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September 18, 2011

Somebody Had to Shoot Liberty Valance

Well, I get up this morning, flip to the Op-Ed page of the New York Times and, *##*!!!, Maureen Dowd mentions the plot of The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance in “Eggheads and Blockheads?,” her discussion of the Republican Party’s embrace of stupidity, in the persons of Texas Governor Rick Perry, Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, et [...]

Posted in art, film, General | Tagged Barak Obama, film, James Stewart, John Ford, John Wayne, Maureen Dowd, Montgomery Clift, Red River, Stagecoach, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, Westerns

View, March 1945, cover by Marcel Duchamp

February 6, 2011

Money can’t buy you love but art friendships can create joy

The most sustaining force in an artist’s life is supportive friendship with other artists. If at some crucial moments in your life you can form a group of close friendships with artists who share your aesthetic ideals or at least understand and enjoy them maybe even more than you do yourself, you can make it [...]

Posted in art, film, painting | Tagged abstract experessionism, Edwin Denby, film, Frank O'Hara, Jane Freilicher, Joe Brainard, Larry Rivers, Mimi Gross, Red Grooms, Ron Padgett, Rudy Burckhardt, Tibor de Nagy Gallery, Yvonne Jacquett

In the Wave

May 20, 2010

In the Wave

This post contains video clips that may not play in some email programs. It is a fun and utterly cosmopolitan thing to do to go see a movie alone the first day it comes out on a cool grey late spring day in mid-week, at mid-afternoon in New York City. It’s a Truffaut/Godard thing to [...]

Posted in art, film | Tagged film, Francois Truffaut, Jean-Luc Godard, Jean-Pierre Leaud, Jeanne Moreau, Jules and Jim, La Chinoise, Nouvelle Vague, The 400 Blows

May 14, 2010

Magic Tricks in the Dark

An earlier, unfinished version of this post went out to my subscribers by mistake yesterday although I immediately deleted it and it does not appear on the blog itself. Also, for subscribers who receive these posts in their email: this post contains videos that you will not see in the email program, you have to [...]

Posted in art, film | Tagged drawing, film, Georges Méliès, Marina Abramovic, Mimi Gross, performa09, Red Grooms, Rudy Burckhardt, William Kentridge

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