I friend worked for her. A very nice lady. A retrospective is due but it might be later than sooner because the work is so introspective. Tomas said Furnas in contrast was like "being shouted at".
Yusuf is also sending a personally signed copy of the book to the Pope for his library; hoping the understanding and dialogue between people of the great faiths of Islam and Christianity will advance towards a more enlightened future of knowledge, charity and peaceful co-existence."
Thus decoupled cognition, in this sense, is neither an evolutionary nor a cognitive "problem." Pretense (or "the unreal") is first experienced within a "real," shared context, by means of analogical intermodal representations that have intrinsic and pervasive emotional valences or overtones. Moreover, the importance to early interactions of expectation or anticipation, dependent on infant receptivity to maternal presentation of dynamically varied, temporally patterned sequences, suggests that, for adults (as well as infants), nonverbal "emotional narrative" that unfolds in time is as integral to the content and effect of imaginary representations -- fiction, poetry, and related arts -- as are their imagery, plot, and other more easily describable components.
"Sincerity means the completion of the self, and the Way is self directing. Sincerity is the beginning and ending of things. Without sincerity there would be nothing.....therefore absolute sincerity is ceaseless. Being ceaseless, it is lasting. Being lasting, it is evident. Being evident, it is infinite.
Cooky you don't want to wake up with a Susan Rothenberg horse's head in your bed. Or sleep with the Fishmans. Or be fitted for some concrete Carl Andre shoes.
PS is very generous--she leaves it open to your interpretation.
Is it enough? Enough what, exactly? What do you need? What are you looking for? Interesting when someone feels they need to read some background something to "know". But the early work, inspired by Agnes martin, is fascinating. And the mid 80s investigation of style...
I find them subtle. Distilled. Powerful, as Brent said.
ok, so i wonder why anyone hasn't yet mentioned barnett newman's Zip -- (sorry no relation to zipthwung, but in reference to newman)
I know it's made differently than bn's zip, but as a figural stand in, pictorially, doesn't it work the same schtick?
I mean, in a good way -- an evolution of the zip. a zippier zip, perhaps?
I know it may be just coincedence, or just not interesting enough to discuss... perhaps better to discuss the first star trek movie when the woman got zapped by the V-gr vertical plasmatic electrical probe.
One time I was psyching myself up to jump off a 35 foot cliff into a river at the end of the summer. You had to clear a good six feet beyond the lip, and the bank looked threatening. There was a well worn path to the edge - a zip. I closed my eyes and imagined a line down the center of my body.
WHen I was little I thought of this line as "my soul" - a sort of rebar in the concrete of my body. The supple pine to the brittle nature. An I-beam.
Properly centered I ran to the edge and jumped.
Thats called a Kierkegardian leap of faith, or just stupidity. Either way I found myself in the clutches of gravity.
FOr an instant I hung in the air, falling slowly.
Then I fell faster.
I began to fall a little askew, no longer a straight line perpendicular with the water.
The impact was brutal.
Emerging from the water I felt my nose bleeding, and a large red welt ran down my right leg.
You know these arent really my think but I like them better than the false spirituality of Sean Scully. Less than a good Rothko, more than a Robert Ryman. More or less.
I've only been to church a few times - mostly because of weddings and stuff.
This painting would go good in a skylit atrium, with raked gravel and a light grey slate walkway to the bathroom.
Sean Scullys a bricklayer. Church sucks. Full of hypocrites.
We used to go to a new age church in the 80s. Over at the swedish hall on Market St. Dude was crazy. Healing circles. No hypocrisy though. Kinda fun. Lots of love.
i am not very familiar with this Artist and cannot comment on the surface but from the titles it seems that she is capturing something more literal then abstract, like a zoom lense.
well u see my friend...we went because people had aids and they wanted to be healed. they died in the end. but we were all healed as much as we could be. the love we felt lasts forever, thru space and time, for what its worth
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i've always liked pat steir--since back when she was painting the breadfruit and irises. i'd love to see a retrospective.
