This week's text is an essay about something i've been calling CARTOON LOGIC -- when things are flattened, exaggerated, amplified, shifting through forms and suspended in constant motion without resolution.

read it here: thewhitepube.co.uk/cartoon-logic

I also speak about a film called The Laws of Motion in a Cartoon Landscape, by an artist called Andy Holden. If you want to watch it, Andy has kindly made it public, but watch quick because i think it'll only be up for around a month (watch it here)

Andy also has a monograph coming out 17th September, published by HENI and written by Jennifer Higgie (link to it here), and there's a launch event at Camden Arts Centre on 17th Sept also -- Andy will be performing and also in conversation with Jarvis Cocker (link to tickets here) [I BELIEVE THIS IS NOW SOLD OUT!]

Andy's website is (here)

This week's text is a review of Stonehenge, a 10,000 year old prehistoric megalithic monument and mystery. it's also about Zakia Sewell's book, Finding Albion.

read it here: thewhitepube.co.uk/stonehenge

thanks for listening! see u next time!!!

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