Comments on: art art, it’s good for your heart http://sketchism.com/2003/12/03/art-art-its-good-for-your-heart/ The art, humor, and philosophy of a guy named David Uribe. Thu, 04 Dec 2008 17:46:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Tammy http://sketchism.com/2003/12/03/art-art-its-good-for-your-heart/#comment-184 Tammy Thu, 11 Dec 2003 00:05:17 +0000 http://sketchism.com/wordpress/?p=59#comment-184 *Gafawing with laughter* I too have heard many a tale of Mr. Cortizar. "The craft has been neglected..." I agree. You already know my opinion on this--I was in that WARP discussion. There's definately a fine line. Fred has this little prodigy named Joy (spelled weird) Hwang who painted two walls of pink clouds at the Art Basel exhibit. I was really mad and annoyed. I wish you saw it...People were laughing. The other famous alumnus Hernand Bas takes photos and splatters red blood and pentagrams on them...I mean I am exxagerating but, C'MON! I feel sometimes like I have to explore taboo or extraoridnary subject matters just to feel like my work is important to Fred. He had about 7 interviews this year in the Herald. Not one time did he mention our school. Pompus. Gafawing with laughter
I too have heard many a tale of Mr. Cortizar.

“The craft has been neglected…”
I agree. You already know my opinion on this—I was in that WARP discussion. There’s definately a fine line.

Fred has this little prodigy named Joy (spelled weird) Hwang who painted two walls of pink clouds at the Art Basel exhibit. I was really mad and annoyed. I wish you saw it…People were laughing. The other famous alumnus Hernand Bas takes photos and splatters red blood and pentagrams on them…I mean I am exxagerating but, C’MON!

I feel sometimes like I have to explore taboo or
extraoridnary subject matters just to feel like my work is important to Fred.

He had about 7 interviews this year in the Herald. Not one time did he mention our school. Pompus.

]]> By: David http://sketchism.com/2003/12/03/art-art-its-good-for-your-heart/#comment-183 David Sat, 06 Dec 2003 06:15:01 +0000 http://sketchism.com/wordpress/?p=59#comment-183 Well I was interviewed <i>by</i> the non-profit organization known as <a href="http://www.genart.org/" rel="nofollow">Gen Art</a>, who is known to have connections with Ocean Drive magazine. It was almost impossible to find the January issue of last year, which included pictures and interviews from Art Basel. But when I finally found it, I didn't find any bit of reference to me. I <i>did</i> find plenty of pictures and interviews with <a href="http://www.nynewsday.com/entertainment/custom/fashion/ny-kahn3129065feb13.story" rel="nofollow">another DASH student</a> though. Well I was interviewed by the non-profit organization known as Gen Art, who is known to have connections with Ocean Drive magazine. It was almost impossible to find the January issue of last year, which included pictures and interviews from Art Basel. But when I finally found it, I didn’t find any bit of reference to me. I did find plenty of pictures and interviews with another DASH student though.

]]> By: Spell Check 2.0 http://sketchism.com/2003/12/03/art-art-its-good-for-your-heart/#comment-182 Spell Check 2.0 Fri, 05 Dec 2003 20:01:46 +0000 http://sketchism.com/wordpress/?p=59#comment-182 so, which magazine were you interviewed MY? so, which magazine were you interviewed MY?

]]> By: nat http://sketchism.com/2003/12/03/art-art-its-good-for-your-heart/#comment-181 nat Thu, 04 Dec 2003 05:52:43 +0000 http://sketchism.com/wordpress/?p=59#comment-181 thank you so much! that was such a well-written response. i admire you, mister david; you have no idea. you are so right about some ideas being shown in a not-so-smart way nowadays. i think that sometimes it takes more than just 2-d work to really flesh out an artist's idea, but only if s/he does so in an intelligent manner. which artist shot himself? are you thinking of yves klein? i think he had someone shoot him in the arm. besides that crazy stunt, i think he's composed some really beautiful pieces. his "living paintbrush" prints are pretty nice. lemme know how the art basel show goes down! thank you so much! that was such a well-written response. i admire you, mister david; you have no idea.

you are so right about some ideas being shown in a not-so-smart way nowadays. i think that sometimes it takes more than just 2-d work to really flesh out an artist’s idea, but only if s/he does so in an intelligent manner.

which artist shot himself? are you thinking of yves klein? i think he had someone shoot him in the arm. besides that crazy stunt, i think he’s composed some really beautiful pieces. his “living paintbrush” prints are pretty nice.

lemme know how the art basel show goes down!

]]> By: The Cautioneer http://sketchism.com/2003/12/03/art-art-its-good-for-your-heart/#comment-180 The Cautioneer Wed, 03 Dec 2003 23:25:08 +0000 http://sketchism.com/wordpress/?p=59#comment-180 Dude it's true. And that's because there are just alot of sucky people around. Haha, it's true. Well I guess either that or they just know the person who created it, then even that artist's "barf art" can look good enough to eat. (Recent web experience :P) Dude it’s true. And that’s because there are just alot of sucky people around. Haha, it’s true. Well I guess either that or they just know the person who created it, then even that artist’s “barf art” can look good enough to eat. (Recent web experience :P)

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