... " as a depiction of Organic Honey's imagination. Jonas said in a 1995 interview, "I was barely in my early performance pieces; I was in them like a piece of material, or an object that moved very stiffly, like a puppet or a figure in a medieval painting " The slight use of the artist performing which can ... be seen in "Organic Honey's Visual Telepathy" distinguishes it as being a Performance piece rather than that of Video Art and an assemblage of sculptures. Whilst performance art may incorporate video art, it is not video art as it includes ... used in some Performance pieces, and som...

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... Monroe Audience: personal reference, close family/friends. Style: autobiography/Memoir I am creating this time capsule as a way of creating something to leave behind to carry on my memory. Not as a piece of memorabilia for my fans but for the purpose of a personal account of my life. What is written on the following pages is my account of the events that happened ... ended. I still blame myself for his death as I continued to bring my problems to the film set. As this was a very difficult stage in my life I made the decision to separate from my husband Arthur Miller. Despite the ridicul...

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... stomach." Page 151 All right. So Dwight Powell isn't the murderer as I thought- then the author would not have written like this. Then it has to be Gordon C. Grant, I reasoned. Piece of cake! He has been fooling Ellen, just to lull her into false security! All indications against Gordon were just coincidences or? I still had my doubts after all. "Ellen's empty ... : " The Self-Asserting: This psychopath always tries to be the centre and gives himself out as being more than he is. He always plays, behaves laboured and unreliable and cannot separate fantasy from reality. His charming manne...

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... is an abstract drip painting, lacking anything pleasing to the eye, leaving behind only dripping paint, and small brush strokes. This piece, and all of Pollock's work post war, represented dark and anger filled thoughts, and were considered attempts to separate himself from popular American culture. This idea of trying to break away from what was traditional, is the exact fuel that ... ...

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