Nature as violence: Gustav Metzger
I like this flickr photo Fustav Metzger’s Flailing Trees at the Manchester International Festival by Pete Birkinshaw aka BinaryApe, especially for the title BinaryApe gave it: Iä! Shub-Niggurath! The Black Goat of the Woods with a Thousand Young! That reference, along with his link to Wikipedia, confirms him to be … Go to RSA Arts [...]
RSA Arts & Ecology – Interview | Gustav Metzger
“I thought one could fuse the political ideal of social change with art” Emma Ridgway, curator of The RSA Arts & Ecology Centre, interviews Gustav Metzger Born in 1926 to Polish-Jewish parents in Nuremberg, Gustav Metzger is an artist known for his radical approach. His work responds directly to political, economic and ecological issues. Creating [...]
Manchester Festival announces programme: it’s good
The second Manchester International Festival released its 2009 programme this week. It’s turning into the the best multi-platform arts festival in the UK – but then the size of its budget – a whopping £10m this year – probably helps with that. That said, they’re making great artistic decisions. While the Edinburgh International Festival is [...]
