Archive for March 2016
Camille Henrot
Much revisiting going on this week. Realised that I’ve not posted any Camille Henrot love. Grosse Fatigue images hint at the luscious sharpness of one of my favourite recent works. Living Dying Woman (2005) is verging on the mournful! Scratch on/in behind the scenes and cut through that screen, erm, girlfriend. Ahem.
Read MoreKatalin Varga (2009)
Thinking about Peter Strickland’s The Duke of Burgundy (2014) today, so I watched his 2009 ‘revenge flick’ Katalin Varga. Watch it, and listen to it, here. Buy it here. Interview with Strickland here.
Read MoreShivers (1975)
This is basically High-Rise, but with an infectious mechanism – and the set dressing isn’t retro, it’s straight out the box. Trailer for Cronenberg’s 1975 body shock sexploitation flick here. It’s his first full length film. ‘Everything is erotic, everything is sexual, you know what I mean?’
Read MoreFelicity Hickson and Michael Eaton on High-Rise design
In this month’s Creative Review: Inside High-Rise
Read MoreBrick-Rise!
After Brickjest comes… Brick High-Rise!
Read MorePeter (2014) as a paper object
This is kind of the shooting script and the start of making Peter exist as an object as well as a video. Started ages ago, I should really do something with this. Peter as a paper document
Read MoreBecause I should be writing…
…I am therefore watching, reading and posting about High-Rise. But I am thinking. How to connect Buffy’s Beljoxa’s Eye to Baudrillard’s collected object..?
Read MoreHigh-Rise – The Movie
Here’s another version of High-Rise, by Mike Bonsall.
Read MoreThe Atrocity Exhibition BBC film (1970)
Made 3 years before Crash was published, 5 before High-Rise came out.
Read MoreThe Atrocity Exhibtion (2000)
On a Ballardian kick, this morning I am watching Jonathan Weiss’ The Atrocity Exhibition, 2000. It feels like the book – barren and dense, both visually and psychologically. Not easy to find a clip online, so here’s a link to a pretty grumpy interview about it.
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