György Kepes was a Hungarian-born painter, designer, educator and art theorist. After emigrating to the U.S. in 1937, he taught design...

Haus-Rucker-Co was an experimental Viennese architectural and design collective founded in 1967.    They produced a wide range of ‘disposabl...

As Radiophonic month starts to come to a close, it's time to blog a few things which caught my attention this month.  This artwork is f...

I tried embedding this on the blog to no avail.  So here's a link .  It's good to share.

Hard Format , one of my favourite websites for all things musical and graphic, has written a short piece on my Prospective 21e Siècle post. ...

I couldn't really resist posting this.  Another lovely title sequence. This time by Jerome Gask. Hints of the paranormal, Eastern Block ...

A good title sequence can make or break a television programme or film.  Bernard Lodge designed and engineered the early title sequences for...

Sinister and odd.  These are the two words that spring to mind upon first hearing  "Seasons"  by David Cain.  Th...

Radiophonic Workshop.  The very name suggests a deep, dark,  subter-ranean concrete bunker, built during the cold war era,...

I can still remember the thrill of discovering a couple of these records in a Parasian flea market almost two decades ago.  From the moment ...

One of my favourite artists, Jockum Nordström, has a new exhibition opening at the  David Zwirner  gallery at the end of this month.  There...

There's something incredibly beautiful about the abstract electronic art created by Benjamin Francis Laposky.  As early as 1947,  Laposk...

I've been a bit busy over the past week, what with Glasgow International Festival Of Visual Art [more of that later], the primitive psy...

This piece of music haunted me as child and I still find it eerie as an adult.  The music is entitled "Manache" by Lasry-Baschet....

As I'm going to spend the next four or five days soaking up some culture at The Glasgow International Festival Of Vi...

From Primrose Hill, London to Pinacoteca Giovanni e Marella Agnelli in sunny Torino, the Museum Of Everything sure gets around.  This collec...