The artist and film-maker, generating buzz with the HBO variety show Random Acts of Flyness, talks about bringing his unusual vision to the small screen.

If you happen to come across HBO’s new late-night variety show Random Acts of Flyness, you’ll find yourself wondering, probably within the first several minutes, just whose brainchild it is. The show opens with a semi-scripted encounter between a cop and a black man riding his bike; minutes later, Jon Hamm appears in an informercial for “White Be Gone”, a goopy elixir promising to heal those who “suffer from white thoughts”. There’s a claymation vignette that follows a bisexual black man in New York; a talkshow segment unpacking the “sexual proclivities of the black community”; and a short called Everybody Dies, featuring similarly dour maxims sung to the tune of Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star. It’s futuristic and retro, clear-eyed but utterly unclassifiable. It is, for lack of a better word or genre, Terence Nance........ Read More.http://egbechofaith.com/how-do-we-celebrate-not-satirize-inside-the-world-of-terence-nance