St. James’ Park. My 3rd Favourite London Park.

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This is not a post about our favourite Milan graffiti writer but about a nice area of Brooklyn where took place an art show yesterday to which our friend, tattoo artist Mark Cross took part.

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A week ago Jeanne-Salomé and myself attended to a gig where Francis and the Lights were playing. The show was good. Here is my favourite song of theirs. I freaked out they wouldn’t play it at all until came the encore…

and an other day in NY…

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“Absurdism expresses the meaninglessness of life whose only beauty is self-contradiction.”

New Absurdism views the author as constructor instead of creator, manipulating and processing textual blocks of experience through various metafictional devices and the thematic templates of satire, black humor and parody.

New Absurdism views the story as object, disrupting the narrative, presenting linguistic puzzles, disjoint structures and unfamiliar or created words.

New Absurdism views the reader as co-constructor of the final meaning of the text, forcing the reader back into the action of reading instead of passively absorbing the words that other forms of fiction now provide them.

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Below, Asia Classics, vol. 1 – Vijaya Anand: Dance Raja Dance

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