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Counting The Stars

14/1/2012

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Mark Kermode talks about the film: 'The assassination of Jesse James by the coward Robert Ford'  Directed by Andrew Dominik
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'..about the idea of approaching death but also about, I think importantly, about the idea, that the character who is going to kill Jesse James, is in a very modern celebrity conscious kind of way, obsessed by him.' Mark Kermode

I posted this clip on twitter the other week, so pardon the repeat.

This is my penultimate Reside post. It feels like the best place to stop (before the end of residency round up) because I am starting to get stuck into a new project centering around Robert Ford & Jesse James and although it has its origins in Reside it will have a different sort of outcome.....

I am writing this having had too much coffee and while watching Big Bang Theory we seem to have it on repeat lately, its been slim pickings on the telly of late (not including Sherlock -of course).

Anyway, the next and last post will be January 31st.
Bazinga!


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    Corinna Spencer
    Contemporary artist, mainly painting.

    I am interested in the fragments of stories that can be found in historical images. I make paintings and assemble them to create new stories of mystery, romance and drama. Hinting at the old and more recent. The Nostalgic and romantic.

    The Delicate risqué images of Victorian postcards, the circus, erotic and romantic text: Old photographs and stories, like these, allow our imaginations to tease at the edges of the scene and the long gone strangers depicted.

    I am also currently exploring romantic and erotic texts which is forming the main theme of the work on this blog

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