Allen Ginsberg Reading Howl

S-S-Studio

Another simple point that I've understood before and will need to understand again... This summer break has proved to me that having a studio, a space to go and to be and to work, is necessary. I have plenty of time to think, that is not my problem. My problem, maybe, is about discipline. A studio is a place to throw around materials. To badly paraphrase Lawrence Weiner, this is an empirical world  and sometimes you've just got to throw some concrete around... You shouldn't shit where you sleep. I'm not sure I can work where I live. It's not impossible but I'm a naturally lazy person. I don't have a problem running a gallery where I live... but that's a different kind of work. That's facilitating... 


I'm looking forward to having a studio again.

This Is Now: Publication

This Is Now publication...

Stewart Lee: What's Wrong With Blasphemy?

Simon Munnery: as close to art as comedy gets...

In comedy, like in art, there are those who reinstate what we already know and there are those who are interested in asking questions about what we don't... Stewart Lee makes this point much more eloquently in his book, How I escaped my certain fate, the life and many deaths of a stand-up comedian.

Variations V (1965) (excerpt).mp4

Judson Fragments (1964)