. Tatlin, 1964
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A Person Looks At A Work Of Art/
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Theatre of the Actors of Regard
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someone looks at something...
Watercolours by HRH
The Prince of Wales
National Gallery of Australia
10 August – 18 November 2018
HRH the Prince of Wales Kilphedir Pool on River Helmsdale, Sutherland 2015,
watercolour on paper, © A.G. Carrick
FIAPCE
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A Person Looks At A Work Of Art/
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FIAPCE
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Watching the parade-to-execution of a Prime Minister, on TV an hour ago, we screen-snapped this one image of PM Malcolm Turnbull (centre) and his ally Arthur Sinidinos (left) as they passed by an artwork of John Coburn, all lit by camera flashes.
As he approaches the Liberal Party Meeting Room for the leadership vote, the Prime Minister knows he will be overthrown by former PM Tony Abbott's revolt of reactionary avengers.
Arthur Sinidinos, who was instrumental in Turnbull's ascendency over Abbott three years ago, is seriously ill with cancer.
The people's Parliament House Art Collection is very poorly represented online. We needed to search elsewhere to confirm details of the John Coburn artwork : appropriate to this Theatre of the Actors of Regard procession of shadows...
its title is Death and transfiguration.
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And the vote, the result? The Liberal Party has today elected this person, Scott Morrison, as Australia's next Prime Minister, leader of the Government COALition.
photo Mike Bowers / The Guardian
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And Josh Frydenberg, the present Minister for the Environment and Energy (below with coal) was elected as Deputy Prime Minister.
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On a similar theme to the previous post, here's
third man up from nowhere.
We imagine Yves Klein being somehow involved :
all of a sudden reappearing, coming off the bench
all these years later to take a screamer from nowhere.
Mark of the Year!
Yves Klein/ Easton Wood/ Shunk-Kender/ FIAPCE/ TAR/ AFL
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All of a sudden, every weekend, metaphysical football poetry.
“All of a sudden, the Pies have kicked nothing.”
- Mark McClure
Special Comments, ABC Grandstand
today, third quarter Collingwood v Port Adelaide
Mark McClure, Carlton (1974-1986)
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The smart little monk’s reputation reached the ears of Shogun Yoshimitsu (1358-1408), and Ikkyū was summoned to the castle for a meeting.
"I’ve heard that you are quite bright,” the shogun said to Ikkyū. "Do you think you can catch a tiger?"
"Yes, my lord, I believe I can,” Ikkyū replied with great confidence. "Here is a rope. Catch that one," the shogun challenged, pointing to a tiger painted on a large screen in the room.
Without hesitation, Ikkyū placed himself in front of the screen, readied the rope, and shouted, "Now, my lord, please drive the tiger out!”
John Stevens
Three Zen Masters: Ikkyū, Hakuin, and Ryōkan
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