The Meat Room: Bushveldt thriller guts apartheid’s twilight
The fourth sentence is cliched and the second sentence has a contradiction in the tenses. This is the kind of thing that happens when you have to self publish because … Read More
Author: Steve Kretzmann
Outlaw love
The Western is a well-trodden genre, defined as much by place and time as by character and plot. So much part of the American myth of freedom and self-sufficiency, it … Read More
The Ugly Noo Noo: Astounding cricket capers remain contemporary
There were probably few, if any, people who, when they gave The Ugly Noo Noo a standing ovation in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, thought it could be even … Read More
Aïo: Looking for a thread
Putting on a show requiring audience participation is risky. For a start, there needs to be a large enough audience, as well as a crowd that joins in, preferably slightly … Read More
Once Removed: A clear view of art world bollocks
Behind all the impeccably clean (sterile?) exhibition openings propped up with champagne or wine and addresses by eminents, the jet-setting to biennales on international shores, and auction prices that resemble … Read More