Bryson Edward Howe
Carolee Schneemann: Don’t Shoot the Messenger
Following her new retrospective at the Barbican in London, we look at the art of pleasure in Carolee Schneemann's 'body' of work.
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The Big Ship
- Sep 19
- 6 min
Little Prayers Gallery - September 19, 2022
Welcome to Little Prayers, the self-destructing weekly gallery. Here for a good time not a long time.
Samuel Bilcliff
- Sep 17
- 3 min
Herbert List: Metamorphoses
Herbert List's photos are developed in sweat and salt and sand, a coarse mixture that produces tectonic images of modern myths.
Bryson Edward Howe
- Sep 4
- 8 min
"Camp": Notes on Modernity and Self-Consciousness
What do UFOs, Zack Snyder's Batman, and "Mooo!" by Doja Cat all have in common? They're all perfect examples of "camp".
Caleb Carter
- Aug 26
- 5 min
Suzanne: Between the Garbage & the Flowers
Cohen's poem about a night spent with his friend Suzanne Verdal, accidentally wrote a sea shanty that became the 20th Century's love rime.
Bryson Edward Howe
- Jul 30
- 5 min
Lost Boys: Fear & Loathing in the Modern Age
We take a look back at the complicated legacy of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson’s madcap masterpiece Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas.
Caleb Carter
- Jul 17
- 3 min
Beau Travail: Sparta
Claire Denis' masterful mirage puts the colonialist man under the scalpel in a hot, furious ballet.
Bryson Edward Howe
- Jul 11
- 6 min
black midi: System Overload
We dive deep into black midi's third studio album 'Hellfire' and the mythos surrounding the group's success.
Bryson Edward Howe
- Jul 8
- 1 min
To Hell and Back: A Conversation with black midi's Cameron Picton
A phone call with black midi bassist and vocalist where we discussed Hellfire, acid reflux, being 23 and The Windmill's great beer garden.
Bryson Edward Howe
- Jul 1
- 8 min
Crash: Carnal & Chrome
The Daily Mail once wrote that "Crash is the point at which even a liberal society should draw the line." Naturally, it's a masterpiece.