in his final years, michelangelo wrote a profoundly personal sonnet.in a frail boat, "through stormy seas, "my life in its course "has now reached the harbor, "the bar of which all men must cross "to render account of good and evil done. "i now know how weighted in error "was the fond fantasy which made art for me "an idol and a king, "and how mistaken that earthly love "which all men seek. "what of those thoughts of love, once light and gay, "as towards two deaths i move? "one is certain. the other menaces. "no brush, no chisel quietens the soul "once turned to the divine love of he who stretches out his arms upon the cross." [kathleen weil-garris brandt] michelangelo had excavated into the block so deeply, had changed his ideas about the design so many times, that there simply may not have been enough marble left for him to complete any of the images that are suggested all at once in the stone. michelangelo probably wouldn't have seen the rondonini pieta as a work of art, but it does show his unceasing attempts, until just a few days before his death

michelangelo's is contained... perfect... full of potential. but bernini's david moves...rue to the spirit of the baroque, observer. this david is meant to be experienced. the viewpoint in this case, of course, is that of goliath. it's said that the cardinal maffeo barberini held a mirror toernini'sace so theoung pdigy could use his own expreson intense concentration r the dad. when the cardinal became pope urban viii, he said to the artist, "it is your good luck to see maffeo barberini pope, "but we are even luckier, "for the cavaliere bernini lives at the time of our pontificate." there is scarcely a corner of rome that was not graced by bernini's touch... from the small witty adornment, the elephant and the obelisk in the little piazza of santa maria sopra minerva... to the vast piazza and itenclosing lonnade, in front of the basilica of saint peter. "he is a rare man," said urban viii, "and a sublime artist borne by divine disposition and for the glory of rome." these statements by the pope about his favorite artist are significant in two ways. they were prophetic of t

once on the show, we decided to show a picture of michelangelo's david.at point it switched from art to pornography. and it turns out it's right when the penis is the only thing in the shot. you just get closer and closer. >> out of context. >> our standards and practices people blurred michelangelo's work on the show. the other time they blurred a stick figure, they blurred out the nipples in a stick figure. it's hard to follow. >> it is really, yeah. >> was michelangelo cold do you think when he had that -- okay, i'll get the -- okay. you can say [ bleep ]? >> jimmy: anything you want to try out? well, yeah, no, but -- because some words, they're okay in context, but i could say stick and i could say bang and i could say veiny, but if i say veiny [ bleep ] -- >> jimmy: the combination. >> all context. some things sound rude and they're just not. spam sandwich. that sounds like a euphemism. and it's not. i just like spam sandwich. tradesman entrance. tradesman entrance around the back. it sounds so -- >> jimmy: we used to have a shop in las vegas where i

why paint, because we have michelangelo and leonardo. why waste your time?ost likely are not going to be on that level anyway, but it's not about that. today, ortist works not aboutit's creating immortal masterpieces. that we don't design ourselves, it is generations after. it is something that relates to here and now, something which is about communicating your thoughts and your understanding of what is important to other people. and therefore we need new art. that.t cannot do it can do a lot of other things, and of course humanity hasn't changed that much. in the last thousand or 2000 years. are stilleek dramas at the very core of human experience. but still, we need new stuff. tavis: i hear your stuff about the new art versus the old art. our traditional, classical music lovers open to new art versus old art? i listen to your example about the visual arts, for example. my sense is people are actually open to seeing new stuff. our traditional classic music lovers open to hearing new stuff versus wrongs and beethoven, brahms andsus beethoven? don't like the

michelangelo. >> he's using a pounce machine tracing over all the contour lines of the image. while he's doing that the penal he's use something burning holes in the painter. the painter will grab this when he gets to the wall. he'll take a bag filled with dust, and he'll rub it over the surface, and it leaves that impression of whatever part of the art work shows. >> and they're ready to paint. well, not quite. it takes thousands of pounds of rigging to get here. it also makes for a hectic week. they call themselves wall dogs often laboring seven days in a row or more battling fatigue and the elements. >> we've been working a 15-degree weather. with this is something that you have to deal with. the wall is not going to paint itself. >> clients are willing to pay a premium for one of these ads because this kind of performance art creates an invaluable buzz that you don't get with traditional outdoor campaigns. >> there is something different about seeing someone on scaffolding at a high haven'ta f painting that turns heads. it was worth it in our minds. >> reporter: a concept

