Throughly enjoyed this documentart
344911
What a sad time in our nation's sports history. This was so well done and it's great to know what really happened the night Len Bias died.  I still remember the day I heard.  I was in high school and even though I'm not a basketball fan, I knew it was a big deal.  What a great message to young athletes about the dangers of doing drugs.
4230021
In this documentary I was able to view his character and the way he thinks and works. As an artist this film benefited me to know his creative process and who he is as a person. I found it interesting that his long time therapist was interviewed and talked about how the therapy could help him to do what he wanted to do when his ideas were too different to be accepted and implemented. I think anyone who is interested in architecture even a little bit would enjoy this film. I also think that if you watch this film without knowing who he is will most likely identify some of the buildings he designed because they are in many major cities in the world and also because his design is recognizable.
299153
Very well put together.  I loved seeing the art work of Don as well as all of the early film footage.
3123248
This is a GREAT collection of early western photography. I've long spent too much time online looking for reference photos for my western art and for costuming for western-themed festivals I attend. This is a surprising little book, chock full of photography and history. It was recommended by a fellow artist. Great recommendation. I've only flipped through it so far to see if it's what I'd hoped for, but look forward to spending some relaxing hours with it.
3423863
I really enjoyed learning all about the festival and traditions. The pictures were stunning.
2330629
This documetary is realy great and all the work they did to achive it is increrible!!
3162539
Of the collection I have begun since studying and making pop-ups, this one is a favorite.  The multimedia approach is very nice.  The pop-up inventions used are a medium complexity.  I have yet to read it.  I enjoy the art of it.
4199
I love the format - the vintage postcards and photos,

the colorful maps, views out the window, the people,

the informative sidebars. Brought back many fond

memories of Vence, Cimiez, and the other locales.
218054
The photos are great.  I recommend it to anyone interested in this type of art.  There is a larger version with all different photos.  I have this at work.
3123688
I love all three documentries in this set. I hate that I bought the 2 disc sets first then a year later I find this. But the extra footage of all is worth it.
2748489
Wonderful cultural history document on one of the most successful Black American artist of the 20th century! I just wanted more footage of him talking and expressing more about the nature of the art world in America as compared to the his European experience and acceptance. All in all, a great slice of the times that I also experienced living in New York in the eighties. I miss those times.
274135
In looking through this pictorial compilation, I have been reminded of how the intermingling of humanity and nature create the fine art of reality.  Some of these pictures are naturally beautiful and cause reflection on the miracle of creation.  Some man-made items in these pictures cause speculative thoughts regarding the stories of former owners. and how nature become commingled.
1331247
Beautiful photography and a delightful overview of the exhibit.  After seeing the real thing, it was nice to remember through this book.
127446
Excellent video with outstanding artwork and creation to duplicate the write up.
603776
Magnificent documentary of Ernst Haeckel - who elevated biological illustration to fine art. Very interesting story of the man and the times he lived in as well as a generous showing of hundreds of his drawings and paintings, most in a rapid fire montage style. Artists will love this, many others too. Recommended.
3879964
A terrific look at the art of Charles M. Schulz from his own personal sketchbooks and original comic artwork. Many, many early Lil' Folks and Peanuts strips (including a rare 1954 strip with adults that Schulz never permitted to be reprinted), alongside some interesting commentary from Schulz himself and others. Also includes some memorabilia (1950s dolls, books, comic books). Beautifully produced and a delight to pore over again and again.
916146
This early Stanley Kubrick documentary was fascinating to watch. As many of us have watched Kubrick's films over and over it is with an educated eye that you will likely view this for the first time. Can you see the future Kubrick director style? Yes, I believe so. There are several clever shots you'll appreciate.

I also must recommend playing the secondary audio track- narration by directors Roger Avary & Keith Gordon (Dexter, Waking the Dead) They have a really much more insightful, amusing dialog than I imagined. Definitely play the second track after watching the original audio. They wander off topic a lot, but it is with amusing consequences.

Nice slice of the Kubrick world for us to finally watch. My collection is complete now- This is actually a cool DVD, the packaging and production values are really slick - nice artwork.