@silentroomjrnl “the wind blew the newspaper against the bench” … “and the rain fell straight down” ?!?!?! Seems like DeepSeek V4 needs to learn some basic meteorological physics…
@IneluctableQuak My (not artsy) parents took me & my brother to see Walkabout when I was twelve, which set the tone for a world of discovery thru celluloid. Later, when I was 22, David Rimmer's Variations on a Cellophane Wrapper opened my eyes to all-new possibilities.
https://t.co/FzxTPdDKFT
Evening viewing recommendation? On @criterionchannl, watch PAINTER’S PAINTING (1972) 🎨🎞️ https://t.co/0MheCzDf76
Though director Emile de Antonio was best known for his caustic political documentaries, he was also deeply immersed in the art world, a connection that led him to make the definitive look at the New York School of painters from 1940 to 1970.
@harmlessfires@Twitchelmore And I've got the French version of this one which is an intimate glimpse into the man (includes a brief preface by Bertrand Badiou)
https://t.co/h7lLqmruF7