Sinister: B+S/pop/Art

[Henry]

(Happy Bob's day)

Dear all,
      OH! I'm so excited I'm going to Paris tomorrow for an 
architecture field trip ('cos that's what I study).  I'm going to 
take my walkman straight to the top of the Eiffel Tower and play B+S 
tunes in the sun (because it will be sunny).
    On the other hand we've got an 'orrible coach journey to get 
there from Manchester.  Although I did get a huge box of 56 packs of 
Doritos free from a promo yesterday, so I'm not going to starve. 
 
    On the subject of the maturity of pop music, modern art is 
similarly young (what's a few decades in 5 Millenia (is that word at 
all right?)).  The sculptor Brancusi said in the 20's "There has not 
been any Art yet, Art is only just beginning", which I find an 
inspiring thought.  I think its perfectly possible to agree to the 
second part of that without agreeing to the first part. 

Now then...
    We know what music the perfect Sinisterine listens to, we know 
what poetry he/she reads and what books he has on his bookshelf, and 
we have a feel for the films he likes, but what kind of house does he 
live in and what kind of art does he love the most (rustic cottage, 
Matisse?).  What I'm wandering really is does anyone see any links 
thematically or style-isticly (carnt spel nnow) between B+S and any 
art or architecture?  
    Loved the welsh pulp fiction thing whoever that was,
            Bye bye      Henry
            





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