Frozen Tears
Frozen Tears by John Russell, published by Article Press in May 2003, is an 80-page exploration of artistic expression through a collection of subjective texts. The majority of these texts are drawn from the journal Curtains, which was published by Paul Buck during the 1970s. This work reflects on the significance of these writings, emphasizing their role in shaping the understanding of individual artists and the intellectual landscape of that era.
In this edition, readers will find a thoughtful presentation of bibliographies that have evolved from mere information into vivid imagery, capturing the dynamic energies of the time. The book delves into the concept of building personal libraries and the importance of preserving artistic voices, offering insights into the creative processes and cultural contributions of individual artists. This collection serves as a testament to the intellectual generosity of the period and invites reflection on the nature of literature and artistic legacy.
Official synopsis Publisher
What follows is an extremely subjective selection of texts, the majority of which have been extracted from the journal Curtains, published by Paul Buck throughout the 1970’s. Curtains represents for me a great act of intellectual generosity, a profound contribution, somehow unimaginable in this age of ‘literature’. The bibliographies reproduced here have changed in my perception from concrete information to concrete image; a picture of the energies collecting at that time. As Paul rightly said to me recently, “we were right to build our own libraries”. — from publisher’s synopsis
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