Kitajist
posted by murmurists at 8:26 pm
Tuesday, July 11, 2006
About Me
- Name: murmurists
- Location: Cafe Abdab, City of Dis, United Kingdom
Anthony Donovan is an artist, musician, composer, improviser and writer based in England. He works solo, either as Murmurists or under his own name, and is associated with projects such as Destroyevsky, Ou_pi Golgotha.undead, Spidey Agutter and the.clinamen. An ardent collaborator, he has worked with the likes of John Zorn, Jochen Arbeit, Geoff Leigh, PAS, Steve Beresford and Damo Suzuki. Donovan co-curates the respected labels Classwar Karaoke and suRRism-Phonoethics with Jaan Patterson. His interests are all either obscure or opaque, but morally authentic.
Contact:
dr.anthony_donovan@yahoo.com
Here Abouts
- '...like what happened in America...'
- dot dot effing dot
- BIKED
- Lydon Leaves Led Zeppelin
- Mollie Bloom made this:
- Billy Childish being childish
- Michael G. of Liverpool
- David of Tamworth
- Brian of Lincs.
- James of Maidstone
5 Comments:
Ronny B. ...
One could go around saying to people "that's a bit Kitajist".
This reminds me of a lovely Judy pic again or even the twinkly 'young' pics of Marilyn. An allegory for passing time. How we look at ourselves in the past when we were beauties...and then we fade and blur and things go out of control. The sepia-esque way of life that haunts us all.
Beautiful.
I've just come back to this again because I find her lovely. I love the great iconic faces of women. Strange how female faces from a certain era are so beautiful. The structure and make-up of faces now is so different. No-one can capture that again. There are beautiful faces but...I just love these images.
I've just come back to this again because I find her lovely. I love the great iconic faces of women. Strange how female faces from a certain era are so beautiful. The structure and make-up of faces now is so different. No-one can capture that again. There are beautiful faces but...I just love these images.
'...The sepia-esque way of life that haunts us all...' - great phrase, Mollie.
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