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Euchrid in Oil
A Nick Cave related exhibition is taking place in San Francisco in September. The Fourteen Passions of Euchrid Eucrow features fifteen paintings by Chris Dennis inspired by Nick Cave's novel And the Ass Saw the Angel and uses the visual device of the Stations of the Cross to depict Euchrid's own glorious descent. (Click on the thumbnail for a full size version. If you can see the thumbnail, the images has fully loaded and will open in a new window.)
September 16 - 30, 2000
Academy of Art Gallery
625 Sutter St.
San Francisco, CA, USA 94102
414-274-2229
A reception for the artist will be held Tuesday Sep. 19, 2000, 5.30 - 8.30 pm.
More Art with Nick
And http://www.britart.com/ is now displaying a painting by Francis Poole, which is taken from a photo from the Boatman's Call album cover photo shoot. It's interesting.

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9.9.00
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Correction
My apologies. It seems that I completely lost my head and thought that the schedule up at nickcave.com was for this year, and it's actually last year's schedule. I thought it seemed strange...

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9.9.00
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NickCave.com goes live.
It's only taken a year or so, but the actual site at http://www.nickcave.com has gone live and is aliased to http://www.nickcave.co.uk
It's a bit lacking but it's better than nothing.
BTW, Tower Records has begun stocking "The Secret Life of the Love Song/The Word Made Flesh in it's stores. I just picked mine up last week along with L. Cohen's "Songs of Love and Hate."
Oh yes, we're happy campers...

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22.8.00
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Conway Savage will be playing at the Borderline in London on July 12th with Suzie Higgie to promote his "Soon Will Be Tomorrow" CD. Tickets go on sale in the next couple of days - however, the venue only holds 275 people so get in quick! (Thanks to Dan Clapton)

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4.6.00
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We're still here, it's just been *very* quiet. There may be an album late this year/early next year. But that's all we know right now.
But there may be other, more sinister plans as well. Check them out! (Thanks to Espen!)

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26.5.00

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