what are the applications or things or inventions if this is the michelangelo moment so we can have safer conversations. >> silicon valley is gearing up and answering to give the public tools so they can live their lives snoop free. we are early in this. we protect privacy online. there are other companies. i would say snap chat for 450 million snaps a day which is fun pictures, but snap chats. the whole point of snap chat is you get to send something to someone, and then it disappears forever. it's not stored on the server. i think it needs to be taken seriously. phil zimmerman with one of the great privatcy protocols on the internet, we're gearing up to give you tools. >> will i be offered them by att & t and verizon. >> the start ups are going to try to sell you stuff, and eventually what's going to happen everybody in the world is going to get protected in the same way they're protected against anti-virus, frogs or transactions. the big companies because of regulation and because they're detecting themselves, the big companies will provide silent subsidies for the public to protect th

the appollo belevedere had been known to michelangelo and his contemporaries and disseminated in castshroughout europe from versailles to the soane museum. this is an 18th-century copy. but greece itself had remained largely unknown. artists like poussin were depicting imaginary landscapes. and then during the 18th century, the discoveries at herculaneum and pompeii, baalbek, and palmeira opened a new horizon on the ancient world. and that was the time that theorists like winckelmann and, slightly later, goethe, propounded their theory that the greek style, this noble simplicity, was the true style, was the perfection of art, that the greeks had known true liberty because of the light of reason, and that their art had attained its perfection because of liberty. the message for the 18th century, then, was clear-- that this was the art for free peoples, a vision of an ordered and harmonious universe governed by classical ideals of perfection and harmony. neo-classicism, then, perhaps it is, but better to call it the art of the age of reason. in the last half of the 18th century, these id

i'm calling this a michelangelo moment.ered that a pernicious virus was on commuters -- computers. it activated on march 8, michelangelo's birthday. it was not all that different from other viruses. it hit all around the world. the media took notice for the first time. this gave rise to a huge industry that we can define as antivirus. also, the deep infrastructure business. >> where are we now? >> we're at the moment where privacy is getting the attention of the world. the public is aware that they have something to lose and the demand for products and technologies that could protect their privacy are skyrocketing. chat,r my company or snap which gives you the ability to communicate. or this new phone that was announced recently at the mobile world conference, or the boeing technology -- this is a very powerful moment. i am hoping there's an edge industry born -- being born. >> no one is looking for margin compression across social media. all of this ferment and business about income statements. the margins will not be ther

while this was sculpted over a century before the renaissance began, michelangelo himself traveled herevel at pisano's work, drawing inspiration from its realism. around the top, christ's life unfolds in a continuous scroll. the infamous massacre of the innocents is powerful. king herod, so threatened by this newborn king, orders the slaughter of all the first-born sons in hopes of killing baby jesus. mary and joseph load up the donkey and hustle their son down to egypt as the bloody massacre proceeds. the sculptor captures the horror of this event with a skill unprecedented in its day. pisano's 400 intricately sculpted figures all weave a complex theological ideal. this provides a symbolic foundation designed to legitimize and reinforce the gospel message the priests read from the lectern crowning the pulpit. in the middle ages, you couldn't even enter the church until you were baptized. that's why baptisteries like pisa's were free-standing buildings adjacent to the church. the interior is simple and spacious. a statue of john, the first baptist, the man who baptized christ, seems to

yeah, and michelangelo "only" painted the sixteenth chapel.n't keep your face so close to the paint cans. sorry, buddy, i'm getting a golf lesson and then i'm playing with a client, but i'll try to make your next performance. (doorbell rings, thud) phil! little busy. oh, you always do this. you cram stuff in the freezer without thinking about it. i opened the door, and a frozen turkey almost fell on my foot. i keep pulling it to the left. are we sure the house is level? are you not the least bit sorry? i could have broken a toe. honey, i'm sorry for dozens of things every day

