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Absolutely fantastic work. I bought one of your pieces at last year's Affordable Art Fair and have it up in our bedroom 😊

i love art. i respect the ideas, concepts, and history made. but i sometimes wonder..we put in all these efforts to transform waste to art, at what point does art become waste....

That looks a wonderful emersive experince , very thought provoking . Olafur Eliasson is a very inspiring human being in all that he does . I did not see this unfortunately. I bet it was a wonderful experience. Also must have been great to participate in . I bought one of his little suns recently, whuch is really amazing , plus they can make great gifts for people as well.

Just brilliant!!!

art as the non-linear integration in the ecology of media- one of my takeaways...

Well done Fion, keep up with your refreshing good work!

Thank you for the video. All the best to you.

I love how brilliant he is 😊

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Looks like fun!

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For someone who doesn't have the appropriate needle for the sewing machine and hasn't used one yet, this is a very helpful tutorial :)

Fab! Thanks so very much for making the tutorial and sharing in your method and artistry. I had no idea of how to get started, so this is wonderful! ❤

This is great! I feel super excited to do This!

I love this! What a wonderful idea!! Thank you!!! I am definitely going to try this!

Such a lovely tutorial thank you for sharing.

What a beautiful and moving film. I'm chomping at the bit to visit the exhibition. Thank you Watts and Dad!

Hoping seeing death as part of life becomes the norm and I'm glad to have this window.

The profound, beautiful power of art to express the deepest and most personal experiences so that people understand others in a new way. I love this! Mohamad Hafez speaks about enormously difficult topics in such an unassuming, grounded, peaceful way and with a twinkle - great respect for him and this work!

Thanks to Philip Rosenthal for posting a link to hear such an insightful story and see such fascinating art.

Great show. Your blurb above should say when this closes.

Fascinating and beautiful, and very interesting hearing you talk about the work.

Hello. Has Annmarie O Sullivan, seen my comment?

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Can you get this message to Annmarie? I remember , Annmarie, when we would meet up at Swimming meets, she was one serious swimmer. She won a bronze medal at the Community games in 1985, in 1986, she won gold, at the Community games.. in 1987, she came fourth .. a Great Person. It really is a small world. I hope , Annmarie gets to see this..

great tutorial. love the basket coiling it's meditative and slow. if you are going to do any more tutorials, please don't watch yourself on the screen - look at th camera, it makes the viewer feel more engaged, like you're talking to us.

Thanks so much

whats the song name please? i know its chirs zabriskie, but whats the title song name?

Wonderful

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Obrigada pela aula 😍🙏🏻🇧🇷

love it, thank you!

What’s the best thread to use?

This is wonderful! Wish we could take a trip from Margate to visit! Hope it brings much joy.

So if I get this right, what Marcus Coates has done is 1. record bird song, 2. play it slower so it can be sung by humans, 3. record humans mimicking the bird song, 4. play sped-up versions of the human recordings in the installation. Or, to sum up: He made humans sound (and move) like birds, thereby suggesting that humans and birds are akin. I mean, maybe this is obvious to some viewers, but mine is a simple mind and if one makes a ten-minute documentary about art, one might as well include some clear statement about what its effect or purpose is, I reckon.

This is beautiful, even if on screen. I hope to be able to see it live. Good luck.

Cool concept his art is meaningful and in a way brutal...I think it’s cool

I think it could have been done with handmade rice paper instead of animal products and it would have been more respectful of the animals.

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Wow... this is fascinating.

I like it! My own work is to build an Economics of Kindness, that can guide as as we build a new ecological civilization.

That's an amazing and kind work. Where can I get the film?? Regards from Mexico

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It's Elvis Presley. They shot him at his knees. He could actually dance with his knees bent back. People had a tough time imitating him because he was double jointed. He walked with a cane for a while after 1966.

That's really good! Nice work, Ron.

nice one x

could you tell me what the music was? amazingly moving video

Amazing

Is there any way to get ahold of what the birds sound like slowed down? I'm very interested in this & would love to write a comparative piece!!