Cruel piada dos tempos: http://www.ionline.pt/conteudo/36536-na-hora-beijar-noiva-preferiu-actualizar-o-twitter---video

E isto não é Goya, etc.

Não digo que não tenha havido sexo no quadro, que acho que houve. Até porque já tinha havido antes (vejam o post anterior). Li num livro do Gombrich.

Observem bem o canto inferior direito desta gravura:

Marcantonio Raimondi: O Julgamento de Páris. Cerca de 1515, Gravura da Escola de Rafael

Jornalista: What advice do you and your wife give your children?
Saatchi: Nigella's mum gave her an invaluable insight into nice behaviour. According to Nigella her advice went something like this: 'It is better to be charmed than to charm.' By this she meant that what makes people feel good about themselves is feeling as if they have been charming, interesting; in short, have been listened too.
For her, the notion that one should oneself be riveting or aim to be quite the most fascinating person in the room was a vulgarity and just sheer, misplaced vanity. Trying to be charming is self indulgent; allowing oneself to be charmed is simply good manners.

Pela centésima vez neste blog, aquela que para mim é a música mais espiritual dos últimos 10 anos:


p.s. sem o David Bowie

Danilo, Mulek, não leva à mal à pergunta, mais comprei uma sáqueta di pó brasileiro prá fazé um bolo di lima, lá naquela merrrcearia do pão di queijo, e o negócio virou ar e torrão preto: No Brasil há fadas do larrr?

via http://www.abeautifulrevolution.com/blog

Jornalista: Is it true you had to remove Tracey Emin's 'My Bed' from your house because of the smell, and that somenone turned off Marc Quinn's 'Self' refrigeration causing the frozen blood to melt?
Saatchi: No.

Jornalista: Did your parents instill in you an interest in art?
Saatchi: Not that I noticed, but who am I to saywhat inconscious inspiration they provided, or whether deep in my genetic make-up there was a chimpanzee that liked to draw in the dirt with a stick.