How to Draw a Bunny

[Gerard K H Love]

Just watched this documentary by the recommendation of my youngest daughter. It does something for those of you who want to define art. Ray Johnson was a genius yet living a very strange life. It also deals with a very real example of life after death. Not just life but communication after death. ( not the ghosts moaning kind you might imagine):rolleyes:

I think this was mentioned here before.

 

[Black Swan]

Delightful Gerard, very nice find.
It shows us how unique real art is, how personal it is.
Not done so much with thoughts of who is watching.
Thanks.

 

[mjp]

Ray Johnson = punk rock!

Case in point: the best story in that movie is the interview with the collector who wanted to buy one of Johnson's new works from him. The collector asked for a discount and said he would pay 75% of Johnson's asking price. So Johnson said he would send him the art and the collector left. A week later the collector receives the piece, and Johnson had cut one quarter of the drawing off and sent the guy 75% of it.

That may be the coolest move I've ever heard. When I first saw that I laughed for about 10 minutes.

 

[Bukfan]

LOL - HAHAHA...That's real funny! :D

 

[number6horse]

Loved that film and was inspired to doodle on my ceiling because of it. About 10 minutes into it, I realized that I absolutely suck at drawing anything remotely interesting. It was going to be re-painted anyway. Now sooner rather than later.