I don’t know why, but this somehow makes me proud. Click on the picture or the link below to read letters in full. Brave girls changed the world. They are today’s Behemot and Koroviev.
This is only the second time ever that I see Martin Scorsese in the back of a New York taxi cab. The first time I saw him there some thirty years ago. The name of the driver was Travis Bickle. I wonder about many other possible references.
I have a love and hate relationship with Boing Boing, but this really made me happy:
Dear friends,
This Autumn Behemot bookshop will move to a new location in the ground floor of the City Art Gallery at Mestni trg 5.
Until we move, we remain open at our present location.
We would like to thank to the Municipal Office for Cultural Affairs and the City Art Gallery. We accept this kindness with great responsibility. We will do our best in order to continue to provide a warm-hearted place for people and books to meet.
There will be art, books and coffee – all in one place. We are very happy. We are looking forward to our new home.
This is a must-read.
They are conceptual artists in the noblest sense of the word: artists who embody an Idea. This is why they wear balaclavas: masks of de-individualization, of liberating anonymity. The message of their balaclavas is that it doesn’t matter which of them got arrested – they’re not individuals, they’re an Idea. And this is why they are such a threat: it is easy to imprison individuals, but try to imprison an Idea!
Hvala, Anja!
If you’re born with the love for the wrote and the writ …
Thanks to L.
