Chroma: A Book of Color- June '93

by Derek Jarman

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A love song to colour and to life from a truly unique individual. Made all the more poignant by Jarmans' (a very visual artist) loss of sight. This work is like Jarman Political, polemical but always poetical.

athene66 | Sep 2, 2007 |

I defy you not to be moved by these meditations of a great artist going blind. Red pours out of his eyes. Political, whimsical, ornery, sexy and learned. The world is richer for his alchemy. (

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