Your Favourite Work(s) of Art? (Anything you consider art)

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Elston




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  • Posted: 06/23/2009 04:39
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also, anyone familiar with John Fahey: read the last few lines from Part III of Dry Salvages.
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Charicature




Age: 49
Location: Vermont
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  • Posted: 06/23/2009 13:49
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teodor_matz wrote:
Favourite Food:
A couple of days i started eating meat again after being a vegetarian for a couple of years so right now it's meat


Welcome back to PETA...People Eating Tasty Animals Very Happy
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CellarDoor
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  • Posted: 06/24/2009 12:37
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Elston wrote :
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Favourite Poem:
Burnt Norton - T.S. Eliot (from Four Quartets)


5 days ago I finished a compilation of poems by T.S. Eliot, including "The Waste Land", "Four Quartets"...
They're amazing! I keep coming back to them. Quite complex stuff, multilayered, with many references in the text, but utterly beautiful (and depressing).
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Elston




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  • Posted: 06/24/2009 23:34
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They're indeed amazing. He's one of the best discoveries I've made this year along with Friedrich Nietzsche, Andrei Tarkovsky, Camille Paglia and a few others perhaps. I'm finding The Waste Land to be very complex and nearly impenetrable, though still fascinating. I'm liking Four Quartets a lot more. Very profound and beautiful and full of lots of astonishing wisdom.
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Norman Bates



Gender: Male
Age: 51
Location: Paris, France
France

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  • Posted: 06/26/2009 06:56
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Favourite Album:
"Pink Moon" by Nick Drake

Favourite Song:
"Move On Up" by Curtis Mayfield

Favourite Painting:
The Garden of Delights by Hieronymus Bosch

Favourite Food:
Le saucisson sec

Favourite Quote:
"Eeverybody's clever nowadays" - Wilde.

Favourite Novel
Just about anything from Dostoïevski, most notably The Damned

Favourite Poem
"Le Dormeur du Val" - Rimbaud

Favourite Movie
Citizen Kane

Favourite Video Game
I'm not into videogames at all.

Favourite Beverage
Châteauneuf-du-Pape while eating
Hautes Côtes de Nuit before
Calva after

Favourite Building
I really don't know.
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maxperenchio




Location: Chicago

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  • Posted: 08/21/2009 23:12
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Lots of cultured folks on this board!

favourite album
ehhhhh- something in my top 50... right this second its Odyssey and Oracle by the Zombies

favourite song
eeeeshhh- A Day in the Life? Surf's Up? Goodbye Yellow Brick Road?

favourite paintings
Renoir- Bal du Moulin de la Galette
Chagall - I and the Village
De Kooning - The Excavation
Titian- Venus and Adonis
Fitzgerald- the Painter's Dream

favourite food
I love a good Mattar Paneer dish, Falafel sandwich, or a medium rare steak.

favourite quote
"Your move, creep" - Robocop

favourite novel
Ulysses and Finnegan's Wake -Joyce
Moby Dick - Melville

Favourite poem
The Waste Land, lots of Eliot

favourite movie
Robocop, Blue Velvet

favourite video game
Sonic 2 - Sega Genesis

favourite beverage
Beer of all kinds and splendors - especially Red Stripe

favourite building
Sears Tower! Now the Willis Tower Sad - Chicago!
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purple





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  • Posted: 08/24/2009 15:07
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Favourite Album:
(check out my chart)
Nirvana-In Utero

Favourite Song (s):
Stooges- Wanna be your Dog
but...
Nirvana- Radio Friendly Unit Shifter
Wire- Low Down
Black Flag- Damaged I all come damn close

Favourite Painting (s):
anything by post-impressionist painters makes me gasm, but if I had to pick a couple it would be...
Cezanne- Portrait of Chocquet
Cezanne- Joachim Gasquet
Van Gogh- (either of his) Irises

Favourite Food:
saag

Favourite Quote:


Favourite Novel (s):
Herman Melville- Moby Dick
but...
Nathaniel Hawthorne- House of the Seven Gables
Cormac McCarthy- Blood Meridian
Bronte- Wuthering Heights
William Faulkner- Sound and the Fury
all come close

Favourite Poem
Robert Frost-Mending Wall

Favourite Movie
Raging Bull

Favourite Video Game
ICO/ Shadow of the Colossus

Favourite Beverage
Water and wine and daiquiris (real ones, w/ just lime, rum and sugar)

Favourite Building
the Buffalo, NY police station? (art deco)
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videoheadcleaner
formerly Harkan


Gender: Male
Age: 38
Australia

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  • Posted: 08/25/2009 02:17
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Favourite Album
Never changes in my chart: The Cure - Disintegration

Favourite Song:
Hard to decide but between:
- Doves - The Storm
- The Cure - Fascination Street
- Radiohead - How To Disappear Completely

Favourite Artwork
:
Eye by MC Escher

Favourite Quote:
"Let's not do that, and say we did." - Anon.

Favourite Novel
:
War Of The Worlds by HG Wells

Favourite Play:
The Dumb Waiter by Harold Pinter

Favourite Movie

Comedy - Clue; Drama - Donnie Darko; Thriller - North By Northwest

Favourite Video Game
ICC 2002

Favourite Beverage
Johnnie Walker

Favourite Building/Landmark
Adelaide Oval
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Norman Bates



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Age: 51
Location: Paris, France
France

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  • Posted: 08/25/2009 19:28
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@maxperenchio : did you really get to the end of Finnegan's Wake ? As much as I love Joyce, I never could.
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maxperenchio




Location: Chicago

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Norman Bates wrote:
@maxperenchio : did you really get to the end of Finnegan's Wake ? As much as I love Joyce, I never could.


I focused on Joyce when I was in college, and I still love reading him. The first time I read the Wake I used "A Skeleton Key" by Campbell as a guide to keep me motivated, which was worth it! From the viewpoint of the semantic, meta-historical and meta-mythic its in a class of its own. One of the great pleasures of world literature If you've got the patience. Its kind of a drag that many people associate it with the overly-erudite or snobbish.
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