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This Week’s Reading, 06.05.12
Sunday, May 6th, 2012Tags: adam nathaniel yauch, beastie boys, book art, book carvings, brian dettmer, chris burden, chris burden shoot, edward c. zacharewicz, erotic art, erotica, françois rabelais, gargantua and pantagruel, Ion Barladeanu, iPad, kindle, nightjar press, pablo picasso, picasso, rabelais, Robert Crumb, t.s. eliot, the white review, this week's reading, virginia woolf, william s. burroughs
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A Gay and Patriotic Romania
Saturday, January 22nd, 2011Is The Wooden Tongue Speaks bleak? What picture does it paint of Romania? Are the Romanian New Wave films grim? It angers me to the extreme when I read commentary by Romanians who find reality negative. (more…)
Tags: alexandru solomon, beggars, braila, bt, fanfare ciocarlia, gypsies, Ion Barladeanu, nationalism, nationalism in Romania, paul goma, Romania, Romanian cinema, Romanian New Wave, smecheri, the wooden tongue speaks, vadim tudor
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The World Ion Barladeanu Saw
Saturday, September 4th, 2010Take the story of Ion Barladeanu, a Romanian artist who has tasted some sort of fame after years of living homeless in a dump. He’s suddenly touring art galleries, meeting Angelina Jolie, doing the newspaper rounds. The world’s listening. Loved on Facebook and by HBO, Ion Barladeanu finally has an audience. It is quite the fairytale. Or maybe it’s not that simple. (more…)
Tags: bt, collage, Evenimentul Zilei, Facebook, Ion Barladeanu, pop art
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