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Trying to pass September 29th, 2008 by Louis I’m in the position now to publish this essay - which I’ve extracted in comments here in the past - in full on my blog: Trying to pass: building a career in reading and writing My career as a literary scholar (student, researcher, teacher, consultant,

I’m in the position now to publish this essay - which I’ve extracted in comments here in the past - in full on my blog: Trying to pass: building a career in reading and writing My career as a literary scholar (student, researcher, teacher, consultant, reader, writer), as a writer (reader, novelist,

Tomorrow we leave Paris on a train headed for Amsterdam. It will be sad to leave her, but I am also quite excited- I have a feeling A’dam is in fact this boys Mecca, and I am eager to visit. But more on that later (and dear reader, I have a feeling you can expect some very humorous and confused posting over the next few days).

We’re hoping to post a bit while traveling . . . until then a view of Paris from the Centre Pompidou. Photo by Rita Crane. Posted in current events, travel Tagged: centre pompidou, france, paris in autumn, photographs, Rita Crane photography

After the Posse: Interview with Sarah Lotz September 17th, 2008 by Tracey Rob Peters provides us with a quick synopsis of Sarah Lotz’s Pompidou Posse, a most complimentary review, and an engaging discussion with this articulate, witty author. Peters starts by asking about the facts - the autobiographical elements - in Pompidou Posse.

This was the most intriguing sculpture I saw in the Centre Pompidou the other day, La mariee, by Niki de Saint Phalle.

The architecture of Centre Pompidou (or Beaubourg, as it’s often called locally) is more or less appreciated. You may have understood that I’m rather fond of old buildings, but I like very much also this one. Of course you should also go inside and visit the Modern Art Museum with Europe’s biggest collection of modern art – some 60.000 works from the 20th and 21st centuries.

British artist Robin Rimbaud traverses the experimental terrain between sound, space, image and form, creating absorbing, multi-layered sound pieces that twist technology in unconventional ways. From his early … Read the original here: Scanner

Louise Bourgeois: "Well... I guess that's what you'd call 'the conscious'" "€œI am a scientific person. I believe in psychoanalysis, in philosophy. For me the only thing that matters is the tangible."€ -Louise Bourgeois Joanna Walsh (Baudade) writing for I V Y paris I'm reading the guide notes on the walls of the Louise Bourgeois exhibition at the Centre Pompidou in Paris.

A Family Affair By Brooke Hodge Installation view of exhibition “Richard Rogers + Architects: From the House to the City” at Design Museum, London (photo: Luke Hayes).