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3 days ago · For the first piece, ‘Medieval re-creation and translation in the archives of Derek Jarman and Edwin Morgan: A Dialogue’, I spent several months corresponding with the artist and writer E. K. Myerson over email in a kind of ‘show and tell’.
3 days ago · For Swinton, it was becoming a muse to Derek Jarman, and joining his coterie, that made her feel she belonged. After starring in his 1986 masterpiece Caravaggio, she collaborated with Jarman almost exclusively until his death from Aids in 1994. “It was a way of life, not just a way of working.
3 days ago · Join us to celebrate Disability Pride Month with this special screening of Derek Jarman's experiemental masterpiece "Blue." The film is audiocentric and consists of a largely static blue screen under which the audio track carries forth the experimental narrative.
3 days ago · If there was a seminal text on the Audacity of Beauty I’d argue for Derek Jarman’s volume of diaries, Modern Nature. Derek Jarman was an artist, filmmaker, writer and activist. In the Spring of 1989, he bought Prospect Cottage, a fisherman’s hut in Dungeness, Kent. By winter that same year he would be diagnosed Hiv positive.
4 days ago · Derek Jarman, 1995. I have always been a fan of Derek Jarman (I even met him once) and I come back to his books again and again. This was the last he ever wrote and it is a beautiful gathering of ...
3 days ago · Chosen for his powerful multi-artform practice, the introduction of work by Derek Jarman into the exhibition Flamboyant Flamingos, creates a conversation across time. Living through the AIDS crisis and contributing to the public politicisation of art in the 1980s and early 90s, Jarman has also been ...
5 days ago · Also on show at the gallery on Queen Street will be work by world-renowned artists Derek Jarman and Felix Gonzalez-Torres. Paulette Brien, curator of Grundy Art Gallery, said, “We are delighted ...
