Please join us for harmony korine (a sort of retrospective), curated and hosted by Wesley Stokes, with support from Press Street and Charitable Film Network. For more information contact youngisdumb@gmail.com. Harmony Korine (b. 1973) is an American filmmaker and writer whose work is some of the most imaginative and appalling in the canon of cinema … harmony korine (a sort of retrospective) – Gummo
Please join us for harmony korine (a sort of retrospective), curated and hosted by Wesley Stokes, with support from Press Street and Charitable Film Network. For more information contact youngisdumb@gmail.com. Harmony Korine (b. 1973) is an American filmmaker and writer whose work is some of the most imaginative and appalling in the canon of cinema … harmony korine (a sort of retrospective) – Ken Park & Mister Lonely
Please join us for harmony korine (a sort of retrospective), curated and hosted by Wesley Stokes, with support from Press Street and Charitable Film Network. For more information contact youngisdumb@gmail.com. Harmony Korine (b. 1973) is an American filmmaker and writer whose work is some of the most imaginative and appalling in the canon of cinema … harmony korine (a sort of retrospective) – Short Films & Trash Humpers
Please join us for harmony korine (a sort of retrospective), curated and hosted by Wesley Stokes, with support from Press Street and Charitable Film Network. For more information contact youngisdumb@gmail.com. Harmony Korine (b. 1973) is an American filmmaker and writer whose work is some of the most imaginative and appalling in the canon of cinema … harmony korine (a sort of retrospective) – Kids & Julien Donkey Boy
By Wesley Stokes Joseph Scott Morgan worked for 17 years as a forensic death investigator for law enforcement agencies in New Orleans and Atlanta. In his new book, Blood Beneath My Feet: The Journey of a Southern Death Investigator, Morgan relates gruesome tales of true crime scene experiences while weaving in parallels from his own … People Don’t Know What True Horror Is: An interview with Joseph Scott Morgan
Here at Room 220, we’re still stuck in a state of awe over Ben Sandmel’s fantastic biography of Ernie K-Doe, published recently by the Historic New Orleans Collection. We’ve recently posted a whole slew of archival photos of the book along with Wesley Stokes’ review of it. Is that Quintron in the pool, and Miss … K-Doe Photos from the K-Doe Bio
For “Notes On The Application of Magick To Visual Art,” ELIJAH BURGHER will discuss the history of magick as its related to the arts citing examples such as Brion Gysin and William Burroughs’ use of cut-ups to discover occult meaning. FREE Admission. This lecture is hosted by the Contemporary Arts Center in conjunction with Press … ELIJAH BURGHER – Notes On The Application of Magick To Visual Art
The Historic New Orleans Collection recently published an outstanding biography of Ernie K-Doe, legendary New Orleans musician, by author and historian Ben Sandmel. Sandmel will discuss the decade-long project at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 9, at Maple Street Books’ New Orleans Healing Center branch (2372 St. Claude Ave.). Ernie K-Doe: The R&B Emperor of … The Bio of K-Doe: A Secret New Orleans History (reviewed)
Please join us for a film screening: THE SONS OF TENNESSEE WILLIAMS by Tim Wolff Mardi Gras, drag royalty and a glittering civil rights revolution – where else could these elements come together but in New Orleans? Interweaving archival footage with contemporary interviews, The Sons of Tennessee Williams tells the story of New Orleans’ gay … The Sons of Tennessee Williams
Please join us at Antenna for THE TROUBLE WITH LUCK – Featuring TARR Walking the line between heavy and soothing, Philip Kruse has performed under various monikers for the last ten years in the underground noise scene. Kruse is the owner of industrial label THIRDSEX and co-owner of experimental label OMS-B. TARR – http://soundcloud.com/tarrtarr THIRD … TARR – The Trouble With Luck
