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“What Is It You Were Unwilling To Do” Vs The Next Level - Inspired By The Interview Of Tony Leung of Lust, Caution
4 Comments Published September 10th, 2007 in Success, Thoughts, Films, Art.
I don’t have a “bottom line” in my acting. Not until I start to act the character, I wouldn’t know where it would take me to, and I just go with the flow. If I set a ”bottom line” for myself I would be limiting myself, and I would never be able to get to the next level.
~ Tony Leung talks […]
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Art On Sunday - Yue Minjun, Being Critical By Being Superficial
0 Comments Published August 26th, 2007 in Art.Yue Minjun has became extremely famous since this May, after his painting, “Portrait of the Artist and His Friends” was sold for more than USD3M in Sotheby’s Spring Auction of Contemporary Chinese Art.
In Yue Minjun’s works, what you’ll find is one after one laughing faces. They are indeed his “self portraits” depicted dramatically using high […]
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Film On Saturday - Chung King Express By Wong Kar Wai
2 Comments Published August 25th, 2007 in Love, Life, Films, Art.Popularity: 10% [?]
Art On Sunday - The “Women In Art” Video: Is There A Formula For Beauty?
0 Comments Published August 19th, 2007 in Films, Art.Stumbled upon this fascinating video some days ago which collaged female portraits from the last 500 years of Western Art into a continuous film. Awesome work.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUDIoN-_Hxs
Is there a formula for beauty? It’s particularly interesting to see the female protraited in the modern cubism and expressionism paintings (such as those by Matisse and Picasso) towards the end […]
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Art On Sunday - “God’s Architect”: Antoni Gaudi
2 Comments Published August 12th, 2007 in Travel, Art.I simply found myself lost for words for the architecture of Antoni Gaudi (1852-1926).
He definitely was the “God’s architect”for his works were so unique, mysterious, dream-like, complex and imaginative that they resemble no architecture we see on earth. Gaudi’s earlier works were designed in the style of Gothic and traditional Spanish architectural modes, but he soon developed his own […]
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