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Orgasminator
Mr Hopper is pretty good, especially when he's done by Jo Burt...
*Him*
Apologies for the size issues - I'll sort that later if I have time, but you get the idea...
*Him*
Apologies for the size issues - I'll sort that later if I have time, but you get the idea...
Orgasminator
Peter Howson......
Wish i knew how to get one of his pictures on here...
Wish i knew how to get one of his pictures on here...
Quote by Mark_July
Peter Howson......
Wish i knew how to get one of his pictures on here...
Peter Howson
I just picked a sketch.
(to copy a picture onto the thread, first find you picture. 'right click' on the image to bring up a menu and scroll down to 'properties'. copy and paste the 'Address (URL)' into our text window then highlight it. click the Img button at the top of our text window (they are the grey buttons above the text window) and that should add the ... code to either side of the adress of the picture. Click 'preview' (below) to check the image has loaded propperly then add whatever text you wish as normal in the text window)
lp
seriously...
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... don't ask me why, but I really do like the dark Rothko's.
The Rothko room in the tate Modern, when quiet, is a lovely place. I like to take a cup or three of good strong coffee, maybe a book and a cushion (the bench in the middle of the room though beautifully made, is not very comfortable). oh, and tobacco... and some loud/crazy music should the mood take me.
As I said, don't ask me why, but hey.
lp
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... don't ask me why, but I really do like the dark Rothko's.
The Rothko room in the tate Modern, when quiet, is a lovely place. I like to take a cup or three of good strong coffee, maybe a book and a cushion (the bench in the middle of the room though beautifully made, is not very comfortable). oh, and tobacco... and some loud/crazy music should the mood take me.
As I said, don't ask me why, but hey.
lp
Sex God
Quote by Sassy-Seren
I know a very good local artist called H-x!
Is she still around, i've not seen her on here for ages?
Quote by redpantherman
I know a very good local artist called H-x!
Is she still around, i've not seen her on here for ages? second that question
lp
Has she popped her clogs?
Where can I get an original piece of H-x work?
Just for an investment you understand
Very busy with work last I heard. Will pass on all your regards, thanks guys
I can appreciate how clever some art is and I can appreciate beautiful things interpreted in beautiful ways and I can appreciate technical skill.
But art just doesn't move my soul in the way that music does. I know it does other people because the woman formerly known as wife was one such. In many respects I just dont "get" art. It has never made the hairs stand up on the back of my neck or moved me to tears or made me laugh out loud. Music does this to me at least once a week.
But art just doesn't move my soul in the way that music does. I know it does other people because the woman formerly known as wife was one such. In many respects I just dont "get" art. It has never made the hairs stand up on the back of my neck or moved me to tears or made me laugh out loud. Music does this to me at least once a week.
Quote by Ben_welshminx
I can appreciate how clever some art is and I can appreciate beautiful things interpreted in beautiful ways and I can appreciate technical skill.
But art just doesn't move my soul in the way that music does. I know it does other people because the woman formerly known as wife was one such. In many respects I just dont "get" art. It has never made the hairs stand up on the back of my neck or moved me to tears or made me laugh out loud. Music does this to me at least once a week.
I get what you are saying... and I used to be the same way.. and still am in some respects.
That is why it is particular art that 'moves' me. I need to know the thinking behind the work. What has led to the work happening.
I was at a conference recently and one of the workshops had work being shown that was created by people that I am 'involved' with. I am unable to go into detail, but I was literally speechless. I knew the people and their history and I was floored by their passion and how articulately they demonstrated it in pictures/ drawings and photographs. If I hadn't been there with people who would have tortured me I would have been crying. Guess you just have to find what rocks your boat ?
Sex God
Must admit I do like well photographed shibari too.
If it's painted art that we're talking about then .....
.... I do like Banksy
If it's painted art that we're talking about then .....
.... I do like Banksy
Sex God
I love Dali too. I don't care what he was on he was brilliant 
Sex God
Anglo Saxon works of art. Both have practical purposes, the top one is a brooch to hold a cloak together. But the workmanship is incredible. The brooch is made by soldering incredibly fine gold wire to a gold disc. The 'cells' made are then filled with crushed glass and fired to melt it. The round bits are often Garnets.
Remembering that these were made in the 7th or 8th century AD (maybe 300 years BEFORE the Norman conquest) makes it even more incredible.
