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The Outpost Cafe / Re: Science 1, Gwyneth 0
« on: September 20, 2019, 01:48:28 AM »
I think the article mentioned they were having to shoot the show around her Goop schedule. It's 2019 and this is what the world has come to.
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It feels like the the mortar shells are getting closer...
Shows you how much attention I pay to award shows. Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor and I never heard of its existence.
Since Uwe brought it up, I did a bit of reading about it, and read an article about the pushback from the Shirley family. Among other things, they said the tour was a tour of black colleges and universities, not a general public tour. That alone makes a big difference. Sounds like the movie has a hefty dose of fiction along with the biographical elements.
I'm aware of artists from the past in most genres but never heard of Don Shirley, or of the movie.
"Surely, this should be considered cultural enrichment now that J.S. Bach is involved."
Now I am entirely sure it does not.
Qualify as art I mean.
Or maybe it does. In a post-Dadaistic manner. She even seems to be German (groan ...) which goes a long way in explaining her beginner's banjo playing; she obviously didn't learn it sitting on the patio watching her parents work the land. She meddles in art: stick figure nudes (there must be a double entendre hidden in that term, but I haven't worked it out yet) as a concept.
www.judithclara.de
"My art
The pencil is not lifted until the design is finished.
That's how I design artworks with a single line.
Main theme is the woman as a unique and fascinating being.
The focus is on the clarity of the line and the resulting female forms.
Every artwork is a unique one and thrills with its individual expression."
Fräulein Clara has certainly done away with the unjust stereotype that we strive for perfection in everything we do. Rather, her slogan is "less is more". How apt. And now put on a sweater please, you'll catch a cold.
Either Oar?