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Author: Paul Gallagher

Orson Welles first attempts at movie-making ‘Too Much Johnson’

Scene: A suite at the St. Regis Hotel, New York City, 1938. The floor is knee-deep in coils of highly flammable nitrate film. It sprawls…

Paul Gallagher
Dec 20, 2017

Vintage photographs of festive frolics and other strange yuletide rituals

‘Is that a balloon in your hand or, are you just pleased to see me?’ Last Christmas, I gave you a selection of women posing…

Paul Gallagher
Dec 19, 2017

Monsters, Demons, Devils, and Donald Trump: The art of Dave Lebow

Satan’s Muses Don’t know much about art history. Don’t know much about graphology. Don’t know much about comic books. Don’t know much about the way…

Paul Gallagher
Dec 14, 2017

Santa knows when you’ve been wanking: Rude and offensive Christmas cards (NSFW)

It’s almost the Holidays. That cheery time of year when tempers are short and credit cards are maxed out. When the office party ends with…

Paul Gallagher
Dec 8, 2017

Vintage X-rated parody movie posters from the Golden Age of Sleaze

(You can find several porn parody posters from the “Golden Age of XXX” like the ones in this post at The Westgate Gallery online, now…

Paul Gallagher
Dec 7, 2017

Listen to Paul McCartney’s ‘lost’ experimental Christmas disc for his fellow Beatles from 1965

Christmas 1965, Paul McCartney secretly recorded an “album” at his home in London as a present for his fellow bandmates John, George, and Ringo. There…

Paul Gallagher
Dec 4, 2017

Austin Osman Spare: Weird occult illustrations from ‘A Book of Satyrs’

In 1907, the artist and occultist Austin Osman Spare published his second volume of illustrations, A Book of Satyrs–or rather satires. Spare believed the word…

Paul Gallagher
Nov 21, 2017

Ghosts, monstrous faces & strange creatures: The eerie beauty of bad vintage photographs

I spent my teens living in Edinburgh. At weekends, I avoided people, spent my time wandering around the city taking photographs of the expected fare:…

Paul Gallagher
Nov 15, 2017

‘Freedom for the Wolf’: Essential new documentary traces the rise of fake democracy

Last year, I was very fortunate to see an early cut of Rupert Russell’s documentary on the rise of fake democracy Freedom of the Wolf,…

Paul Gallagher
Nov 14, 2017

Berenice Abbott, the woman who shot ‘the greatest collection of photographs of New York City’

‘Columbus Circle, Manhattan.’ Berenice Abbott was born in Springfield, Ohio, in July 1898. Springfield the “Home City” then best known for its Masonic Lodges and…

Paul Gallagher
Nov 13, 2017

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