Happy 9th anniversary to #TwinPeaks Part 8: #DavidLynch @markfrost.bsky.social

Dylan, on life in your 80’s, is incredible. @nytimes.com www.nytimes.com/2026/06/14/o...

New work: an essay on the relationship between philosophy and colour: epochemagazine.org/91/the-colou... (Published by @epochemagazine.org)

Will Self is currently writing one of the best regular politics and culture columns you’re likely to read, and for reasons that remain a mystery doing so exclusively on Facebook and X. This week he has weighed in on the AI writing crisis, and his thoughts are typically piercing and brilliant.

#JacquesRivette, Duelle (1976)

Layered Print on Hahnemühle Laid Paper

Language is not Transparent. Mel Bochner, 1969

Shot from Alain Resnais’ My American Uncle

#BertrandRussell - fourth Reith lecture (1948): downloads.bbc.co.uk/rmhttp/radio...

A Tale of Autumn 1998 Eric Rohmer. Marie Rivière is so outstanding; especially watch her play off the rest of the cast

R.I.P. Béla Tarr

New work: Wittgenstein and Deleuze - a book that combines the priority of vision that we find in Wittgenstein with the priority of concept creation that we find in Deleuze: philpapers.org/archive/MILW...

Sada ~& Kuga = Sada + Kuga Great photography & staging in Ozu’s Good Morning

From the Millet exhibition at the National Gallery.

“Of all the ways of getting hold of books, the most laudable is deemed to be writing them yourself,” says Benjamin.

A question about Hegel that I posed to Habermas that didn’t make it into the published version of my recent Nation interview with him: www.thenation.com/article/cult...

#Antonioni, La Notte (1961)

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I'll be presenting an essay on the unity of the internal and external in Homer on Thursday at the University of Derby. Details are here: mcct.margins.org.uk

#DavidLynch, Fire Walk with Me (1992)

Today at the David Zwirner Gallery. On Kawara: Today.

Three essays on thought and language, the history of philosophy, and the structure of political discourse: The Absent World: www.andrewmilward.net/files/absent... Parmenides and Heidegger: www.andrewmilward.net/files/parmen... Opposition: www.andrewmilward.net/files/opposi...

#Malevich, Sportsmen (1931)

#KrzysztofKieślowski, Bind Chance (1981)

Today at the Hayward Gallery. Huang Po-Chih: Waves.

Je ne vous aie pas vu descendre du train - vous étiez là comme une fleur qui venait d'éclore, et il me semble qu'on n'a qu'à y aller pour vous cueillir. Rilke, Lettres françaises à Merline.

A short documentary on David Bowie's art collection: www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgqE...

#SergeiParajanov, The Color of Pomegranates (1969)

#CharlesBurnett, Killer of Sheep (1978)

35mmfilm/Cornwall/MinackTheatre/IlfordDelta400/LeicaM6/35summicronv4 #filmphotography #believeinfilm

#GustaveFlaubert: "You are unlike anyone else (which is the most important quality)." (Letter to Charles Baudelaire on 13 July 1858.)

#MohsenMakhmalbaf, Gabbeh (1996)

Delphine Seyrig through Akerman, Demy & Marienbad & Muriel Resnais. Getting my courage up for a pilgrimage

Academic journals are a lucrative scam — and we're determined to change that www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

It was a joyful marathon recording the audio book: 'Home Is Where We Start', my memoir about growing up in a utopian commune & the many meanings of home. I spent 4 days, 30 hours, telling the story of 15 years of my life. A journey from page to ear. Pre-order here: www.penguin.co.uk/books/457409...

"First, find out what your hero wants, then just follow him!" - Ray Bradbury

New work: Conceptualising the Process of Philosophy - a paper read at the Midlands Conference of Critical Thought: philpapers.org/go.pl?aid=MI...

Crisis in the Timemachine — Louis Armand minorliteratures.com/2024/03/26/c...

Muriel, or the Time of Return 1963 Alain Resnais w Delphine Seyrig

In April I'll be speaking at the Midlands Conference of Critical Thought at Nottingham Trent University about conceptualising the process of philosophy. The programme with abstracts is available here: www.londoncritical.co.uk/s/MCCT-Long-...

As long as it dares to exist as spirit instead of obeying, the machine threatens everything we've gained. It hacks the stone starker for more determined building so we won't be drawn by the lovelier lingering of the master-hand. (Rilke, The Sonnets to Orpheus: 2.10)

Spring has returned again. The earth is like a child who's memorized poems ... It was worth the long painful lesson: she wins the prize. ... Earth, lucky earth on vacation, play with the children now. We long to catch you, happy earth. The happiest will win. (Rilke, The Sonnets to Orpheus: 1.22)

"We waste our sufferings. We stare into that boring endurance beyond them looking for their end. But they're nothing more than our winter trees, our dark evergreen, one of the seasons in our secret years - not just a season, but a place, a settlement, a camp, soil, a home" (Rilke, Tenth Duino Elegy)

“Does a writer have any real influence? I doubt it”: An interview with Max Blecher — Gh. A. Harabagiu (tr. Gabi Reigh) @twistedspoon.bsky.social minorliteratures.com/2024/01/31/d...

Delighted to have a short essay in this beauty, published by @sublunary.bsky.social, alongside so many marvels @vikshirley.bsky.social, Joshua Rothes, Jess Sequeira @minxmarple.bsky.social @jeremymillar.bsky.social, Sharon Kivland, @lydiaunsworth.bsky.social sublunaryeditions.com/products/fir...

Moira Shearer in THE RED SHOES (1948). She was BOTD in 1926.

This thing I wrote is now up at Research in Education doi.org/10.1177/0034...