Saturday, December 31, 2011
Summing Up: 2011 Arts Interviews (Part 2)
It is a mathematical dictum that the shortest distance between two points is a line. It has also been observed that between any two points is an infinite number of points because each half segment can be cut in half again and again ad infinitum.
Now, what if time were viewed in the same manner. Half of 24 hours is twelve and half again would be six, but if you keep cutting time in half you end up with an infinite moments of time between now and then. As I pondered this, I began to worry that infinity is such a long, long time that tomorrow might never come. Therefore, I am posting Part 2 of this year's list of interviews with artists and other involved in arts related activities. Just in case...
Ten Minutes with Richard Hansen, Director of the 2nd Annual Duluth International Film Festival
Five Minutes with Artist/Designer Marian Lansky
Ten Minutes with Painter David Sandum
Five Minutes with Artist GA Gardner
Five Minutes with Artist Amylee of Paris
Ten Minutes with Artist Sandi Harrold from Down Under
Seven Minutes with Fairy and Goddess Artist Liza Lambertini
Ten Minutes with Artist Tonja Sell (Part I)
Ten Minutes with Artist Tonja Sell (Part II)
Five More Minutes with Multi-Media Artist Tonja Sell
Ten Minutes with Singer/Songwriter Caitlin Robertson
Five Minutes with Richard Brandt, Author of One Click
Ten Minutes with Photographer John Heino
Ten Minutes with Steampunk Artist Eric Horn
A Dialogue on Writing with David Beard
And once again, drive safe if you're out on the roads... and have a very meaningful 2012.
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