Pollack pioneered a form a drip painting and I doubt he ever would have used a paintball gun or just thrown paint on a canvas. But I prefer Gerhard Richter’s abstract paintings even more, especially his Ice series.
Nanook of the North was a ground breaking cinema verite documentary made in the early 20th century that is a joy to watch and depicts a landscape that is quickly disappearing. However what will be left is eroded, unstable, depleted soil, rocks and scrub bushes not prime real-estate.
Can’t really call them gimmicks if they were using techniques that had essentially never been seen before and that is what Lucas accomplished with both the original trilogy (green screen effects) and the sequels (CGI).
I don’t know about that, seems like there was plenty of blame to share and Arthur Andersen was a criminal enabler of both Enron and Worldcom and paid the price with the dissolution of their business, although Accenture their spun off consulting business still seems to be going strong.
Pollack pioneered a form a drip painting and I doubt he ever would have used a paintball gun or just thrown paint on a canvas. But I prefer Gerhard Richter’s abstract paintings even more, especially his Ice series.