great. George from france

That was complete garbage, a total insult to the greatest sitcom ever. The humor you can take away from watching this crap was when the narrator referred to James Franco’s “creative process”.

What does it mean? What do notes mean?

Hey, guys, this is not a final cut, was for a preview only. A sound mastered cut is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6rXeZqpaZKqjLMsi=RzNqr72DzgVlR6Hc. Peace.

What an excellent and most interesting film! Congratulations! Question: If Constable was able to demonstrate that Reich’s theory and the Cloud Buster itself worked, why do we not see it, or some form of it, being used today to combat our drought conditions? 8:24

Just can't stop listening and thinking about what you say here. I stumble upon your channel while researching Eva Hesse. But it goes beyond her and her amazing cut short legacy...it is inspiring me in oh so many ways! thank you!

I could listen to Orson Welles narrate anything forever. Genius man.

He was from Hopkinsville, KY.

This isn’t pretty, but I’m pretty sure it qualifies as art: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6Ssfop9qr6MfdU Apologies

MMHAA-HAAA the French.. champaign has always been celebrated for its excellence..

Love me some Orson Too bad Welles was washed out by withering wimps with all the wealth he (unjustly) never wielded.

F for Fake is a brilliant documentary that plays with the audience at one point in the film when Welles relates a story about his then model girlfriend Oja posing nude for Picaso which we later find out never occurred. It's brilliant because it reflects the nature of the documentary itself which is about famous art forger Elmyr de Hory and what we can and cannot believe about art and whether that even matters.

noise noise noise

Don't worry I'll do what I want with that doll..

You are missed……❤

Awesome!

Beautiful analysis of Eva's work and personality. She is a favorite of mine too, and you've described her work so elegantly. Love this

Yesterday I wasted over half an hour of my life listening to the most utterly self-indulgent and idea-free podcast I've ever heard, courtesy of Francisco Ricardo, Ph.D. Intending to learn something of Russian Formalism and the antecedents of Structuralism, I instead got unrelenting dribble, mostly intended to let me know that Mr. Ricardo, Ph.D., went to Harvard. I kept listening just to see if one single solitary concept would be offered before the end of the podcast. Alas, this was not to be. Instead, Francisco, Ph.D. offered historical anecdotes about Wittgenstein and others in what amounted to, at best, bland dinner party conversation. I did not wish sacrifice half an hour of my life to listen to Francisco Ricardo, Ph.D.'s dinner party, self-indulgent, ditzy narcissistic, wine and cheese and totally idea-free content. There are plenty of real intellectuals and scholars out there with podcasts which in thirty seconds offer more concepts than Francisco Ricardo, Ph.D., offers in half an hour.

Cayce the false Prophet and vessel for demonic spirits. A.R.E are a bunch of charlatans

Edgar Cayce was from Hopkinsville, Kentucky. He lived in Kentucky for most his life before being led to Virginia Beach. The sleeping profit was a Sunday school teacher and was confounded by his revelations. Reincarnation was originally in the Bible but was removed via the Catholic church, although there are still passages that they missed.

yes you are correct sir about the mind being the builder but the mind is not our own. the mind is a shared mainframe computer like source that all entitys share. mind is universal not individual.

There is No F in Art (is there?)

Way authentic. This is great. Keep going!

I completed my diploma in materiality in December 2019. By March 2020 we all were in deep with Covid. Eva became a hero of mine in my study of materiality. Thank you for this sharing story.

Love it

love this video talked about so many unknown facts about Eva Hesse.

Very insightful commentary. Not since Robert Hughes have I intently listened and enjoyed it immensely.

I love this - full of contemplative rumination. It reminds me of John Fahey, one of my favorites.

Doing ok! Great work!

The photo in the beginning is not Eva Hesse, but Lee Bontecou. Though they both did sculptures around the same time, their work is very different from each others.

Thank you for this thoughtful essay about Eva Hesse.

Edgar Cayce material is available today from ARE Virginia Beach Va. His information changed my thinking forever. Sometimes the truth comes in different forms and when you hear it, it will ring a special bell within. Edgar Cayce material did that for me.

Thank you!

what and awesome video

I want to hear him say "Mister Anderson..."

Thank you for posting this.

Wow that poor actress looks so uncomfortable

Very interesting. Thanks for explaining. Pretty mind blowing... What do you make of this?

Thanks for the video, it would be helpful if you could reread one of the books on Edgar Cayce’s life to refresh your memories on how he conducted the readings and how he channeled them. Gladis Davis did not give the questions, she only wrote them down. The readings suggested they move to Virginia Beach and not a feeling by Cayce and similar details you misspoke on. But I guess these are small things compared to the information he gave. God bless

As I remember it, he said: "Mind is the builder, Spirit is the life." Your Sun sign is you, your Moon sign is your soul, and your Ascendant is the persona mask you wear.

cut the background music please, can not focus on what is being said,

I just can never get enough of Eva Hesse. I often look at her work when I am thinking through new sculpture problems and it always helps to refresh my ideas, to narrow my focus.

Thank you!

No one cares about where u are or why you r there. Direct info, nothing more

Where can this interview with Eva be heard/seen?

Great video 😀

Just a question: Why is there the photograph/vid of Lee Bontecou's studio in this film about Eva?. Or am I mistaken? the one with the WIP welded metal piece.

Thanks Francisco this was very enlightening👍

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