After Dark: Nouveau/Jones

There is an evil in this world that seeps into the very soul of artists around the globe. This poison has destoryed the careers of some of the finest men and women that we have had the pleasure and the outrage to share the stage and screen. This Evil's name? The Critic . Contact: christian.c.nouveau@gmail.com / phillipcarpenterjones@gmail.com

Almost every great civilisation has a deep, ingrained need to draw on Tragedy as a source of artistic inspiration... contact: christian.c.nouveau@gmail.com / philipcarpenterjones@gmail.com

Americana. The Western Frontier. Where dreams are made and nightmares said to fade... contact: christian.c.nouveau@gmail.com / phillipcarpenterjones@gmail.com

Scar or smile, they all leave their mark... Contacts: christian.c.nouveau@gmail.com / phillipcarpenterjones@gmail.com

Our fascination with the dead extends back thousands of years. This underworld in which we cannot see, this world we cannot be sure of, this world in which, if the ancients are to be believed, is where your soul is weighed against the feather, and a judgment is made on if the virtuous should pass on into heaven. The unfortunate souls head south, down the River Styx, and into the underworld where s...

With any great culture comes its Golden Age . The Golden Age of Athens in the 5th century BC or the Italian Renaissance of the 16th century, or the roaring twenties of Jazz New York. In any Golden age, no matter the culture, one sees an increase in productivity, in prosperity, scientific achievement and, through art, perhaps, a gateway to the soul. Not many live through one, and even fewer take pa...

In any walk of life, one needs good friends; but one better be damn sure of one’s enemies. Friendships, like Candide & Cacambo, David & Johnathan, Raoul Duke & Dr Gonzo serves as the solid ground for our weary feet. Adversaries, like Brutus & Caesar, or Othello & Iago, like Ahab & The Great Whale or Santiago and the Great Marlin, push us to the very limits of our will and o...

Like any great Ancient Myth, that rises up from the desert sands, like Babylon, or emerges from the deepest seas, like the Library of Alexandria, or, like the recent discovery of the Gates of Troy, Ancient Myth, in an instant, becomes reality, and, I suppose, this phenomena has occurred again today, and what has emerged on this occasion is Christian Nouveau & Phillip Carpenter Jones, once myth...