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ArtNewest Review: ... age badly, some are just ugly to begin with. Some include married people with children. Some show alcoholics with a nasty vile tongue. Others do not. Some people see Art for what it is. Others remain confused or simply will not say what is in front of their eyes. Some Art is talentless and over rated. Indeed, some Art fools young women into believing that there is a future, when all the ... more |
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by - written on 10/06/02
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It can be crumbly and old and Irish. Or indeed from any other country. It can be quite nice at first but then the more you look the more you can see it's actually quite vile. Some art costs millions and millions, some are just cheap , nasty old and not worth talking about. Art often features young women and lustful thoughts, but mainly features four and a half inch penises and the like. Yellow is a nice colour but I couldn't look at it for a year. Some pictures age badly, some are just ugly to begin with. Some include married people with children. Some show alcoholics with a nasty vile tongue. Others do not. Some people see Art for ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/07/01 (Very useful, 271 readings)
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When it comes to Art. Do you sometimes feel that those who set themselves up as ‘critics’ and arbiters of taste are taking the Mickey big time? If so. Treat yourself to a theatre ticket for the SeanConnery/David Pugh production of Yasmina Reza’s comedy ART. The play was first performed in Paris at the Comedie des Champs Elysees in 1994, where it was seen by Sean Connery, who on his wife advice decided to back an English language production. The renowned playwright Christopher Hampton then translated Yasmina Reza’s work. And the rest as they say, was history! This particular production is now in its fifth year, and ... Read the complete review

