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such an amazing artist because his work doesn’t last. this documentary on youtube is relaxing to watch and makes you want to get out and interact with the world in ways that don’t use it up or consume but add to it and then disappear.
Feb 14, 2024
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Beautiful documentary following sculptor and photographer Andy Goldsworthy around the world detailing his process of creating temporary pieces of environmental art. Meditative, inspiring, engaging – it's everything you want in an art doc.
Sep 12, 2024
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Saw this exhibition back a few weeks ago and can't stop thinking about it. After seeing the exhibition, I ended up taking a deep dive into his life and work. He was truly one of the most interesting artists out of the 20th century, and continued to make art, and evolve as an artist, musician, and experimental filmmaker until he passed away in 1991.
In the exhibition the films they chose (by courtesy of Anthology Film Archives) are very surreal, and dreamlike. My favorite of the exhibition is his 2hr 30min epic called No. 18: Mahagonny, that features a collection of influential artists of the 60s and 70s, like a young Patti Smith, Jonas Mekas, and Robert Mapplethorpe, amongst others. Go to it before it closes in January.
Nov 9, 2023
A documentation of the life of an artist that's just... cool. Great musician but damn does he murder the short film medium.
Jan 31, 2024
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a study issued last month found that dancing is the most effective way of treating and mitigating depression. Walking, therapy, and yoga also outpaced SSRIs. and if you're saying 'oh this was probably funded by Big Dance', there's no evidence of that and if you're saying 'that's just what a Big Dance shill would say', well honey you're right
Mar 4, 2024
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Reminder that most of what we do is a performance
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