| "In
looking back, I discovered that all the work I had done that was
meaningful and significant came out of an affectionate relationship with
a client. Affection, trust and sharing some common ground is the only
way good work can be achieved. Otherwise it is a bitter and hopeless
struggle." Milton Glaser |
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
12.5.12
Glaser on Bitter and Hopeless Consulting Opportunities
Twombly
In 2007, an exhibition of Twombly's paintings, Blooming, a Scattering of Blossoms and Other Things, and other works on paper from gallerist Yvon Lambert's collection was displayed from June to September in Avignon
(France), at the Lambert Foundation (Hôtel de Caumont). On July 19,
2007, police arrested Cambodian-French artist Rindy Sam after she kissed
one panel of Twombly's triptych Phaedrus. The panel, an
all-white canvas, was smudged by Sam's red lipstick. She was tried in a
court in Avignon for "voluntary degradation of a work of art".
Sam defended her gesture to the court: "J'ai fait juste un bisou. C'est un geste d'amour, quand je l'ai embrassé, je n'ai pas réfléchi, je pensais que l'artiste, il aurait compris... Ce geste était un acte artistique provoqué par le pouvoir de l'art" ("It was just a kiss, a loving gesture. I kissed it without thinking; I thought the artist would understand.... It was an artistic act provoked by the power of Art").
Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cy_Twombly
Images and Official Site: http://www.cytwombly.info/
Sam defended her gesture to the court: "J'ai fait juste un bisou. C'est un geste d'amour, quand je l'ai embrassé, je n'ai pas réfléchi, je pensais que l'artiste, il aurait compris... Ce geste était un acte artistique provoqué par le pouvoir de l'art" ("It was just a kiss, a loving gesture. I kissed it without thinking; I thought the artist would understand.... It was an artistic act provoked by the power of Art").
Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cy_Twombly
Images and Official Site: http://www.cytwombly.info/
11.5.12
“Always move towards pain when making art.”
I am trying to sort this out:
“Always move towards pain when making art.” - J.M. Coetzee
“Always move towards pain when making art.” - J.M. Coetzee
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