Yea. But out of curiosity now, rather than desire. Which is what I felt after C2.
The artist as auteur. What would the films have been like if he had hired a director or even an assistant director?
Less Barney, perhaps. Or maybe more - sometimes it felt like Barney was struggling with a medium he didn't quite understand. (But that may just be me projecting my inadequacies onto the artist.)
My feeling is- if you walk out on stage and start banging the keys of a grand piano, the audience will respond to the noise. It doesn't matter if you say you're a painter, not a musician. The noise is there, and the audience will respond to it.
And yes, it was cool seeing him climb. In pastel pink Highland dress.
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Date: 2004-02-15 05:14 pm (UTC)Yea. But out of curiosity now, rather than desire. Which is what I felt after C2.
The artist as auteur. What would the films have been like if he had hired a director or even an assistant director?
Less Barney, perhaps. Or maybe more - sometimes it felt like Barney was struggling with a medium he didn't quite understand. (But that may just be me projecting my inadequacies onto the artist.)
My feeling is- if you walk out on stage and start banging the keys of a grand piano, the audience will respond to the noise. It doesn't matter if you say you're a painter, not a musician. The noise is there, and the audience will respond to it.
And yes, it was cool seeing him climb. In pastel pink Highland dress.