. >> just like michelangelo, in the sistine chapel. >> only on al jazeera america. >> it is oscar weekend and millions will tune in for hoirld'hollywood's biggest nigh. but a surprising report says millions of americans haven't seen even some of these. bill wyman joins us and ben mankowitz, a critic and away the flick? is this more proof that it's television that matters these dates? >> well, television definitely matters these days. and there's no question that the best of television is better than the best of movies. but maybe two-thirds of americans have not seen any of the nominated films but they have certainly seen the actors and they love some of the actors. and two-thirds of americans that still leaves a third of americans and that's a lot of people. i don't really see this as a disconnect. when a third of americans have seen at least one and probably a lot of these films that's a pretty big group of people that all care about this night to some extent. >> the other surprising part of the poll, the people seem to like nominees who are not favorites. let's start with best supportin

name is buzz of michelangelo fletcher. the video has gotten in 7 4 million hits. >> in what happens? it's the first baby but by the second referred forget it. >> than his by himself singing. she doesn't even want to hear it. let's take a look at our day. 21 degrees is the current temperature. it will be cold. typically we should see highs in the low 50s. was anything close to that until about friday. high temperatures will jump into the mid-40s. the minute 21 eduard. 194 waukegan. 224 aurora. hopefully this will help our temperatures dropped a bit. looking outside we'd find clouds across the region. certainly the disturbance out to the west will bring snow into portions of western illinois. for us, later in to tonight we have the potential for light snow showers to come our way. not a heavy hit but we will see anything between -1 in. up to 1 in.. pick your ago. increasing cause today. flurries are possible. 33 degrees. tonight we're down to 19. tomorrow we will make the mid-20s. 26 for the high there. once the women 36. >>

. >> some of the recognizable pieces we did were a torso of michelangelo, we did a mona lisa, we didminutes before going live, david comes up with a mischievous plan. >> i thought to myself, you know what, man, i am tired of doing all this serious news. i said, what if you just bring up this giant block of ice and i'll build up this story and talk about this being your prized possession, you have had the idea for months and then, the piece of resistance, i'm going to knock this thing over and it's going to shatter. >> he's like, come on, it will be great, don't corny. and i was like, okay, we'll do this. >> this is probably the coolest place literally and figuratively here at the fair, the ice museum, 15 degrees, the most unbelievable ice sculptures you have ever seen. you were telling me this is one of your prized possessions. >> yeah, this is a barachus cherub. he just pulled this out of the air. >> i'm standing here like, what the hell is this guy talking about? >> i've been working on it for eight hours now. >> as far as the amount of time i spent on it, i had started that piece

weapons companies sparked outrage after running an ad where michelangelo's david is holding a rifle. >> all that? >> the real-life moment just like "rambo." a saudi man chases down a truck speeding past a police checkpoint. >> check this out. this court side proposal. >> will you marry me? >> and all that matters. >> they're moving into a different understanding of putin as a guy who can't be reasoned with. >> reasoned with because he's obsessed by the idea of restoring russia's grandeur? >> it's different goals. it's about bringing things to the table. they're different tables. >> a sleeping baby woken up by a backseat dance party. ♪ >> this morning's "eye-opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is on assignment so anthony mason is here. good morning. >> good morning. great to be here. >> great to have you here. as you wake up in the west there is still no sign of a malaysian airlines jet that disappeared about 72 hours ago. the fate of that flight from kuala lumpur to beijing is being called an unprecedented aviation mystery.

it ends with the introduction of their born baby, named buzz michelangelo fletcher. conditions.ain started in the morning on and off throughout the day and even if maybe a thunderstorm. thursday they're still a chance for some showers especially for the first half of the day and it will clear out. of which about towards next weekend. >>: we're going to rain. more storms coming at least open news. we have the rain on the way. we will give you the very latest on the commute and whether first thing tomorrow morning. thanks for joining us. thing tomorrow morning. thanks for joining us. doctor ph[doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." a wife's shocking accusation. >> i believe he put rubbing alcohol in my contacts case. >> dr. phil: she says you attempted to blind her. >> why wo

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