Tag Archive | Art
Street Art Under CCTV
Image: nolifebeforecoffee CCTV can cameras worry, irritate or scare. Whatever your feelings towards them are, they are multiplying in the UK and are such part of the urban landscape that we barely even notice them. Londoners are filmed on average 300 times a day. This is the reason why some contemporary artists have decided to [...]
Touched by Fire: When Pain Births Art
Recently, I read about Rebecca Burghardt and was very moved by her art, her life, and her challenges with that life and the art that was birthed in her, to be shared with the rest of us, in spite of those challenges.
I was reminded of a curator talk that we attended at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art a few years ago and learned about Salvador Dali. I will never forget a question from a group, asking about the pain in the lives of artist and whether or not that inspires their art even more. I have been keenly aware, ever since, of not only an artist’s work, but their lives and what shapes them to be who they are, and, as a result, the art.
Women’s History Month Spotlight: Natalia ‘Saw Lady’ Paruz
Name and occupation: Natalia Paruz – musical saw player and busker What do you love most about being a woman? I like being a woman in what originally was considered a man’s world: when I started to play the musical saw I was the only woman performing at concerts with about 20 men playing the [...]
The Art Lover and the Self-Expressing Artist
I’ve been thinking recently about art, and the expanse of the topic called “art.” Now mind you, I have told you before that I am not an art student but rather a lover of art. What do I mean by “lover of art?” Well let me put it to you in these terms… Lover of [...]
Week 9: The Dangerous Lee Diaries
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Diatribe: “Drive” Was So Bad I Can Almost Support A Lawsuit
Drive, starring Ryan Gosling, is a film I saw that I did not review because I thought it was OK, but I didn’t like it or hate it enough to write a worthy review of it. I also didn’t see the trailer before seeing the film, I rented it purely on a suggestion, so I don’t [...]
5 Reasons Why Taking Your Child to the Theatre Is Better Than Sitting Them In Front of the TV
Imagination is the core ingredient of childhood. From tots to juveniles, children are keen to immerse themselves into worlds of fantasy and intrigue; to forge swords out of kitchen foil, build spaceships out of cardboard, and dress up like princesses and heroes. In this way, children are inherently theatrical. Play is more than a [...]
The Dangerous Lee Experiment Presents – The Indie GoGo Project Package
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The Dangerous Lee Experiment Presents – Mistress Rae’s Decadent Designs
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