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Comment on enter the image below & sign up to see what it is I think we should do by Marc Jacobs

Marc Jacobs — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 01:36:08 +0000

nothing at all

Comment on thoughts, prayers, business, shit and jelly: the Christchurch earthquake by simon

simon — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 17:03:30 +0000

yesterday:

I'm not going to ask about how much they saw or didn't see;

are you worried about that staying with them in the years ahead?

as I tell you this

hopes are now fading of getting them out alive

we've said that today is primarily a day to grieve

but we still don't know how many are in fact dead

rescued by a huge crane

I noticed people all around me falling over

the image is frozen in my mind

touching

Comment on thoughts, prayers, business, shit and jelly: the Christchurch earthquake by Apples

Apples — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 00:13:34 +0000

Australian coverage…

- "Is moving the city a possibility"??? (somehow this seemed to make the stumped kiwi seismologist come off as moronic…)

cue stock standard journo montage, terrorism, war, natrual disaster et al…

accompanied by crying human with bloody head in shock explaining how there are no words.

and a psychologist explaining the physiological effects of shock..

What happens after the shock?

tragedy porn anyone?… Cyclone Yasi had even had its own countdown

There was a sense of disappointment in the morning…

Nothing really happened, apart from the clean up costs.

At least with the earthquake there was real blood.

Going too far?

within these dimensions i cannot touch your face.

I am stupefied.

Comment on thoughts, prayers, business, shit and jelly: the Christchurch earthquake by alastair galbraith

alastair galbraith — Wed, 23 Feb 2011 11:59:25 +0000

I agree

I can't stand seeing the "heros" standing round in droves.Wish I lived in a 3rd world country – so that I'd see chains of hundreds of people passing bricks.

Comment on On being so disgusted by Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan with its patronising arthouse-lite contrivance I threw myself from a moving vehicle, walking the rest of the way home and the things I saw there by simon

simon — Sat, 29 Jan 2011 17:46:20 +0000

The audience I saw it with seemed to be split along gender lines in their opinion. Seemed to be: the immediate vocal reaction at the end of the film, female voices raised in unanimous approbation. Women in front of me moved to say significant others might enjoy despite ballet. But what a boring production of Swan Lake! Radical reinterpretation? Don't think. And kinda like Piano Teacher through the eyes of an eight year-old for its psychological literalism.

Comment on leaving L’Isle sur la Sorgue – with regrets, with unfinished business – to Arles – featuring J. THE ANTIPRODUCT & Van Gogh’s own pharmacie – to Les Saintes Maries de la Mer & welcome Abrivado by J. The AntiProduct

J. The AntiProduct — Sun, 23 Jan 2011 06:37:02 +0000

Hello,

I'm flattering!

Comment on Giacometti: James Lord’s biography – essential reading: excerpts, aperçus & porte-paroles therefrom with added emphases, emboldenments, bignesses and an inversion, or two by PHILIP BRISCOE

PHILIP BRISCOE — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 22:51:21 +0000

Hi Simon, The sculpture is signed many times. The mixture of the metals. There are very clear pictures of Alberto Giacometti in the statue as well as pictures of his other works. Christies, Sotheby, bohnems have said it is bet they are unable to confirm it without the Giacometti foundation first doing so, or they could land in court. They told me to wait a year and see if there might be a change in the committee.

Having a Giacometti gives me a great advantage over everyone else as I may study it in depth. The images and picture found in his other sculptures are found in mine and pictures of mine in his other works. Albert Giacometti never made a book of his work, but he recorded his work as one would burn a cd on the sculpture the Angel of Art.

I would like to have your opinion as wonder if you see that this sculpture was made by Alberto. By zooming in on the foto the images are seen.This picture is from the tail of the sculpture, here Alberto’s face is seen and how.

Kr. Philip

Comment on Giacometti: James Lord’s biography – essential reading: excerpts, aperçus & porte-paroles therefrom with added emphases, emboldenments, bignesses and an inversion, or two by simon

simon — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 10:27:50 +0000

Philip,

I'm not going to comment at w.c.coop. because there are too many ads.

What makes you think this is an D. & A.G.?

What makes you think you need my view?

Comment on Giacometti: James Lord’s biography – essential reading: excerpts, aperçus & porte-paroles therefrom with added emphases, emboldenments, bignesses and an inversion, or two by simon

simon — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 22:55:24 +0000

Philip,

on what?

Best,

Simon

Comment on Giacometti: James Lord’s biography – essential reading: excerpts, aperçus & porte-paroles therefrom with added emphases, emboldenments, bignesses and an inversion, or two by Philip A Briscoe

Philip A Briscoe — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 04:25:39 +0000

Coul we have your comments please…