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andytfield

  1. Today Melbourne has done rain with all the enthusiasm of a toddler kicking pigeons. 1:27 AM May 26th via TweetDeck
  2. Apparently you're all having a heat wave in the UK, you massively inconsiderate bastards. 1:25 AM May 26th via TweetDeck
  3. @katie_khan Yes to Century Gothic, Helvetica's superficially less cool but actually considerably more fun cousin. 12:54 AM May 25th via TweetDeck in reply to katie_khan
  4. Incidentally, Nick Cave wrote all of Murder Ballads using the bloodied foot of his former drummer. True story. 12:52 AM May 25th via TweetDeck
  5. I don't know how people can write beautiful things in horrible fonts. It must be like hand writing love poetry with a severed cat paw. 12:50 AM May 25th via TweetDeck
  6. @danielbye Times New Roman (12pt) to Helvetica Light (11pt). #myhipstershame 12:44 AM May 25th via TweetDeck in reply to danielbye
  7. Happy to admit that I'm the kind of person who can't actually read the document you've sent me until I change it to a far less shitty font. 12:41 AM May 25th via TweetDeck
  8. Everything is preposterous. 9:32 PM May 23rd via web
  9. 'a vision of the dancefloor as a multiracial, pansexual, empathetic space where you can be who and what you want to be' bit.ly/Lmdb3q 12:22 AM May 22nd via TweetDeck
  10. @alisoncroggon Ha. Do I not? Corrected. 12:03 AM May 22nd via web in reply to alisoncroggon
  11. @alisoncroggon I am indeed! I was actually just talking about you last night. Are you around? Be good to see you. 11:30 PM May 21st via TweetDeck in reply to alisoncroggon
  12. What do you want to read first thing in the morning? That's right, a talk about art and poverty. Here it is. bit.ly/JBwaw8 11:17 PM May 21st via TweetDeck
  13. @philgibby @mayfestbristol Thanks very much. Glad you liked it. 1:50 PM May 20th via web in reply to philgibby
  14. @Postcard_Gods Several times. I once performed in a show in Berlin, a piece of new writing by someone called Deborah Pearson. 7:12 AM May 20th via TweetDeck in reply to Postcard_Gods
  15. Melbourne is pretty great. It's like having a normal big city described for you by Zooey Deschanel, but less annoying than that might imply. 6:50 AM May 20th via TweetDeck
  16. @rachelcoldicutt The Maysles brothers' film of Marlon Brando from 1965 is probably one of my favourite things ever. Quietly heartbreaking. 3:00 AM May 19th via TweetDeck in reply to rachelcoldicutt
  17. Hello Internet. Here's the text of a talk I gave yesterday about art, protest and the occupy movement. Hope you enjoy. bit.ly/KnaKwJ 2:28 AM May 19th via TweetDeck