Posted by Bob Martin in Culture, Exhibits, Learning, Live Performance on 09 28th, 2007 | No Comments
The Importance of Mirrors
Last weekend we traveled to Vegas for a wedding and was surprised that most the people I saw looked nothing like the commercials.
What happens here, stays here.
They took it with them and I was disappointed. There were the young guys with two beers in their hands, drawing as much attention to themselves...
Yo-Yo * That Face!
As Yo-Yo Ma played, Joy, Passion, Rapture, all danced across the face of this great musician as he attacked Dvorák's Cello Concerto during the "Live From Lincoln Center" gala on PBS last week. Intense.Then, when all done, he stood, the audience is released from his hold and a beautiful smile spreads...
Sherrie McGraw at the Scottsdale Artists’ School
The Creative Process Lecture Series Begins October 2, 2007
The Language of Art by Sherrie McGraw
The Scottsdale Artists’ School kicks off its 2007-2008 The Creative Process Lecture Series with a talk, The Language of Art, by artist Sherrie McGraw on Tuesday October 2. The lecture, which will begin...
Black Art: Treasures from the Schomburg * Thru Dec. 31, 2007
The “Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture” is giving us a chance to see works, like the painting here, not always included in gallery or museum collections.
From the Schomburg web page:
“These works eloquently attest to the fact that African peoples, like all members of the human...
“Felliniesque”
I was reading a movie review and the writer described the film as “Felliniesque”. No reference to the director, for whom the term was coined, just – “Felliniesque”. I got it.
Federico Fellini (Dec. 1924 – Dec. 1976) was one of the most influential Italian writer/directors...
It was a Wonderful Event
First, thanks to all of you who came to the opening that I didn’t get the opportunity to thank personally.
There were lots of people, tons of handshakes, and paintings being sold. A Recipe for a great time.
Shemer Art Center and Museum in Phoenix Az.
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Posted by Sandy in Blogroll on 09 16th, 2007 | No Comments
Patti Austin * Talented, Smoooooth
Knew the voice, but didn’t recognize the tiny woman singing.
I was watching a TV special devoted to Ella Fitzgerald and I was listening to Patti Austin!
She lost an enormous amount of weight, but, thankfully, she didn’t lose her voice and was great as usual. She started singing at age 4...
Alfred Hitchcock Retrospective * American Movie Classics – Sun. 9/16 thru 9/29
“There is no terror in the bang, just in the anticipation of it.” Alfred Hitchcock
Partial AMC TV listings below courtesy of AOL. (Sometimes 2 movies a day – double features!)
*The Birds (1963) Tippi Hedren, Rod Taylor, Suzanne Pleshette
Mon Sep 17 08:00P / Tue Sep 18 05:30P
*Dial...
"Because Only Demons think in Straight Lines"
Says Joe Ray, a wonderful artist I met at the family day at the new “Tempe Center for the Arts” this past weekend. His work is lush with color and fun.
There may have been over 5 thousand people who visited on Sunday and I shook hands with a couple of hundred so my arm tells me.
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The Spy Next Door
I finally got around to seeing “The Lives of Others” which I enjoyed. First as a kind of mystery and second as a foretelling of what life for us would be like if we continue down our current path. I’d like to think that this country of red white and blue would...
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"Alyson Stanfield's book I'd Rather Be in the Studio! The Artist's No-Excuse Guide to Self-Promotion is the most comprehensive self-promotion advice out there for artists. And not only is it packed with information, she also shows artists of all kinds how to implement each action step.People I Know
