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Sander-Seto will held live a 1 hour live textart lesson in
#textart on Friday, 29 May 2009: Los Angeles (U.S.A) 1 pm/Amsterdam (Netherlands) 10 pm till 2 pm/11 pm
And
Saturday, 30 May 2009: Los Angeles (U.S.A) 11 am/Amsterdam (Netherlands) 9 pm till 12/10 pm
For all infos check the news
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Four Seasons Community ProjectWe have a lot of great and varied artists here in DA
The goal of this project is to create a team of 2-3 people with different skills and produce an artwork based on one of the seasons or all of the seasons.
It's opened to everyone and every medium.
More info here
[link]
Thank you for the favourite!
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Katie Franke
Traditional Art Gallery Moderator
and yay for the webcam
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There are no bored people only lazy people
A BIG THANK TO =psivamp for the cute avatar she made me :grope:
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and thank you!
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Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans.
I'm gonna browse them hehe
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There are no bored people only lazy people
A BIG THANK TO =psivamp for the cute avatar she made me :grope:
Len Lye is AMAZING!!! Norman McLaren has some good films and a lot of not so interesting ones.
Hans Richter, Viking Eggling and Walter Ruttman all made really interesting abstract, hand painted films in the 10s and 20s - beginning of the movement really.
Check out Jordan Belson and James and John Whitney as well - their films are amazing. Check on YouTube - there should be some odd bits and pieces. Actually - I thought I'd have a quick look and see what they had...
Hans Richter
Rhytmus 21: [link]
Rhytmus 23: [link]
Viking Eggling
Symphony Diagonale: [link]
Walter Ruttman
Opus 1: [link]
Len Lye
Colour Box: [link]
Free Radicals: [link]
Swinging the Lambeth Walk: [link]
Stan Brakhage
Mothlight: [link]
Dante Quartet: [link]
Once you're done with these note me and I will send you some more links if you want. The quality of the films probably ain't great - but it should give you an idea of some of the history of this kind of work.
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"We are intent on reducing art to its simplest expression, which is love." (Andre Breton)
Hahahaha - I would love a response in French, but I would have to go to an on-line translator to work out what it said.
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"We are intent on reducing art to its simplest expression, which is love." (Andre Breton)
well I find haiku in french really weird, I've tried to write some but it was a disaster lol.
Maybe I'll try one
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There are no bored people only lazy people
A BIG THANK TO =psivamp for the cute avatar she made me :grope:
"continue me....."
We have 60 poems now, and counting. Lets go for 100!
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"We are intent on reducing art to its simplest expression, which is love." (Andre Breton)
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