The release date of the Paul Schrader film "First Reformed"
was May 18, 2018. This suggests the following graphic art . . .
From this journal on that date, art from The New York Times —
Ninefold-square art that is much more recent —
The release date of the Paul Schrader film "First Reformed"
was May 18, 2018. This suggests the following graphic art . . .
From this journal on that date, art from The New York Times —
Ninefold-square art that is much more recent —
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Dec. 6, 2017, Page Six Celebrity News — Leonardo DiCaprio spent more than 45 minutes in a private room haggling over the price of an $850,000 Basquiat drawing at Art Basel Miami. . . . . The 1983 Jean-Michel Basquiat work, titled “Wire,” measures 76 x 56 cm and is signed and titled on the reverse and features a figure looking at a fly with the words on corresponding parts “teeth,” “liver” “knee,” and a quite [sic] “keep your hands off that wire.” . . . . . . . his art advisor, Lisa Schiff, led Leo towards the Basquiat drawing. A witness said, “It seemed like they had a plan beforehand. They brought the work into a private room with Leo, the advisor, and slowly the hat-clad entourage also poured in. “Two blonde models who looked very much Leo’s type came and talked to his posse for a bit,” says the spy. After about 45 minutes Leo emerged and looked at art at the booth across the way, while his advisor stayed to negotiate. “We are good, we’re getting there!” she said when she emerged while Leo huddled with his posse. |
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See as well a scholium on Leo's art advisor
in today's New York Times.
* See other posts tagged Chrome Art in this journal.
Tom Wolfe on art theorists in The Painted Word (1975) :
"It is important to repeat that Greenberg and Rosenberg
did not create their theories in a vacuum or simply turn up
with them one day like tablets brought down from atop
Green Mountain or Red Mountain (as B. H. Friedman once
called the two men). As tout le monde understood, they
were not only theories but … hot news,
straight from the studios, from the scene."
From http://m759.net/wordpress/?s=Green+Mountain —
Lectures at Bennington, 1971
The standard Western musical scale, an octave consisting
of 12 tones, is known as the "chromatic" scale.
Related material —
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"What brings you to our site?" . . .
The well-tempered matrix, chromea.art, and UI "chrome" as above.
See posts now tagged Sanskrit.
Related material: The previous post's mathematics page . . .
http://ramanujan.math.trinity.edu/rdaileda/teach/s19/m3362/alternating.pdf
and its parent page . . .
Ramanujan.math.trinity.edu page —
For my own connection to SASTRA, see (from an IEEE page) . . .
V. Harish
Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, Sastra University
N. Rajesh Kumar
Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, Sastra University
N. R. Raajan
Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, Sastra University
("Sastra" should be "SASTRA.")
. . . and the paper
V. Harish, N. R. Kumar, and N. Raajan, "New visual secret sharing scheme for
gray-level images using diamond theorem correlation pattern structure," in
Circuit, Power and Computing Technologies (ICCPCT), 2016 International
Conference on, 2016, pp. 1-5.
This was cited in . . .
Morrow reportedly died last Sunday (Dec. 1, 2024). He once wrote:
"William James said, 'Evil is a disease.' But it can be
an atrocious liberation, like the cap flying off a volcano."
This journal last Sunday . . .
Some related images . . . Kenneth Noland, 1963.
"Where past and future are gathered" — T. S. Eliot
* The UI/UX meaning of "chrome." See the previous post, "Chrome Cube."
CV books (by which I mean either
Curriculum Vitae or Clusterfuck Venue,
whichever pleases you more) —
C V
Related stupid math joke: "Girls just wanna have F1." — Song lyric
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