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Archive for the ‘Ernst’ Category

Landscapes From a Dream: How the Art of David Pelham Captured the Essence of J G Ballard’s Early Fiction

By James Pardey • Jun 14th, 2010 •

Category: Ernst, Lead Story, New Worlds, Salvador Dali, deep time, features, inner space, short stories, surrealism, visual art

For Ballard surrealist art was one of many possible routes to inner space. But inner space in its quintessentially Ballardian form needed something other than surrealist reproductions on the covers of his books. This was the challenge facing David Pelham, when Penguin’s Ballard titles came up for reprint.



'Perverse Technology': Dan Mitchell & Simon Ford interview J.G. Ballard

By Ballardian • Aug 15th, 2008 •

Category: Ernst, Marcel Duchamp, Salvador Dali, archival, consumerism, photography, psychopathology, sexual politics, speed & violence, surrealism, terrorism, the middle classes, visual art

Here’s another republished interview, this time from 2005 as Mitchell and Ford probe JGB about his infamous 1970 ‘Crashed Cars’ exhibition, which elicited drunken aggression from its bemused audience.