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Glimlach in slow motion

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By Derek Jarman
| hebban.nl
*‘Ooit werd gedacht dat je blind werd als je er te lang naar keek, maar mij openen ze de ogen. Ik zou ze voor je moeten tellen, maar de honderden van vorig jaar waarvan ik het zaad heb uitgestrooid zijn met duizenden tegelijk teruggekeerd, één klaprozenexplosie trekt een lange neus naar de vergankelijke dag.’*Na Moderne natuur is er Glimlach in slow motion, het laatste dagboek dat kunstenaar en filmmaker Derek Jarman bijhield voor zijn dood in 1994.
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Elton John Sale

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By Keith Haring, Damien Hirst, Derek Jarman, Helmut Newton
| Mutual Art
Celebrity provenance of contemporary art and rare memorabilia made for an effortless sale Adam Szymanski / MutualArt Feb 27, 2024 Elton John has described moving to Atlanta as “an incredible part” of his life. He lived in the city for 31 years, and it was there that he embarked on a new phase of life in the early 1990s after getting sober from two decades of heavy cocaine and alcohol abuse.
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BOMB Magazine | From Alt-Nature

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By Saretta Morgan, Allyson Paty, Derek Jarman
| BOMB Magazine Verified
Consequences Upon Arrival (i) The sharp calls advancing across the valley were no longer for us. Or they would be again, but not yet. The interruptions tightened. Stretching yards and deserts in their weight. Though we could name the places and their capitols. We could pull a needle through every orifice long and small. Water falling is the sensual conflict of a heart split open. We felt for every boundary, adjacent to which neighboring vertebrates fed themselves.
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