The Cantankerous Art Critic
Richard H KleinFrankly, my dear, I don't give a damn. Iconoclastic reviews of the arts and culture that are fun to read.
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Cancelled by the curators
Lotus sound (1992), by Montien Boonma, and an especially glum Cantankerous art critic.
There is, I would suggest, a kind of artistic mass extinction going on whereby art that does not conform to a narrow bandwidth defined by an elitist, d...
Sweet Suffolk
And that is why last month I spent a couple of days in Suffolk. Accompanied by charming film director and fashion icon Ian Denyer, I visited first Gainsborough’s House which is hosting an exhibition exploring how landscape paintings became...
It's the right shape....
He’s behind you!! Christ alive, is there is no getting away from Leigh Bowery’s codpiece?
You know, for a modern building. Lots of awkward angles, straight lines and sharp edges.
Alternatively you might call it characterless and cold.
T...
Van Gogh...on acid
Visandi Landscape (1913/14), by Konrad Magi. Whatever he is on, I’ll have some….
Which may strike you as like being France’s fourth best racing driver, a bit, you know, so-so. Mediocre.
Don’t be fooled. Magi is a great painter, his pictur...
POP's Unfashionable Geniuses
The cantakerous art critic in search of genius…
We’re awash with solo, largely female, warblers who sing lame songs of wronged lives. Yes, they have terrific voices and incredible production values.
But despite the glamorous spectacle th...
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Iconoclast, critic, television executive & channel controller and lion tamer with an expertise in sucking lemons and being irritable. I like orchards, cars and tennis.
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