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Unsynthesised manifold

Posted on February 26, 2007 by Charles Lambert

And while we’re reading Greer, just a reminder of the time she was knuckle-rapped by some Plain English people about her use of the term unsynthesised manifold and responded splendidly. I admit that I didn’t know the term myself, which … Continue reading →

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Shit. Piss. Sperm. Gilbert. George.

Posted on February 26, 2007 by Charles Lambert

Germaine Greer has a fascinating take on Gilbert and George in today’s Guardian. The article is, I think rightly, less than warm about the work, which she seems to find as pompous, vacuous and posturing as I do. She has … Continue reading →

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