This week’s Thursday album is Marilyn Manson’s Born Villain. LaBeouf told Manson that he would love to direct his next video and showed him his previous work, “Maniac”, as proof that he knows what he’s doing behind the camera. “I played … Continue reading The Thursday Album – Born Villain by Marilyn Manson
Our final hour is dedicated to Dora Maar, painter and photographer, and lover and muse to Picasso. She was part of the Paris Surrealist group, which is how she met Picasso. Continue reading 5 Hours of Photography. 5: Dora Maar
His images are fun and cheerful. Being commercial, looking at his work is like looking at adverts, but adverts we don’t mind so much 🙂 Continue reading 5 Hours of Photography. 4: Erik Johansson
For the third hour of 5 Hours of Photography, we’ll be looking at Denise Bellon, mother of experimental film maker Chris Marker. She was a photojournalist in Paris in the 1930s and also worked closely with surrealists such as Andre Breton. Continue reading 5 Hours of Photography. 3: Denise Bellon
Welcome back for the second hour of 5 Hours of Photography, where we’ll be looking at American artist Lee (Elizabeth) Miller (1907-77). I have to say, war photography is really not my thing, but I love Miller’s work. Continue reading 5 Hours of Photography. 2: Lee Miller
Let’s have five consecutive hours of photographers! For the first hour we’ll be looking at Hans Bellmer. Continue reading 5 Hours of Photography. 1: Hans Bellmer
From Beyond
By H. P. Lovecraft Continue reading Short Story Saturday – From Beyond by H. P. Lovecraft
This week’s Sunday Song is David Bowie’s Starman. Continue reading The Sunday Song – Starman
This week, come face to face with the Shining Trapezohedron, a terrifying window to all space and time. The Haunter of the Dark By H. P. Lovecraft (Dedicated to Robert Bloch) I have seen the dark universe yawning Where the … Continue reading Short Story Saturday – The Haunter of the Dark
Jay Snelling Art 