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“O, night of stars that coruscate Like semen spated in the womb of night- O, serpent woman smiling sinister- O, lovely dancer at the feast to be.”⁣

Marjorie Cameron Parsons Kimmel (1922–1995)

illustration from the private manuscript “Songs for the Witch Woman”

ink on paper, 1955 — source

from the collection of Ordo Templi Orientis (O.T.O.), New York

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Maya Deren on amateur filmmaking

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Meshes of the Afternoon (1943), dir. Maya Deren, Alexander Hammid

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Barbican Estate, Chamberlin, Powell and Bon, London, 1965-1976

....and we're back! I'd like to apologise for the long absence, and to thank everyone so much for their patience, and for sticking around! Architecture+Film will be resuming regular fortnightly posting from now x

THE KITCHEN (2023)

London's Barbican can be visited cinematically in dozens of movies, documentaries and music videos, many of which have been discussed here in previous posts. Its most recent appearance is in dystopian thriller The Kitchen, starring rapper Kano. The movie makes use of a near-future sci fi scenario to comment on present-day housing inequality. It was filmed in both London and Paris, and the Barbican Conservatory provides the interiors for the central character's workplace, an ecological funeral home. (Photo: me, via instagram)