by Stewart K. Lundy Art
Andrei Tarkovsky made an important film called Andrei Rublev, about a doubting monk, Russia’s greatest iconographer. The film feels very much like Bergman, from whom much of Tarkovsky’s style emerged. Like Bergman’s Seventh Seal, Tarkovsky’s Andrei Rublev is a slow-paced journey with monks, holy idiots, existential discourse, and symbolic animals.
Tagged as: aldous huxley, andrei rublev, andrei tarkovsky, communist, eidos, films, iconography, ikon, Image, ingmar bergman, magic, movies, nirvana, Plato, Russia, seventh seal, shunryu suzuki, soviet, violence
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by Micah Towery Header
After I had left Binghamton, I thought about starting an online press that would give away free chapbooks in PDF form on the internet. We published a book by Gene, originally titled Excerpt from Pastoral Emergency. The chapbook featured Gene’s artwork side by side with his poetry (Gene studied both art and poetry Iowa).
Tagged as: Cartographer Electric, Excerpt from Pastoral Emergency, Gene Tanta, illuminated chapbook, Iowa Writer's Workshop, KPMX, Unusual Woods
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