Mark Jenkin on ROSE OF NEVADA, in conversation with Paul Tremblay: open.substack.com/pub/radicalc...
Every Frame Has Its Moment in the Sun
A Conversation Between Mark Jenkin and Paul Tremblay at the Coolidge Corner Theatre, June 23, 2026
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"..solo exhibition of egg tempera paintings by Brian Catling RA (1948–2022), bringing together a selection of paintings from the final decades of Catling’s life which inscribe his sustained interest in image-making." ‘THAT LARGE GHOST’ at Swedenborg House Gallery 19 June–17 July shorturl.at/BpoLA
THAT LARGE GHOST: SELECTED EGG TEMPERA PAINTINGS BY BRIAN CATLING - Swedenborg Society
THAT LARGE GHOST: SELECTED EGG TEMPERA PAINTINGS BY BRIAN CATLING
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Wim Wenders has announced the withdrawal of his film WRONG MOVE (1975) from all distribution and public exhibition, following a request from Nastassja Kinski over a nude scene filmed when she was 13. My translation of Jean-Claude Biette's Cahiers du cinéma review of the film is now up on Substack.
Wrong Move [Falsche Bewegung] (Wim Wenders, 1975) by Jean-Claude Biette
Published in Cahiers du cinéma n° 286, March 1978. Translated by Dmitry Martov.
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The new mix, a 2-hour descent into the Unhurried: from sun-licked psychedelia and library exotica of the late 1960s to the slow-burn dispatches of 2025–26. www.mixcloud.com/dmitrymartov...
A beautiful expansion of what I referred to as “botany lessons” in my Goodreads write-up of Radiant Terminus ("Lists as mantras, rants, and invocations/incantations; botany lessons (Naming the Taiga)...")
Anthony@timesflow.bsky.social · 3mo agoSorting Volodine’s Plants Antoine Volodine's Radiant Terminus (2014, translated by Jeffrey Zuckerman, 2017) names dozens of plants growing on its irradiated steppe. A few are real. Most are not. The list below is an exercise in botanical glossolalia: French folk-naming, Russian loanwords,…
Topics discussed: French verb conjugations, le fantastique, and the advantages of mono sound — with passing and not-so-passing invocations of Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet, Paul Vecchiali, Antonin Artaud, Luc Moullet, Vladimir Jankélévitch, Baruch Spinoza, and Clément Rosset.
"It is chance that builds the castle"
An interview with Jean-Charles Fitoussi, conducted in April 2011, by Dmitry Martov and Larysa Smirnova
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I recorded a new song called Line Missing. Not much else to say, except for these two quotes: “Very seldom does a poem simply emerge: a poem is made.” — Gottfried Benn “A poem does not arise from feelings, but from words.” — Mallarmé silenicturn.bandcamp.com/track/line-m...
Line Missing, by silenic turn
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Just in time for the Day commemorating the beheading of Saint Valentine, I’m thrilled to announce the release of the digital single Time Will Place, recorded by the detective agency/law firm/funeral home Martov & Rochester: silenicturn.bandcamp.com/album/time-w...
Today’s early afternoon jam: Andy Votel’s mixtape of unshazamable “classical” music ETUDES DU MÉTAL ORTOLAN (DDS, 2023). “After capture, the [ortolans] are fattened up … before being drowned in Armagnac. Then they are plucked, cooked, and eaten whole, bones and all – everything but the beak.”
