James Woodall
James Woodall is a writer who spent over a decade in Berlin. He is now back in Britain working on a book about the city.
- 4 years 21 weeks
Recent articles by James Woodall:
- EXPERIMENTAL, SLIGHTLY MAD GERMAN ART
- VAN GOGH: BETWEEN PEACE AND MADNESS
- SOGGY TIMES IN LOCARNO
- WHERE GERMANS GET SILLY
- PETER GABRIEL: ROCKER, HUMAN-RIGHTS ADVOCATE
- PÉTER ZILAHY'S "THE LAST WINDOW-GIRAFFE"
- MY TUSSLE WITH JAMES JOYCE'S CENSOR
- THANK YOU ANCIENT GREECE
- THE BLOOMSBURY BALLERINA
- WATCHING "SHINE A LIGHT"
- THE LIFE AND DEATH OF RUDOLF NUREYEV
- THE EXEMPLARY SYLVIE GUILLEM
- SHALOM ALEICHEM'S MORDANT WIT
- THE Q&A: LAURIE ANDERSON, PERFORMANCE ARTIST
- NOTES ON THE LOCARNO FILM FESTIVAL
- DANI KARAVAN'S MONUMENTAL TALENT
- Vienna-Paris: Austro-French Art
- Sasha Waltz in Paris
- "Stealing Klimt"—the Austrians did it
Comment of the moment
quote "Ah, what larks: Rogue Riderhood, Bradley Headstone, Miss Ninetta Crummles (the Infant Phenomenon), Mr Dick, Barkis, Joe the Fat Boy, The Golden Dustman, Mr Wemmick's dad, Mrs Gummidge, Mr William Guppy, Jerry Cruncher, Bullseye, Harold Skimpole..."