ReplyDeleteIs there a NY show right now? where? I've long liked Steir, too, and I daresay the paintings are more compelling than the jpgs.
ReplyDeleteHer work makes clear to me that in any painting, the distinctions among "landscape" "figure" and "abstract" are artificial ones.
ReplyDeleteAustere.
ReplyDeleteTHere are pat steirs up once in a while - i see them around, or maybe its the iron oxide stains in the subway. Stalactites. Stalagmites.
pure
ReplyDeletepoetry
does anyone know the title or scale on this piece? is it considered a "Waterfall"?
ReplyDelete"Up up down down left right left right B A Start, just because we use cheats doesn't mean we're not smart.
ReplyDeleteFigurative abstraction. Wearable art. Volk kunst!
aniline dye!
ReplyDeleteI cant believe its not Zen!
ReplyDeleteBark at the Moon.
I friend worked for her. A very nice lady. A retrospective is due but it might be later than sooner because the work is so introspective. Tomas said Furnas in contrast was like "being shouted at".
ReplyDeleteif I vever lose my eyes
ReplyDeleteYusuf is also sending a personally signed copy of the book to the Pope for his library; hoping the understanding and dialogue between people of the great faiths of Islam and Christianity will advance towards a more enlightened future of knowledge, charity and peaceful co-existence."
Yusuf Islam
Ramtha
Alan Watts
Donald Kuspit
Suzi Gablik
Thus decoupled cognition, in this sense, is neither an evolutionary nor a cognitive "problem." Pretense (or "the unreal") is first experienced within a "real," shared context, by means of analogical intermodal representations that have intrinsic and pervasive emotional valences or overtones. Moreover, the importance to early interactions of expectation or anticipation, dependent on infant receptivity to maternal presentation of dynamically varied, temporally patterned sequences, suggests that, for adults (as well as infants), nonverbal "emotional narrative" that unfolds in time is as integral to the content and effect of imaginary representations -- fiction, poetry, and related arts -- as are their imagery, plot, and other more easily describable components.
Thank you Ellen Dissanayake
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ReplyDeleteTautologicly speaking:
ReplyDelete"Sincerity means the completion of the self, and the Way is self directing. Sincerity is the beginning and ending of things. Without sincerity there would be nothing.....therefore absolute sincerity is ceaseless. Being ceaseless, it is lasting. Being lasting, it is evident. Being evident, it is infinite.
-Confucius
What's introspection for you (?)--reaching in for something that's not there, hard to reach, or needs tugging out--a process?
ReplyDeleteIn this work processes are equally external and internal.
'... layers to the surface, rises to the austere. Then parts.'
Very powerful.
I wonder what Freud would say about this vertical crease.
ReplyDeleteIt does remind me of a trickling waterfall, or rain.
I'd prefer to see this kind of work in person. The work of people like Twombly, or Brice Marden always looks best in person.
whoa..Marden and Steir are getting don corleone status now? whats up with my worldview
ReplyDeleteCooky you don't want to wake up with a Susan Rothenberg horse's head in your bed. Or sleep with the Fishmans. Or be fitted for some concrete Carl Andre shoes.
ReplyDeleteApparently a prominent artist tried to run down Donal Kuspit in a car once.
ReplyDeleteI dont need to know, but I want to know.
exquisite
ReplyDeletec. andre shoes sounds kinda cool
ReplyDelete"they can be really beautiful, like ceramics"
--are u teasin?
PS not capturing the zeitgeist for you cooky?
ReplyDelete(im teasin)
rocket launched....
ReplyDeletePS is very generous--she leaves it open to your interpretation.
ReplyDeleteIs it enough? Enough what, exactly? What do you need? What are you looking for? Interesting when someone feels they need to read some background something to "know". But the early work, inspired by Agnes martin, is fascinating. And the mid 80s investigation of style...
I find them subtle. Distilled. Powerful, as Brent said.
ok, so i wonder why anyone hasn't yet
ReplyDeletementioned barnett newman's Zip --
(sorry no relation to zipthwung, but
in reference to newman)
I know it's made differently than bn's
zip, but as a figural stand in, pictorially,
doesn't it work the same schtick?
