The RT blurb states:
Where can you go to find the avant-garde today? Does it still exist? Paul Morley meets artists, musicians, comedians and writers who think it still lives - just. With former head of Central St Martin's Willie Walters; pianist Steve Beresford, Gregor Muir, Tate's director of collection, international art; and ex-Gang of Four member Jon King. Evolutionary neuropsychologist Gilly Forrester throws some evolutionary bombshells into the debate.
Notwithstanding Steve Beresford's inclusion I don't hold out a lot of hope for this programme, particularly if Ms Forrester is brought onto deliver the final coup de grâce (we've asked our gardener not to undertake the latter in this hot weather), telling us that capitalist realism is final - the outcome of millions of years of human evolution... But it could provide enough disputatious comment to ignite a healthy discussion on here.
Where can you go to find the avant-garde today? Does it still exist? Paul Morley meets artists, musicians, comedians and writers who think it still lives - just. With former head of Central St Martin's Willie Walters; pianist Steve Beresford, Gregor Muir, Tate's director of collection, international art; and ex-Gang of Four member Jon King. Evolutionary neuropsychologist Gilly Forrester throws some evolutionary bombshells into the debate.
Notwithstanding Steve Beresford's inclusion I don't hold out a lot of hope for this programme, particularly if Ms Forrester is brought onto deliver the final coup de grâce (we've asked our gardener not to undertake the latter in this hot weather), telling us that capitalist realism is final - the outcome of millions of years of human evolution... But it could provide enough disputatious comment to ignite a healthy discussion on here.
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