Ha! You just inspired me to book a ticket to see the Schulman doco, Visual Acoustics this weekend. And in keeping with the film festival theme, today it would have to be Agnes Varda.
oh these really weird coincidences in life!! - a couple of hours ago i set on (ok, not on a bench) the floor at a friend of mine and we were watching a book of julius schulman!!! and now i read your post - julius schulman! weird..
(oopsie, typo on now deleted post above) Buckminster Fuller. I would love to hear what he had to say about the world. I think it would be full of insights and dashed with hope...
Oooh I love everyones thoughts on this one. Frida would be an amazing visit. I think Louise Bourgeois would be my pick.
and p.s. Julius knew a thing or two about the ladies too! His presentations always had some beauty inbetween the gorgeous homes he shot. He used to some to our school every once in awhile... while some of the old guard were still around.
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Ha! You just inspired me to book a ticket to see the Schulman doco, Visual Acoustics this weekend. And in keeping with the film festival theme, today it would have to be Agnes Varda.
It would be Nicolas Bouvier.
Because of his books L'USAGE DU MONDE and LE POISSON SCORPION
They have be translated but I don't know the english titles
lovely post!!!! how do you do it everytime? :))
oh...oscar wilde...(i need some advice)...
Frida Kahlo for sure! (even though I'm finding Beth Nelson very interesting) Thank you for such a great blog.
I wish I could sit on a bench with frida kahlo every morning -lee
oh these really weird coincidences in life!! - a couple of hours ago i set on (ok, not on a bench) the floor at a friend of mine and we were watching a book of julius schulman!!! and now i read your post - julius schulman!
weird..
I would sit with Harold Spriggs. He was the bee's knees and the cat's miaow.
(oopsie, typo on now deleted post above)
Buckminster Fuller.
I would love to hear what he had to say about the world. I think it would be full of insights and dashed with hope...
my mother
sammy
Oooh I love everyones thoughts on this one. Frida would be an amazing visit. I think Louise Bourgeois would be my pick.
and p.s. Julius knew a thing or two about the ladies too! His presentations always had some beauty inbetween the gorgeous homes he shot. He used to some to our school every once in awhile... while some of the old guard were still around.
This post is beautiful.
Today, I think, Doris Lessing.
oh...Agnes Varda... She's such an inspiration! I think I would have to say Bjørk! She's so strong and beatiful!
you - for 2 or three things to tell.
George Harrison.
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