I mean, in a good way -- an evolution
of the zip. a zippier zip, perhaps?
I know it may be just coincedence,
or just not interesting enough to
discuss... perhaps better to discuss
the first star trek movie when the woman
got zapped by the V-gr vertical plasmatic
electrical probe.
glazed
ReplyDeletewhat is the shtick/stick? Finding a simple image that evokes a lot of things--history, art history, nature, personality...
ReplyDeleteDonuts and everclear. Yum.
One time I was psyching myself up to jump off a 35 foot cliff into a river at the end of the summer. You had to clear a good six feet beyond the lip, and the bank looked threatening. There was a well worn path to the edge - a zip. I closed my eyes and imagined a line down the center of my body.
ReplyDeleteWHen I was little I thought of this line as "my soul" - a sort of rebar in the concrete of my body. The supple pine to the brittle nature. An I-beam.
Properly centered I ran to the edge and jumped.
Thats called a Kierkegardian leap of faith, or just stupidity. Either way I found myself in the clutches of gravity.
FOr an instant I hung in the air, falling slowly.
Then I fell faster.
I began to fall a little askew, no longer a straight line perpendicular with the water.
The impact was brutal.
Emerging from the water I felt my nose bleeding, and a large red welt ran down my right leg.
Then I told my friend to jump.
You know these arent really my think but I like them better than the false spirituality of Sean Scully. Less than a good Rothko, more than a Robert Ryman. More or less.
ReplyDeleteI've only been to church a few times - mostly because of weddings and stuff.
This painting would go good in a skylit atrium, with raked gravel and a light grey slate walkway to the bathroom.
Sean Scullys a bricklayer. Church sucks. Full of hypocrites.
ReplyDeleteWe used to go to a new age church in the 80s. Over at the swedish hall on Market St. Dude was crazy. Healing circles. No hypocrisy though. Kinda fun. Lots of love.
sean scully
ReplyDeleteLove bombing is a good technique - keep them occupied, restrict their caloric intake and keep the lights on so its hard to sleep.
thx gazinia!
ReplyDeletei am not very familiar with this Artist and cannot comment on the surface but from the titles it seems that she is capturing something more literal then abstract, like a zoom lense.
paid vacation
ReplyDeletewell u see my friend...we went because people had aids and they wanted to be healed. they died in the end. but we were all healed as much as we could be. the love we felt lasts forever, thru space and time, for what its worth
ReplyDeletejesus
ReplyDeleteI find a warm bath does wonders.
ReplyDeleteyoure dangerous
ReplyDeletecnn says its a small plane.
like a lizard on a window pane.
ReplyDeletethey took my liquid eyeliner away when i last flew - but small planes are ok to fly around tall buildings. perfect.
More than 25 million people have died of AIDS since 1981.
ReplyDeleteAfrica has 12 million AIDS orphans.
BALTIMORE, Maryland (CNN) -- War has wiped out about 655,000 Iraqis or more than 500 people a day since the U.S.-led invasion, a new study reports.
No offense, just meant that love bombs are at least as good as emotional body armor. Actual body armor? Never tried it...
ReplyDeletenot how much just how many.
ReplyDeletedreams do come true
ReplyDeleteExploding shock collars are just around the corner.
klik
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ReplyDeletedoes pat steir like rock music?
this is the 1973 Pat Steir that is included in the High Times, Hard Times show, for whomever was looking for older work -
ReplyDeletehttp://flickr.com/photos/43686206@N00/267404005/
you can see some early drips.
she was good in the Art City video... warm.
Thats a super nice photo stream Martin. Good stuff. Thanks
ReplyDeleteHigh times hard times Its off to the races again...
ReplyDeleteId rather be a waterfall than a shoe.
THe Tao of Satchi:
ReplyDeleteOne place where he is not discovering much art at the moment is London. “I can’t pretend I find it as exciting as it was. Everything is cyclical.”
high times
Apparently there isnt enough art in the world.
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