Sgt. Andy (Is Going to Help Me) - An appreciation of XTC in five notes
Inkhorn / Music

Sgt. Andy (Is Going to Help Me) – An appreciation of XTC in five notes

by David Katz on Sep 6, 2012 • No Comments
1. It’s becoming harder and harder to take seriously announcements that bands are breaking up. The new economics of the music business call for most artists to be consistently ‘active’, [...]
Timothy Nordhoff - No Place
Art / Observatory / Photography

Timothy Nordhoff – No Place

by admin on Sep 3, 2012 • No Comments
My current photographic subjects often relate back to British traditions, culture or industry. Working with a 4×5 camera and traditional negative film I often try to express subtleness in my [...]
Review: T.M. Wolf - Sound
Literature

Review: T.M. Wolf – Sound

by Jamie Tennent on Aug 23, 2012 • 3 Comments
T. M. Wolf’s debut novel, Sound, is a book, a film and a swirly, scratching record all in one. Writen by a young New Jerseyite, the ‘experimental’ novel is a [...]
Review: Lower Dens at Hoxton Bar & Grill
Inkhorn / Music

Review: Lower Dens at Hoxton Bar & Grill

by Jacqueline Bowerman on Aug 22, 2012 • No Comments
Illuminated by a moving projection of something akin to a fuzzy 80s tv screen, Lower Dens opened up last Thursday’s show with hypnotic aplomb, blasting the intimate Hoxton venue with [...]
London: The Modern Babylon - review
Film / Inkhorn

London: The Modern Babylon – review

by Christo Hall on Aug 10, 2012 • No Comments
‘Which is the greatest city in Europe?’ ‘Without doubt the capital of my country, London’ ‘What a city! Why ‘tis Babylon! How rich the most honoured man must be there!… [...]
A note from the editors...a call for submissions...New Cartography!
About / Editorial

A note from the editors…a call for submissions…New Cartography!

by Theo Bones on Aug 7, 2012 • No Comments
  Hello faithful readers. A quick explanatory note, which hopefully will go some way to atone for and explain our comparative lack of activity in recent days… Last month, we [...]
Review: Nostalgia For The Light
Arts / Film / Inkhorn

Review: Nostalgia For The Light

by Matt Lewis on Aug 1, 2012 • No Comments
Chilean filmmaker Patricio Guzmán has built his reputation on the strength of a number of political documentaries about his native Chile. Two manifest cases in point are his tripartite masterpiece, [...]
Review: MM1: De-Construct / Re-Construct / We-Construct
Art / Inkhorn

Review: MM1: De-Construct / Re-Construct / We-Construct

by Rebecca Shyles on Jul 31, 2012 • No Comments
MM1: De-Construct/Re-Construct/We-Construct is the first of two exhibitions by Israeli curators Sharon Toval and Nimrod Vardi which consider communication, the creative process and how where we come from defines how [...]
The Sudan Uprisings - clues for an anti-capitalist agenda
Current Affairs / Inkhorn

The Sudan Uprisings – clues for an anti-capitalist agenda

by Jonny Keyworth on Jul 26, 2012 • No Comments
A spectre is haunting the world- the spectre of Austerity. Deficit-cutting measures now haunt populations across the world and it is the poorest and most vulnerable that are being hit [...]
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The Sudan Uprisings - clues for an anti-capitalist agenda
Current Affairs / Inkhorn

The Sudan Uprisings – clues for an anti-capitalist agenda

by Jonny Keyworth on Jul 26, 2012 • No Comments
A spectre is haunting the world- the spectre of Austerity. Deficit-cutting measures now haunt populations across the world and it is the poorest and most vulnerable that are being hit [...]
Review: Still Corners at Dalston Roof Park
Arts / Music

Review: Still Corners at Dalston Roof Park

by Jacqueline Bowerman on Jul 12, 2012 • No Comments
On Monday night, against a vertiginous and rain-soaked city-scape, London-based Still Corners played a show in support of their 2011 album, Creatures of the Hour. Signed to Subpop, their music [...]
Review: Marina Abramović: The Artist is Present
Art / Arts / Film

Review: Marina Abramović: The Artist is Present

by Columba Quigley on Jul 12, 2012 • No Comments
Marina Abramović’s art is undoubtedly compelling and innovative, yet it does not always touch or move me. However, this film, and its depiction of the artist, moved me utterly. The [...]
Turkish cinema: another time, another world
Film / Inkhorn

Turkish cinema: another time, another world

by David Katz on Jul 4, 2012 • No Comments
The themes of Reha Erdem’s Kosmos will be much recognisable to devotees of the transcendentalist-spiritual sector of world cinema, yet it is perhaps more interesting for granting us another timely [...]
#3 - Yes, sure but it's not likely to happen is it, so...
Cartoon to the Editor / Current Affairs

#3 – Yes, sure but it’s not likely to happen is it, so…

by John Mcloughlin on Jun 30, 2012 • No Comments
Mr Guest Editor, following your revelation that, if the opportunity arose, you would like to return as the head of the country, we’ve had a long think about that and [...]
Cosmopolis: Cronenberg's newest malaise
Film / Inkhorn

Cosmopolis: Cronenberg’s newest malaise

by Matt Lewis on Jun 23, 2012 • No Comments
Don DeLillo, one of the greatest living authors writing in the English language, working with David Cronenberg, erstwhile purveyor of body horror and a consistently challenging narrative filmmaker, is a [...]
The Spear: Zuma unwrapped
Art / Current Affairs / Inkhorn

The Spear: Zuma unwrapped

by Jonny Keyworth on Jun 21, 2012 • No Comments
The arts and the historical conditions of their creation are undoubtedly interdependent and not always easily demarcated, with each consistently blurring into the other. As critics such as Frederic Jameson [...]
The Turin Horse
Film / Inkhorn

The Turin Horse

by Michael Allard on Jun 12, 2012 • No Comments
Arriving at the Curzon Renoir in London to see Béla Tarr’s The Turin Horse, there’s a sign on the stairs featuring Jean Renoir’s declaration that “the saving grace of the [...]
Prometheus unwound
Film / Inkhorn

Prometheus unwound

by Matt Lewis on Jun 11, 2012 • No Comments
Prometheus has finally landed in the UK, highly anticipated not just because of the thought of Ridley Scott returning to the Alien universe, but also thanks to its aggressive and [...]

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