Articles by CNQ
Peggy Ahwesh reviews César Aira’s “Festival”
Peggy Ahwesh experimental film and video maker extraordinaire, whose work has been featured on Talking Pictures (see below) and who has been to more film festivals than you can shake a stick at, offers […]
Can You Forgive Him?
“I like to have a martini, Two at the very most. After three I’m under the table, after four I’m under my host.” ― Dorothy Parker According to the NYT Arn is “accused of making […]
Joanne Carson responds to Joanne Carson: The Tree of Life
I was so pleased to see your review of Under the Stars. I love what you wrote! Although my paintings are about the lives of trees, you are the first reviewer to pay much attention to […]
A Christmas Present from Talking Pictures: Giancarlo Vulcano Scores “The Magic Lantern” (1903) by Georges Méliès
It’s 1903, the very beginning of motion pictures and everything is already there: the violence, the sexploitation and the whole show is run by a couple of clowns—it’s delightful. The film starts with director Su […]
West 22nd St. between 10th and 11th Ave, Ground Floor Galleries
Maybe it’s me, maybe it’s the dire news, but scrolling through the Two Coats of Paint Gallery Guide (the best guide in NYC!) nothing excited me, couldn’t find a destination show, ergo the adoption of […]
Pencil Review Test
Testing
really really silly swans
One hundred hits of faze the berlin youth thinks of really really silly swans they call them “bionegative” irrelative, fricative they rough them up they love the swear word: corona pig well, swans can show […]