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why reading a text? if you know what you are talking about, you don't read the text ( and always with the same tone of voice...how boring). the content might be wonderful but it got lost...sorry

Wonderful lecture Sarah. I see many similarities between Agnes and John Cage. Thank you again!

She begins at 8:00:00

Ms Cusk is at her best as always. The interviewer is at his rambling worst. Simply slide the red dot till you see Ms Cusk reading. And enjoy the hour or so that follows.

Extremely impressive. Thank you for such rich and deep exploration of this ingenious artist/mystic ...

12:46 Please learn your pronunciation for Taos.

Thank you for uploading this

I knew Agnes in New Mexico.

Superb lecture

Fantastic to hear in such detail from the artists and an enlightening discussion at the end. Thanks for making this publically available!

thanks!

a hilarious and 100% meaningless coincidence, but one which drew me to this program is that Sarah Lowndes is the exact same name as that of Bob Dylan's most important wife

RACHEL CUSK❤️

Wonderful. Thank you.

Thank you. I think that the next time I encounter a Martin painting, my way of looking at it will be at least partly informed by this video, in a good way.

Such a great talk about a fascinating artist. So much to take away and ponder on. Thank you!

Outstanding ! ! Thank You , Sarah . Now you have sent me off to do more research and delving into the life and writings of Agnes . I did not know of her until this day ! All the best , Jason .

her decisions to destroy her own works are of course her right but i think they were not sane decisions unless the works were clearly bad works. Ive almost always regreted destroying my paintings.

Very informative! Good job reading, Sarah!

Gorgeous project! Wonderful, creative, and transformative. Thank you all. Starr, Wakayama University, Japan

Wonderful

Well read!

Really interesting interview. Enjoyed it very much.

Marvelous lecture. Please correct your pronunciation of Taos and Galisteo, I am currently living in the area and I know you mispronounced them. Otherwise a wonderful talk.

Really fascinating outline of Burden's life and work. Is there any link between his work and Bas Jan Ader? I am thinking of disappearance, sailing, the missing artist. Plus self harm?

A most interesting talk.

This was a most fascinating talk with many ideas to reflect on. Thank you sarah.

Lovely! x

www.mixcloud.com/distortedheadache/bass-fm-dj-richie-1991-excerpts/ for anyone interested here is a little slice of Bass FM broadcast from Gt Yarmouth '91.If anyone has anymore please get in touch as I'd love to hear it.

Great piece..I was lucky enough to have been part of the Great Yarmouth scene in the late 80's early 90's and am a close friend of most of the movers and shakers of the scene including Richie,Alex Banks,Jay Hurren,Richard Routledge,Richard Hammerton,Simon Mark et al..I was one of the organisers of the illegal rave mentioned by Simon Mark and my brother and I also hosted underground(literally) events in the basement of his flat on Broad Row in the town..I was slightly older than most of the other protagonists and unlike most of the others I came from an earlier Punk/Post Punk background in the early to mid 80's rather that the Soul Scene..I attended most of the events mentioned in the town including KAOS,Dance Paradise,The Prodigy(twice)at Tiffany's and Simon's events at The Brunswick.The importance and popularity of Tiffany's cannot be overestimated and to see the place absolutely PACKED to the rafters with 3,000 ravers was a magnificent thing and signaled the last great renaissance of Great Yarmouth as a party destination...For me personally the scene only really lasted for two or three years and effectively ended when Cocaine entered the scene replacing E as the drug of choice and the music got too hard but the eventual release of Storm From The East in 1996 was validation of a scene which was organic,progressive and most of all LOTS of fun for anyone who was lucky to experience it first hand..

Fascinating. Reassessing my previous general view of an artwork remaining static.

Really enjoyed that thank you, particularly Sebastian Broddie, honesty and warmth, nice observational stuff and mood.

Really enjoyed this - thanks!

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🖐️🖐️ precious, enjoyed your poems