It’s high on my list of Tim Burton favourites. It was obviously a huge hit and you can even get Beetlejuice Lego! I’ve watched the film so many times and it delights me with every viewing. The Day-O dinner scene is one of the greatest comedy moments in the history of film. Continue reading The Friday Film – Beetlejuice (1988)
Original Sin by Belgian artist Jane Graverol. Continue reading The Wednesday Painting: Original Sin
Hans when he spoke in German and Jean when in French, either way, Mr Arp had some wise words to share. 1. 2. the streams … Continue reading 7 Quotes from Hans (Jean) Arp
Aime Cesaire & the Art of Translation Continue reading Poetry at Literati — “Aime Cesaire & the Art of Translation” — Clayton Eshleman & Keith Taylor
This week’s doodle is Picasso’s Owl. Continue reading Doodle Tuesday – Owl by Pablo Picasso
The 100-Pound Gangster Continue reading Review: The 100-Pound Gangster by Henry Lin
Last night I watched the Coen brothers’ comedy Hail, Caesar! (2016). Starring George Clooney, Scarlett Johansson, Tilda Swinton and many more fantastic faces, Hail, Caesar! presents a day … Continue reading The Friday Film – Hail, Caesar!
If there’s one artist whose work lends itself best to animated gifs, it has to be Jan Svankmajer. Enjoy these hilarious and beautiful mini pieces of art! Continue reading 10 Surreal Svankmajer Animated Gifs
This week’s doodle comes from Feminist Surrealist (not officially either) Louise Bourgeois (1911-2010). Probably most well-known for her cells (below) and giant spiders, Bourgeois’ sketches always hit me the hardest. Continue reading Doodle Tuesday – Louise Bourgeois
Tales From The Darkside: The Movie (1990) Continue reading The Friday Film – Tales from the Darkside (The Movie)
Jay Snelling Art 