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You just reminded me of when I went to a conference and watched Daniel Libeskind talk about a work in progress. I get that famous individuals enjoy talking abou
by colmvp 10y ago
You just reminded me of when I went to a conference and watched Daniel Libeskind talk about a work in progress. I get that famous individuals enjoy talking about their work but this was the first time I nearly suffocated from such an overbearing ego. Which I guess would've been fine if the specific work he was showing was profoundly influential or of high excellence? Instead it seemed like a certain distinct aesthetic that was persistent in different environments regardless of whether it fit the context.
To answer your original question, Helen Marriage (Artichoke) convinced me through her work the power that art can have in bringing together communities and fostering wonderment.
- camillomiller 10y agoI've recently seen a talk from the world famous photographer chase jarvis. OMG, that was some huge amount of self promoting bullshit, interspersed with some incredibly dull lifecoaching advice. It was bad, really bad.
- coldtea 10y agoHeh, my experience with this guy as a consumer has been when he put out a camera app and started a community site, and after making a good buck, abandoned it all, with no updates, no handover of the app, etc. http://www.chasejarvis.com/blog/the-best-camera-iphone-app-book-community/ http://www.chasejarvis.com/blog/the-best-camera-iphone-app-b...