Screenings (No. 6)

Nowhere, 1997, dir:Gregg Araki

Since finishing the taught portion of this year at university, I've spent my time exclusively watching every Gregg Araki film, ever. Comically dark, it's like Brett Easton Ellis became a film director.

Three years

I felt like I needed to mark the fact that this summer I'll have lived in Brighton for three years. This was taken the day before I officially left Berkshire, not much has changed, I still have that denim jacket and skirt in my wardrobe.

Some art (No. 10)

Timothy Davies, Internet Dating, 2011

Module choices 2013/14

Next years modules all chosen, I'll be doing:

Autumn Term 2013/14
Kant, Perception & Reality Epistemology and Plato

Spring Term 2013/14
Aesthetics, Feminist Philosophy, Phenomenology and Philosophy of Mind

Some art (No. 9)

Gillian Wearing, Self portrait at seventeen years old, 2003

Some art (No. 8)

Robert Rauchenberg, Mirage (Jammer), 1975

Screenings (No. 5)

Bad Lieutenant, 1992, dir: Abel Ferrara

A corrupt cop indulges his vices against the dark backdrop of a rough New York City. I need to make a mental note to watch Driller Killer among other films Ferrara has directed.

Reading update (No. 2)

This time, two books bought as presents, a book I started only to put aside and another re-read. From top to bottom:

• Mikhail Bulgakov The master and margarita
• Carson McCullars The heart is a lonely hunter
• George Orwell Nighteen eighty-four
• David Mazzucchelli Asterios Polyp