Some clips I found on the net...

Isn't it funny how you start looking for something on the net, you get distracted you end up finding other things? I was at michellerumney.com watching this interview about Agnes Martin

and went to Vimeo to see what other videos might be interesting and I see an artist I know has commented on the same clip. So I went to his page and got to see him talking about modern art...

I found this clip by Artist Danijela Vitasovich which she made during her graduation year at Whitecliffe College...

The Agony of the Agnostic is a song by Chris Knox. To create this animation, Danijela painted 144 individual portraits of a series of poses Chris took to express the mood of each one of the characters singing in the video. While posing, Chris had to follow a complex system of mouth charts designed by Danijela, to allow his characters to articulate the lyrics in synch with the soundtrack. The song is introduced by an animated feature starring Danijela herself. Visit her website vitasovich.com

And I decided that Banksy is MAD, in a good way lol...

I can feel how hard their hearts are pumping in this one...

I love the internet, we are so lucky to have all this information at our finger tips!

Before I forget - Last week I watched Age of Consent and loved it! I think I enjoyed it so much because I have always wanted to hide away on the beach like Bradley does...

This afternoon I watched Modigliani and cried and cried, AWESOME movie!

The Card for the day is...

Stand up for what you believe is right.

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