Devialet Chat

(26-Apr-2017, 10:11)no32 Wrote: [ -> ]Our collection is totally deferent although we also have some of  kdishman's early works . Btw have you seen works by cy twombly ?

Cy Twombly is the absolute best. Went to an amazing gallery in Houston that had a big exhibition. I would love some of the roughly sketched and dripping flower prints in soft pastels, with pencil handwriting.

(26-Apr-2017, 10:11)no32 Wrote: [ -> ]Our collection is totally deferent although we also have some of  kdishman's early works . Btw have you seen works by cy twombly ?

All sheep?

I've not seen a major Twombly retrospective, but I have seen several works, memorably at MOMA in San Francisco and Gagoshian in London. 

You would probably have liked this:
https://www.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibiti...ressionism
I can't say I did. 

Curiously, this show is now at the Guggenheim Bilbao. I will be there in July and there is massive Twombly installation there. 

This is one of my favourite galleries. I'm sure you know it!
 
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Cy's museum in Houston is very good
Well I have few sheep few phone books some trees and I think few sculpture models
I find cy as important as BR or JJ

(26-Apr-2017, 19:55)no32 Wrote: [ -> ]Cy's museum in Houston is very good
Well I have few sheep few phone books some trees and I think few sculpture models
I find cy as important as BR or JJ

I always told my wife the most likely reason we might split would be artistic differences. Had a stand-up row at a Louise Bourgeois exhibition and Anselm Kiefer resulted in a mini cold war.

Here's one I rather like from SFMOMA - says a lot about a lot of modern art. 

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(26-Apr-2017, 21:40)ssfas Wrote: [ -> ]

(26-Apr-2017, 19:55)no32 Wrote: [ -> ]Cy's museum in Houston is very good
Well I have few sheep few phone books some trees and I think few sculpture models
I find cy as important as BR or JJ

I always told my wife the most likely reason we might split would be artistic differences. Had a stand-up row at a Louise Bourgeois exhibition and Anselm Kiefer resulted in a mini cold war.

Here's one I rather like from SFMOMA - says a lot about a lot of modern art. 

It's not modern art.  It is Devialet's OS streamer board public information sign.

(26-Apr-2017, 22:13)Confused Wrote: [ -> ]

(26-Apr-2017, 21:40)ssfas Wrote: [ -> ]

(26-Apr-2017, 19:55)no32 Wrote: [ -> ]Cy's museum in Houston is very good
Well I have few sheep few phone books some trees and I think few sculpture models
I find cy as important as BR or JJ

I always told my wife the most likely reason we might split would be artistic differences. Had a stand-up row at a Louise Bourgeois exhibition and Anselm Kiefer resulted in a mini cold war.

Here's one I rather like from SFMOMA - says a lot about a lot of modern art. 

It's not modern art.  It is Devialet's OS streamer board public information sign.

You got me confused, I thought devialet is contemporary art

(26-Apr-2017, 22:52)no32 Wrote: [ -> ]

(26-Apr-2017, 22:13)Confused Wrote: [ -> ]

(26-Apr-2017, 21:40)ssfas Wrote: [ -> ]I always told my wife the most likely reason we might split would be artistic differences. Had a stand-up row at a Louise Bourgeois exhibition and Anselm Kiefer resulted in a mini cold war.

Here's one I rather like from SFMOMA - says a lot about a lot of modern art. 

It's not modern art.  It is Devialet's OS streamer board public information sign.

You got me confused, I thought devialet is contemporary art  

It could be confused with the heart trace of a Devialet OS programmer. (Let's hope not.)

(26-Apr-2017, 23:13)ssfas Wrote: [ -> ]

(26-Apr-2017, 22:52)no32 Wrote: [ -> ]

(26-Apr-2017, 22:13)Confused Wrote: [ -> ]It's not modern art.  It is Devialet's OS streamer board public information sign.

You got me confused, I thought devialet is contemporary art  

It could be confused with the heart trace of a Devialet OS programmer. (Let's hope not.)

He's the guy at the end, looking for inspiration. 

(26-Apr-2017, 23:21)Confused Wrote: [ -> ]

(26-Apr-2017, 23:13)ssfas Wrote: [ -> ]

(26-Apr-2017, 22:52)no32 Wrote: [ -> ]You got me confused, I thought devialet is contemporary art  

It could be confused with the heart trace of a Devialet OS programmer. (Let's hope not.)

He's the guy at the end, looking for inspiration. 

He's the designer of the current wifi card - in the naughty corner. 

The painting next to this one had far less going for it. I recall it was an entirely white canvas. A bit like an OS engineer's design specification.

A simple acoustic decoupling solution, did entire system including speakers and sub using perspex, acetal (white, under the sub) and Auralex foam for under £200. The foam gives a nice smooth cut with a new craft knife. Works a treat.