I Don’t Want Your Lasagne Furnace (2009, 41.4MB, 2:23 min) Artists I really care for tend to fall into two distinct categories. The first is the extensive or Picasso category – refusing to be bound by stylistic limitations or boxes … Continue reading
mailman, moron, superman (2008, 76.3MB, 3:27 min) Spinning (2008, 47.2 MB, 2:00 min) Two pieces from Donna Kuhn in 2008. I wrote then: We’ve shown a number of pieces by Donna Kuhn here previously. I wondered to myself a couple … Continue reading
Please Don’t Look Like A Pear (2010, 10 MB, 3:22 min) I love Donna Kuhn’s work. I’ve rhapsodised about it here before, so I’ll just note, first, that she continues to develop in the most thoughtful & interesting of ways … Continue reading
Blown Away Rose (2009, 48 MB, 2:06 min) We’ve observed before how wonderfully productive Donna Kuhn makes her relatively restricted lexicon of images ( OK Greek Professors! -I know there’s a problem with that expression but it does, and I … Continue reading
I Can’t Deal With This Stupid Ringing Forever (2009, 56MB 2:29 min) Donna Kuhn has joined the little pantheon (Sondheim’s another, as is Sam Renseiw) of people whose work I’m just going to post regularly because they are great. No … Continue reading
Limbo (2008, 26.3MB, 3:08 min) We’ve shown Donna Kuhn’s work couple of times before. Look at the trajectory. It’s always been impressive but there’s a new note here: a confidence & ambition that is really striking. It’s a cliche but … Continue reading
As You (2006, 14.6MB, 3:00 min.) We’ve featured (are featuring… will feature? – time is all wrong here since the crash) Donna Kuhn’s work before/now/later. It’s great. Heartfelt & rich & fearless & distinctive.
Rilkes Tongue (2006?, 73 MB, 1:44 min) Alan: “something to stare at This is a few years old, but hasn’t been put up; the dancer is Maud Liardon, either Foofwa or I held the camera and made the video and … Continue reading
Girl Space (2010, 22MB, 3:45) Another great piece from Morrisa Maltz, whom we first showed here last week. This puts me in mind, stylistically, of another DVblog favourite, Donna Kuhn. I mean that entirely positively – the content & tone … Continue reading