I ditto Cricket here on the change of mind re: the picture posting... Curiouser and curiouser. A teaser-trailer for the early-bird blog checker?
I understand The Devil Probably currently has no distribution in the UK, but I REALLY want/need to see it. Can you or anyone help me out here? I seem to remember you posting info regarding a website that stocks arthouse/leftfield titles, but can't recall if this served the US only, any help'd be much appreciated, as I've read up on it and now have a ravenous desire to see it ASAP.
saa viccenzo:
I love your website - at least the little I understand of it. I'm intrigued.
nikolas: according to amazon.uk you can buy a VHS tape of Le Diable -- check out this URL: http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004CSHK/imdb-uk/202-3747463-0759851
D. Cooper may want to maintain there was no reason for the photo swap, but we know better ;)
Thanks Cricket, unfortunately I don't currently own a VHS player, but I could envisage me hijacking a friend's with little prodding... However, just checked out the link and they're going for OUCH prices... I may have to obtain a region one edition somehow... as far as I can detect, Au Hasard Balthasar and Mouchette are the only generally obtainable Bresson works in the UK. I'll keep probing and remain an optimist though. Thanks for the link.
Maybe we're victims of a collective hallucination with the boy-in-chains photo...But it seemed SO real...
oh hey dennis, Some friends and I are in this show next month and I just noticed youre in it as well. Excited to see your zines. The first zine I ever bought was TeenFag, the serial killer issue. What was yours? Actually, the piece Im submitting to Yerba Buena is from an awesome zine from 1972 called The Pederast Gayzette. I lucked up and found it one day at See Hear. The drawings in it are really beautiful.
oh, I forgot to include this: THE ZINE UNBOUND: Kults, Werewolves and Sarcastic Hippies Terrace Galleries: OCT 7 - DEC 30, 2005
This exhibition looks at independently produced artists' publications as a model of collaborative activity as well as an alternative exhibition space. The collective spirit of three noteworthy zines is profiled here: K48, based in Brooklyn, New York; Werewolf Express, based in Los Angeles; and Hot & Cold, based in Oakland. Selected art works and new commissions by the editors and contributors of each zine will cover the gallery walls, turning the exhibition space into a three dimensional zine experience. Also featured is a collection of zines dating from the 1980s to the 1990s from the archives of noteworthy gay fiction writer and zine publisher Dennis Cooper.
This exhibition explores YBCA's Big Ideas as part of its Future Shock series, showcasing experimental artistic vision and contemporary life.
Also featuring "The Zine Café" Local poets and artists Amanda Eicher, Robert Arnold and David Benzler will be leading zine-making workshops through "The Zine Café" on select Thursdays and Saturdays. The workshops feature local guest lecturers, musicians, poets, and artists swapping skills, artwork and ideas. Visit www.YBCA.org for workshop details.
Hey Dennis, I have found greats artists for you...When you try to make time, please visit these links: http://www.nightcharm.com/?p=137 http://www.michaeldavidandre.com/ http://www.amirnikravan.com/images-2004.htm http://www.cheimread.com/artist_pages/piimages/photo/piphotos.html
I hope that you enjoy it!
I respect always from the bottom of my "assoul". Take care, please
i was wondering if i could send you some of my writing and maybe get some critisism and input and stuff. would the best way to get it to you be through that contact email on yer site? since i dont wanna post in a blog..
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I would be extremely interested to know why you took down the photo of the boy in chains and replaced it with the boy on all fours.
Criket,Lol...you´re extremetly morbidly curious about the details of his actions,you area sun.
Regards Mr.Cooper, I love that you are breathing.
Your little friend that love you, really much
I ditto Cricket here on the change of mind re: the picture posting... Curiouser and curiouser. A teaser-trailer for the early-bird blog checker?
I understand The Devil Probably currently has no distribution in the UK, but I REALLY want/need to see it. Can you or anyone help me out here? I seem to remember you posting info regarding a website that stocks arthouse/leftfield titles, but can't recall if this served the US only, any help'd be much appreciated, as I've read up on it and now have a ravenous desire to see it ASAP.
saa viccenzo:
I love your website - at least the little I understand of it. I'm intrigued.
Later,
Nick.
nikolas: according to amazon.uk you can buy a VHS tape of Le Diable -- check out this URL:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004CSHK/imdb-uk/202-3747463-0759851
D. Cooper may want to maintain there was no reason for the photo swap, but we know better ;)
Thanks Cricket, unfortunately I don't currently own a VHS player, but I could envisage me hijacking a friend's with little prodding... However, just checked out the link and they're going for OUCH prices... I may have to obtain a region one edition somehow... as far as I can detect, Au Hasard Balthasar and Mouchette are the only generally obtainable Bresson works in the UK. I'll keep probing and remain an optimist though. Thanks for the link.
Maybe we're victims of a collective hallucination with the boy-in-chains photo...But it seemed SO real...
oh hey dennis,
Some friends and I are in this show next month and I just noticed youre in it as well. Excited to see your zines.
The first zine I ever bought was TeenFag, the serial killer issue. What was yours?
Actually, the piece Im submitting to Yerba Buena is from an awesome zine from 1972 called The Pederast Gayzette. I lucked up and found it one day at See Hear. The drawings in it are really beautiful.
oh, I forgot to include this:
THE ZINE UNBOUND: Kults, Werewolves and Sarcastic Hippies
Terrace Galleries: OCT 7 - DEC 30, 2005
This exhibition looks at independently produced artists' publications as a model of collaborative activity as well as an alternative exhibition space. The collective spirit of three noteworthy zines is profiled here: K48, based in Brooklyn, New York; Werewolf Express, based in Los Angeles; and Hot & Cold, based in Oakland. Selected art works and new commissions by the editors and contributors of each zine will cover the gallery walls, turning the exhibition space into a three dimensional zine experience. Also featured is a collection of zines dating from the 1980s to the 1990s from the archives of noteworthy gay fiction writer and zine publisher Dennis Cooper.
This exhibition explores YBCA's Big Ideas as part of its Future Shock series, showcasing experimental artistic vision and contemporary life.
Also featuring "The Zine Café"
Local poets and artists Amanda Eicher, Robert Arnold and David Benzler will be leading zine-making workshops through "The Zine Café" on select Thursdays and Saturdays. The workshops feature local guest lecturers, musicians, poets, and artists swapping skills, artwork and ideas. Visit www.YBCA.org for workshop details.
Hey Dennis, I have found greats artists for you...When you try to make time, please visit these links:
http://www.nightcharm.com/?p=137
http://www.michaeldavidandre.com/
http://www.amirnikravan.com/images-2004.htm
http://www.cheimread.com/artist_pages/piimages/photo/piphotos.html
I hope that you enjoy it!
I respect always from the bottom of my
"assoul".
Take care, please
dennis,
i was wondering if i could send you some of my writing and maybe get some critisism and input and stuff. would the best way to get it to you be through that contact email on yer site? since i dont wanna post in a blog..
thanks
fp
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