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1986 erwarb Derek Jarman Prospect Cottage, eine viktorianische Fischerhütte im Ödland von Dungeness im Südosten Englands. Es sollte ihm während seiner HIV-Erkrankung als Heim und Zufluchtsort dienen, und zur Szene für eine seiner eindrücklichsten Arbeiten werden - seinen als »Pharmakopöe«, Arzneibuch, konzipierten Garten. Der vorliegende Band versammelt Auszüge aus verschiedenen Werken von Derek Jarman, insbesondere aus seinen Tagebüchern »Mod...

Written in 1971 and published here for the first time, Through the Billboard Promised Land Without Ever Stopping is Derek Jarman's only piece of narrative fiction, a surreal, fable-like, lyrical tale which echoes throughout his later work.

For Blue there are no boundaries or solutions." -Derek Jarman Originally released as a feature film in 1993, the year before the acclaimed artist and filmmaker Derek Jarman's death due to an AIDS-related illness, Blue is a daring and powerful work of art. The film - and this highly-anticipated book's text - serve as iconoclastic responses to the lack of political engagement with the AIDS crisis. Written poetically and surrealistically, Jarman'...

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Conceived of as a 'pharmacopoeia' - an ever-evolving circle of stones, plants and flotsam sculptures all built and grown in spite of the bracing winds and arid shingle - it remains today a site of fascination and wonder. Pharmacopoeia brings together the best of Derek Jarman's writing on nature, gardening and Prospect Cottage.

In non-linear snippets and including photographs of Jarman's artwork, he describes his sexual awakening in post-war England, his early struggles to create and find recognition for his art, and vivid accounts of his friends, lovers, and inspirations.

Impassioned, witty and polemical, At Your Own Risk is Derek Jarman's defiant celebration of gay sexuality. This is Jarman at his passionate best, written when he was already ill with HIV and in the midst of the moral panic surrounding the AIDS crisis.

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WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY NEIL BARTLETT 'The life-affirming expression of an artist engaged in living to the full' The TimesSmiling in Slow Motion is Derek Jarman's last journal, stretching from May 1991 until a fortnight before his death in February 1994.

Based on seminal queer film Jubilee by cult filmmaker Derek Jarman

The diaries of film and theatre legend Derek Jarman's gardening experience, maintaining an arrangement of unusual and impressive plants by his cottage in Dungeness, are given here, also featuring poignant reflections on art, politics and Jarman's AIDS diagnosis.

This book contains an introduction by producer Don Boyd, the script or list of scenarios by Derek Jarman, the libretto of the "War Requiem" compiled by Imogen Holst for Benjamin Britten, and Derek Jarman's film notes.

Derek Jarman was one of our most celebrated artists- painter, poet, film-maker - and the author of many books, including the bestsellers Modern Nature and At Your Own Risk.

Part diary, part observation, part memoir--writings from Derek Jarman's final years.

A collection of brilliant, largely unrealized, intensely personal film scripts by Derek Jarman

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Soon after he started filming "The Last of England" (which had much autobiographical content) in 1986, Derek Jarman started work on this book. He writes of his childhood, his homosexuality, and his early work as a painter and designer, and pursues themes such as the consequences of the AIDS virus.

This is Derek Jarman's meditation on the colour spectrum. He explains the use of colours in art, and their meanings in literature, science, philosophy, psychology, religion and alchemy - and mixes in his own memories and insight. A highly personal book from the recently deceased artist, film-maker and author. Vintage.

Weis(s)machen / Der Schatten ist die Königin der Farben / Über das Rotsehen / Die Romantik der Rose und der Schlaf der Farbe / Schlaue graue Zellen / Marsilio Ficino / Grüner Daumen / Alchimistische Farbe / Was nu, braune Kuh / Die Gelbe Gefahr / Orangeade / Leonardo / Ins Blaue / Purpurpracht / Schwarze Kunst / Silber und Gold / Schillerndes / Transparenz

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