Posted in Art on 13 July, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
In the Alexandria Quartet, the author Pursewarden asked the children of the literary group at the Jewish school to write down three things in the notebooks might help them some day if they didn’t forget them. Here they are:
Each of our five senses contains an art.
In question of art great secrecy must be observered.
The artist [...]
Posted in Art on 6 July, 2006 | 1 Comment »
My brother and his wife gave me this nice poster last year. Now it hangs above my computer, and I have checked up a little on its story:
The shot was taken by the photographer Philip Plisson from a helicopter on 24 November 1996, and the island we see is Belle-Isle-en-Mer, off south Brittany’s coast, and the name of the lighthouse is Les Poulains. [...]
Posted in Art on 28 June, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
A friend of mine called me an artist some days ago. I responded spontaneously that I’m not an artist, and that because I do not perform my own plays or songs. Until now I have only played other playwrights’ plays and performed other musicians music.
I really would like to become a real artist, and am [...]
Posted in Art on 27 June, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
For about 10 years a favourite work of art of mine has been hanging at a friend’s place, as I didn’t have a place of my own. When I was in Sweden over the midsumer weekend I got it back and it now hangs in my own apartment here in Geneva, from this morning.
The artist is the New Yorker Christopher Wool [...]
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