Ian Kent

The Nature of Art

When my father, Gerry Kent, was climbing on the first guided ascent of the…

by Ian Kent

A Fantastic, Brief Symbol

Theatre is borne along the vanishing moment. Its imagery is captured briefly…

by Ian Kent

The Character of Image

Upon image, theatrical formations change. Character comes in contact with those…

by Ian Kent

The Contours of Character

Image forms from the shape of paradox: the delving of the depths of the…

by Ian Kent

The Play of Image

Character embodies the conflicting desires of the soul. And that living paradox…

by Ian Kent

You, Visionary: Overwhelmed

The image of theatre is the vision of the space.   Envisioning the space…

by Ian Kent

Art and its Prayer

Proem1 I was raised through the ritual of prayer. When I reached university I…

by Ian Kent

In Defence of all Things Immorally Artistic

Proem1 I didn’t really expand my reading habits until I got passed the comics…

by Ian Kent

The Secret Exposure

Pain is entirely secret. Left to the bearer of it. Individually lamented and…

by Ian Kent

The Artist--Destitute and Shorn

The idea is inexpressible. Its beauty contours the soul. At once, held softly.…

by Ian Kent