A Must Watch. THE REAL BLOW UP, a BBC documentary revisiting the beginings and careers of the new upcoming breed of British fashion photographers and their iconic models capturing on film the revolutionary Swinging London look, so influential for the iconic film, Blow Up by Michelangelo Antonnioni. Featuring interviews with Marianne Faithfull, Twiggy, David Bailey, Vidal Sassoon, Barry Lategan, Terence Stamp, David Hemmings, David Puttnam, Tom Wolsey, Veruschka, Jill Kennington, George Melly, Terence Donovan, Jean Shrimpton.
THE REAL BLOW UP - Part 2
AN INTERVIEW WITH RENE IATBA.
Rene says "My series of films reinstates the necessity of granting ART diplomatic immunity without attacking or violating the human rights of the individual. Freedom of expression is quintessential to communication and therefore to education”.
ART is the only endeavor in which an individual can find freedom from politicians dictatorships and the asphyxiating grip of religious beliefs. An artist cannot create and follow instruction at the same time.
To punish individuals for relating their dreams, visions or discoveries is a cruel and undeserved punishment. As Nature’s Ambassador I have been warning people of the impending doom we will face if we continue ignoring Nature’s messages such as climate change. Those who believe in eternal life after death undervalue the importance of life after birth.
My goal is to eradicate censorship because I consider it to be a form of slavery which leads to self censorship which Is, without a doubt, slavery perfected.
Rene IATBA
For more about Rene IATBA, visit Rene I Am The Best Artist
Danny Seraphine interviewed by Natalie Denise Spearl at Robby Krieger/Scott Medlock Golf Invitational Tournament & Rock and Roll Concert, benefit to St. Jude Research Hospital for Children
Undergroung Chic Sustainable Handbags participates at the MTV Music Video Awards 2015. Interview with guests and Ann Greeberg handbags designer
Tick with Us. Two fabulous gals doing interviews
Although, the Kalbeliyas posed for the camera like for a fashion editorial spread, the action permeates ingenuity and sets a frank connection between the Kalbeliyas subjects and the audience.