#adam carr

[slashericons]

Adam Carr — Valentine (2001)

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

𝔙𝔞𝔩𝔢𝔫𝔱𝔦𝔫𝔢 (շօօյ) 𝔡𝔦𝔯𝔢𝔠𝔱𝔢𝔡 𝔟𝔶 𝔍𝔞𝔪𝔦𝔢 𝔅𝔩𝔞𝔫𝔨𝔰

[tawneybel]

Imagine being Shelley’s classmate and stalked by Adam. He knows you like vampires, so he tries to initiate some surprise roleplay in the morgue.

[ioddgirl]

My ultimate ships (part II)

8. Jeremy Melton (Adam Carr) and Kate Davies (Actually, they're a couple)

7. The Other and Natalie

6. Phantom Killer (Sackhead) and Jami Lerner

5. Leslie Vernon and Taylor Gentry

4. David Howe and Hannah Alexander

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

[sharkboy305]

Watched Valentine and I desperately need to shake my head about and make some sort of Male reader fic for this man

Whats better than a hot slasher, a tragic hot slasher

[erikurtz]

HORRIBLY HOLLYWOOD SINGLE: Where Bad Dates Equal Great Stories

Actor/comedian Adam Carr (The Call Room) knows from experience how going out on a date can be either the first step in a successful romance or the first misstep in an ongoing search for “the one”. Inspired by the memories of his own dating catastrophes, Carr and a cavalcade of celebrities now sha... http://snobbyrobot.com/2020/05/05/horribly-hollywood-single-where-bad-dates-equal-great-stories/

[neo-existential-crisis]

Peter Appleton & Adam Carr

On this Wednesday lecture it was another staff lecture which I really enjoy as not only does it mean I am meeting more staff members but I am also seeing people who work in the art world and their jobs/work feels attainable compared to the visiting artists who feel very much above where I’m at today out of reach for me.

Between the two Adam Carr was the first to give his talk, he is an independent curator, writer, lecturer and more! though he has a background in fine art. He said he fell into curating ‘accidentally’ though not really as he visited many galleries and museums during his life so it made sense to him that that’s what happened but I found the title of an independent curator interesting simply because I suppose I’d also thought of curators as people attached to a specific gallery or museum. Further through the talk Carr spoke about the work he is doing now and the ideas surrounding them. One that he was talking about that piqued my interest took place in London called ‘Close’ where you walked around using a map to find these artworks, they were aimed directly at a non-gallery audience which I thought was interesting as I also like the idea of public art because not everyone has time to visit galleries as well it may introduce people to art in a way they hadn’t thought of before.

Peter Appleton’s side of the talk had a similar approach to Adm’s in that he went through his work. Compared to Carr’s work it was clearly different, rather than talking about exhibitions and curating it was about his art practise which was sound sculpture. He spoke about the influence of being in a band and oil rigs was on his work and the want to introduce sound. The end result of this being his sound sculptures which I was fascinated with and I think though we could hear them it most likely is great to hear them in person. Through the talk he spoke of the experimentation within his work and I liked the whole idea of translating one thing into another. But overall I think sound and art is a great way to connect to people as I think in general we take in all these sounds around us and to pin point them and exemplify certain sounds is wonderful.