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September Sees the End of Harvest
September Sees the End of Harvest
(includes prompt for The Counter Arts Group)
Sadie Seroxcat
Sep 4
So You Want to Write For Counter Arts?
Sadie Seroxcat
Announcements & Reminders
Sadie Seroxcat
Housekeeping
Sadie Seroxcat
Onwards and Upwards
Sadie Seroxcat
Counter Arts Book Club 2024
Sadie Seroxcat
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The Guqin: Exploring China’s Oldest Stringed Instrument
The Guqin: Exploring China’s Oldest Stringed Instrument
A brief introduction to my new favourite instrument
Jane Carr
Sep 11
The Naoshima Narrative — Part 2
The Naoshima Narrative — Part 2
Chronicles from Japan’s art island
Manali Mitra
Sep 10
‘Antony and Cleopatra’: Life Imitating Art Or Art Imitating Life?
‘Antony and Cleopatra’: Life Imitating Art Or Art Imitating Life?
Love will tear us apart
Marc Barham
Sep 10
World Graffiti Can Unite Cultures
World Graffiti Can Unite Cultures
Good times and bad, street art is a stunning reminder of both
Matthew Bamberg
Sep 10
The Book Is Dead: Long Live the Book
The Book Is Dead: Long Live the Book
An essay contemplating the changing face of literature
Ani Eldritch
Sep 10
Inside Auntie’s Dollhouse
Inside Auntie’s Dollhouse
Her legacy lives large through her love of miniatures.
Jeff Hayward
Sep 10
‘Macbeth’: Hubris And Mortality
‘Macbeth’: Hubris And Mortality
Oedipus, The Riddle of the Sphinx and Modernity
Marc Barham
Sep 9
Finding My Rhythm in Recovery
Finding My Rhythm in Recovery
Is it possible to regain it all back after brain damage?
Delaney Patterson
Sep 9
Review: ‘Blink Twice’ — A Stylish but Derivative Debut Thriller
Review: ‘Blink Twice’ — A Stylish but Derivative Debut Thriller
Zoe Kravitz’s directorial debut is visually elegant but critically clumsy
Reece Beckett
Sep 8
Art Should Never Lead to Regretting the Life We Forgot to Live
Art Should Never Lead to Regretting the Life We Forgot to Live
Or: that time I ruined a literary festival by being too real
Cole Haddon
Sep 8
Appreciating The Well-Structured Plot of ‘Midsommar’ (2019)
Appreciating The Well-Structured Plot of ‘Midsommar’ (2019)
Review of the Ari Aster movie with mild spoilers
Margaret Chamberlain
Sep 8
Focus Stacking for Greater Depth in Macro Photography
Focus Stacking for Greater Depth in Macro Photography
There is more than one way to shoot a snake (skin).
Chuck Haacker
Sep 8
Why I’m Adding Burning Man to My Bucket List
Why I’m Adding Burning Man to My Bucket List
Challenging my own misconceptions about the counter-culture event in the Nevada desert
Jeff Hayward
Sep 8
Why Is The Catholic Church So Preoccupied With Sex?
Why Is The Catholic Church So Preoccupied With Sex?
Why is ‘God’ so obsessed with what consenting adults do with each other?
Lisa Fouweather
Sep 8
Erasing My Words: The Subtle Fears Behind Conversations with My Child’s Mandarin Teacher
Erasing My Words: The Subtle Fears Behind Conversations with My Child’s Mandarin Teacher
She’s lovely and I hate myself for this
Holly Pettit
Sep 7
In Between Ljubljana and Bled
In Between Ljubljana and Bled
Random photographs of the Slovenian countryside taken impromptu during a road trip to the scenic Lake Bled
Vickey Maverick.
Sep 7
Books About Nothing
Books About Nothing
Maybe nothing is really something
Melissa Rock
Sep 7
The Superstar in ‘Swades’
The Superstar in ‘Swades’
Like stars in the sky.
Ninad Kulkarni
Sep 7
Review: ‘Sing Sing’ — Sincere, Superb, Sensitive Drama
Review: ‘Sing Sing’ — Sincere, Superb, Sensitive Drama
Director Greg Kwedar and his ensemble cast make this touching true story the best prison drama in years
Reece Beckett
Sep 6
‘Rings Of Power’: A Short Inquiry Into The Operation Of Good And Evil
‘Rings Of Power’: A Short Inquiry Into The Operation Of Good And Evil
How Is It That Good Is Perceived As So Weak?
Marc Barham
Sep 6
The Nazis Never Went Away
The Nazis Never Went Away
The far-right AfD surges in Germany, and nobody should be surprised
Lukas Unger
Sep 6
“It Ends With Us” Poses a Sticky Question about Responsible Marketing
“It Ends With Us” Poses a Sticky Question about Responsible Marketing
With a campaign that leaned heavily on florals and a love triangle, Blake Lively sold a domestic violence story as a romance. What does…
good.film
Sep 5
AI Will Kill Music — But the Real Question Is: Do We Care?
AI Will Kill Music — But the Real Question Is: Do We Care?
Why AI is not a tool
Sven Welt
Sep 5
Philosophical Discourse On Love
Philosophical Discourse On Love
Classical Greece to Present-Day Reflections
Reflections On A Life
Sep 5
Stop the Arts
Stop the Arts
‘Art is complete and everything that can be done has been done’
Tom Barrett
Sep 5
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