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Old 03.29.2007, 07:22 PM   #690
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Originally Posted by Bunbury
I went to the opening of stars, deaths and disasters (Cronenberg's co-curated Warhol exhibit at the art gallery of ontario), to see him speak and I was a little disappointed. It was a really good exhibit, but he just slanted all the interpretations of non-death/disaster works to fit into his theme, which annoyed me a little.

read harold bloom's "the anxiety of influence" which will explain what cronenberg was doing

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by the way, miss, i attempted to read that book you posted

EAT THE DOCUMENT

but i couldn't get into it.

well i lack the time & focuse these days, so i don't blame her.

did you finish? you think is worth the effort of a 2nd charge?
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