When it rains, my day begins

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After 24 hours of pouring rain you either drown, depressed, or start swimming, on the Hundertwasser’s boat, the Regentag. Your choice.

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Charles Saatchi, on the test of time

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General art books dated 2105 will be as brutal about editing the late 20th Century as they are about almost all other centuries. Every artist other than Jackson Pollock, Andy Warhol, Donald Judd and Damien Hirst will be a footnote.

Charles Saatchi

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Meeting Point

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Bello2Buono is about sharing. The beautiful and the good, the diamond skulls and the brilliant ideas. Happy to meet you!

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Art for Business

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Jamie Anderson had it right: learning great art can create great business. The artists – from Tintoretto to Picasso, from Joseph Beuys to… Madonna, or better still, Lady Gaga – have plenty of lessons to teach to the 21st century managers. Steve Jobs? Shut that book and drop in for a visit to Damien Hirst’s Retrospective at Tate Modern.

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Life into chaos and chaos into a shape

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Hirst’s way to paint the polka dots might be an attempt to represent the apparent chaos of living into a larger plan which makes sense only if we observe it from the distance.

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It’s not a rethorical question

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Factories make amazing things

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Full Channel4News interview with Damien Hirst.

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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

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In other words, intrinsic value follows meaning follows form follows economics follows function follows more economics follows market research.

Erik Adigard

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Sherry Turkle: connected but alone?

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In a recent TED conference, Sherry Turkle talks about one of the big issues Bello2Buono is focusing about: the dilemma of more technology giving us an illusion of more empathy and companionship, while it… Read More

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Damien Hirst: thoughts and impressions

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I am not sure of what my first article on this blog is supposed to be like. I am not even sure that an plain article is what I mean to write now.… Read More

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Is that an Art Exhibition or a Scientific show?

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To what extent do the animals exposed by Hirst differ from the ones on display at the Natural History Museum? Continue reading here.

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Turning art into a commodity and artist into a brand

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Damien Hirst’s first ever British retrospective, with a new show at London’s Tate Modern. To be continued in the future articles.

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“People don’t like con…

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People don’t like contemporary art but all art starts life as contemporary – I can’t really see a difference. Michelangelo was definitely getting that, everybody was getting it. I’m sure there were people in caves going, ‘I like your cave but I hate that crap you’ve got on the wall’.

Damien Hirst

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