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Something stirs among the Autumn leaves: a new edition of the Corncrake Magazine has arrived. This month’s issue features a deep dive into the foundational story of Cain and Abel from the Bible and an extract from Alexander Adams’ novel delves into his experience of Art School.
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My poem, "Lodestone," is up on Svbstack.
Originally published by @CorncrakeMag.
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Generative AI made digital perfection free, which in turn made it worthless. The next avant-garde belongs to the friction of human hands. @lukesgilfedder @AdamsArtist
This month’s issue features a deep dive into the foundational story of Cain and Abel from the Bible. Thomas Sphrantzes introduces three versions of this depiction of humanity’s fallen nature as explored in a medieval mystery play, Lord Byron and Cabot Lodge.
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My poem, "Pistols at Dawn," is up on Substack.
Originally published by @CorncrakeMag last year.
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Good fellow bought the magazine and then lost it. We are hoping he finds it! But yes, we do look at the questions of what it means to renew art by asking what the problems are to begin with!
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The Sword of Mihai and the Knight Errant: A Carpathian Tale!
Take a look at the latest Corncrake mag! This is always a good way of winding down at the end of a day, or of passing the time while waiting in a queue.
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Are still lifes an important subject matter for artists today? Read Rob Floyd’s interview to find out from an accomplished painter.
