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bee Date: Sunday, 03-Jan-16, 9:08 PM | Message # 1186
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Thank you Tanja, such a lovely article. smile
 
Sandra Date: Monday, 04-Jan-16, 4:05 PM | Message # 1187
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Are you going to be able to make the calendars this year. Sure miss mine.
 
Peithon Date: Tuesday, 05-Jan-16, 7:03 AM | Message # 1188
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http://www.smh.com.au/act-new....u9.html

http://www.smh.com.au/nationa....u9.html

Maybe it's true what they say about 'Grumpy Old Men' biggrin
 
Ivana Date: Tuesday, 05-Jan-16, 10:17 AM | Message # 1189
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Thanks Peithon for the links. It looks like some old anonymous (maybe gay) art journalist is trying to make name on the account of Simon.
 
Ivana Date: Tuesday, 05-Jan-16, 10:19 AM | Message # 1190
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There is an article in Daily Telegraph about Simon, but only subscribers can read it. Is there anyone who can open it?

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/subscri....st=http
 
Ivana Date: Tuesday, 05-Jan-16, 11:21 AM | Message # 1191
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#ClippedOnIssuu from TELVA May 2015
http://issuu.com/balala70/docs/mayo_2015_telva/c/spc9gf8

Here there is also the english translation if someone is interested.
(with many thank to the very kind @fan-simonbaker)
https://www.instagram.com/p/BAJM817JF-z/

http://sarapettarini.tumblr.com/post/136636475534
 
Peithon Date: Tuesday, 05-Jan-16, 12:53 PM | Message # 1192
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http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/realest....5425772

Daily Telegraph article - nothing new
 
Ivana Date: Tuesday, 05-Jan-16, 1:45 PM | Message # 1193
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Peithon, it will not let me in, can you copy text here?
 
Tina Date: Tuesday, 05-Jan-16, 4:31 PM | Message # 1194
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Thanks Peithon and Ivana.
 
bee Date: Tuesday, 05-Jan-16, 5:00 PM | Message # 1195
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Thanks for the articles ladies.
 
kim Date: Tuesday, 05-Jan-16, 6:14 PM | Message # 1196
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Thanks for all the updates! Ivana, I think that I read the full text online without being a subscriber when it came up in a news feed. There was nothing interesting about Simon in the article. If I can get a link that works I will post it here.
 
Ivana Date: Tuesday, 05-Jan-16, 6:38 PM | Message # 1197
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Thanks Kim smile
 
redbird Date: Wednesday, 06-Jan-16, 3:58 PM | Message # 1198
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I really disliked that grumpy old man and his comments about Simon. I hate art snobs. I thought that the whole purpose of art was for it to be appreciated by as many people as possible. You don't need to know anything about art - or fine art - to be able to do that. You simply need to allow it to to touch your soul and, as a creative person himself, why isn't Simon the perfect person to invite everyone to come and see the paintings and get something out of them.

I lived in the Washington, DC area for most of my life and when I was a kid, one of our school field trips every year was to the National Gallery of Art which houses some of the most famous and valuable paintings in the world. At the end of every visit, our tour guide wouldn't ask us which painting was the most valuable - our tour guide would ask us which painting was our favorite. From an early age, I was taught to believe that art is for everyone and it doesn't matter who created it or how much it was worth. All that mattered was that it touched your soul. That grumpy snobby old man made me angry!!! His article conveyed everything about art that art galleries themselves are trying to get rid of ........... that art is something only for those who understand brush strokes and painting techniques.
 
Only Date: Wednesday, 06-Jan-16, 4:48 PM | Message # 1199
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I live in Russia. And only due to Simon 12,000 members of our fan community discovered who is Tom Roberts. We learned a lot about Australia, we even translated "Breath" into Russian, though it was not easy. This novel was not published in our country earlier.
So, Mr. Journalist is completely wrong in the essence of the article. In addition, his tone is too rough which is impermissible for cultural person, as he considers himself.
We all wish Simon success in his new project and we hope that this wicked and mean old man does not upset him. At least, it was ridiculous to compare Simon and Justin Bieber.
Excuse me, if I made a lot of mistakes. My English has become much better due to Simon and "The Mentalist", but it is still far from ideal.
 
Green Date: Wednesday, 06-Jan-16, 6:35 PM | Message # 1200
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Redbird,
I agree completely. This fellow seems to have missed the whole point, which was to attract more people to the gallery send
reduce such snobbish attitudes. A review like this would have exactly the opposite result.
 
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