Author: Christina
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Published 2025-03-18 11:07
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(2484 Reads)
Marco Paolini: A Deep Map breaks new ground in the field of Italian political theatre by outlining the unique approach of one of Italy’s most celebrated playwrights, Marco Paolini, whose work has hitherto remained inaccessible to English-speaking audiences.
Author Cristina Perissinotto engages critically with art and politics in Italy specifically but also considers implications and relevance on a global scale.
Author: Christina
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Published 2025-03-16 10:44
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(6102 Reads)
Artist, INGRID STYLE
Ingrid Style was born in England and spent her formative years in Brazil before pursuing her art studies at the Ontario College of Art.
Her focus has been the human figure, and her work reflects the magical and whimsical graphic expressions of great English artists such as Aubrey Beardsley, Charles Ricketts and Arthur Rackham. Some of Style's larger works are coloured with a tropical brilliance that recalls Byzantine mosaics and the paintings of Gustave Klimt.
In her drawings, expressive faces and figures emerge from entwined volutes and entanglements suggesting the struggle of birth as well as the search for release from anguish.
Author: Christina
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Published 2025-01-15 11:16
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(11570 Reads)
WALDENSONG SATURNALIA
Tribute to the Mythic Years
A Novel by A. D. Morvaye
Published by Prince Chameleon Press
Abandoned by her vast chaotic family, a young girl recreates them into legend. The novel is a fusion of memory and imagination, both humorous and dramatic. Shifting between Old Europe and the New World, it features the idiom of London’s East End, blending into the language of poetry and myth.
An excerpt from WALDENSONG SATURNALIA was short-listed for the Eastside Stories Competition, London, U.K.