picasso was the first painter that i discovered who really in the. asked me i've always been a fan of his work i don't know if you can find a lot of picasso in my designs his way of life his colors. cmon. the museum represents the south of france where he is often found new answers to the all important question what is beauty. ever to set up for is a w.t. for me is poetry which can mean many things it's the poetry of a moment when you're taking it in you can't control it you can only perceive it it's very personal. because so also loved the mediterranean thank you guys it's fine you're revealing. it was in his own city of musée in the south of france that the designer unveiled his first collection of men's fashion on the beach at. his colorful easygoing creations include floral elements the flexing mediterranean paintings which. shocked me is this collection also in capsule eight his particular idea of a masculine image one that he's known since childhood. the gift. should all be devalued it's a dumb q i wanted to talk about this male image that insp

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max and monet rothko and picasso at first for russia because he saw their work says little more than paint on canvas. month by the mission of my ignorance led me to acquire as much knowledge as i could of course i knew nothing about art. but i tried to obtain information from different books there was no internet back then. and for that i had to search through books for days just to get a little information about a work eventually i would find something and document it for the museum. child who's i mean i'm just happy i. probably the most precious piece in the vault is jackson pollock's mural on indian red ground it's estimated to be worth as much as two hundred fifty million dollars and is considered one of pollock's greatest works. shahbazi the driver watched over one of the world's most valuable art collections. its value today is estimated at around three billion dollars. called up my. daughter gave me the courage to carry out this task in this way i'm. these are tears of joy i'm simply happy well i may not have been a good person to god. god was good to me for putting me here to

when they came back they were happy and proud to say they had studied says and picasso or more name is this if they were proud to say they were impressionists that they could paint like impressionists. then came a time when iranian artists became aware of the issues in their country they wanted to express themselves through iranian thinks it was after. the revolution many artists became revolutionaries. others who they were artists who took part in the revolution. and wanted to express things related to it you know their name and only a little more bloodshed and society stares or each and all these they were politically minded as you all see with them to his. pervious town of ali is for milieu or with the experiences of iranian artists in recent decades he is one of the most prominent internationally as well. he wants to teach his students it is not the iranian in their work that makes them artists but the art they carry within themselves. that has more you're going to have and that the focus is less on trying to get an iranian artist out of us than on trying to get us out of us he wan

check out the pumpkins and if picasso of pumpkin carvers. enjoy crafts, fabulous food and drink and four stages of entertainment. the great pumpkin parade is saturday at noon. it runs saturday and sunday from 9:00 to 5:00. admission is free. we hope you have a great weekend. >> all right. it's friday. so you know what that means. it's time for this week's perfect pet. we'll tell you why this we'll tell you why this ca h h >>> we are on 24/7 on abc7news.com. we posted something you'll love scrolling through. she married -- there they are. tonsover celebrities there of course. if you're logging on from your phone be sure to download the abc 7 news app. tune in for the latest news and weather right here on our next newscast abc 7 news at 4:00. i could watch that all day. >> yes. >> the royal kids and the way they behave. >> we have canine royalty right now, our perfect pet. >> yeah. your heart will melt when you see this perfect pet and hear his story. he is a five-year-old boxer mix with tonsover energy. he loves going on walks and playing in

he is the picasso of the early 21st—century. he is the artist that eve ryo ne 21st—century.tist that everyone wants to talk about. he didn't create street art as we know it, he gives credit to someone else who was doing it in france. banksy was hiding under red train one day and thought there must be a better way of doing it, i know, iwill and thought there must be a better way of doing it, i know, i will use this technique. everybody knows that ba nksy this technique. everybody knows that banksy put a piece in the british museum. but what they don't talk about is that there was a guy working with him, called calvin russell, who put a piece into the tate gallery. banksy copied that idea. banksy has taken good ideas and made them universally great. universally acceptable. when before he came along, painting on the street was a criminal act. if banksy does a painting on the wall, suddenly it is art. what is the difference? 0k. suddenly it is art. what is the difference? ok. we will end there. describing their the master of... thank you. let's find out how the weather is lookin

. >> my name is rafael picasso. i am an sciu 1021 vice president of the school chapters, negotiator and 30 years shop steward. i've seen discrimination throughout my career here. i plan on retiring hopefully in five years so i ain't got to deal with it no more. that being said, i heard h.r. earlier give a description of how they're hiring practices are. that's all fine and dandy. you know, we all put rules together and union contracts together, too. and in our union contractses we talk about discrimination and all sorts of stuff. but do our managers follow those union contracts? no! they violate those union contracts on a daily, ok. i'm -- like i said, i've been here 34 years. i started off as a janitor. i worked my way up as an interim director. you know what i get paid? 5% more than my employee that works under me. but you know what the director that sits in the other office gets paid? a lot more than i do. why? is it because i'm a mexican with brown skin? and the person that acts as the director in the office nex

check out the volkswagen size pumpkin and the picasso of camping will sculpt them. enjoy krat, food and drink and sbrrntment. the festival runs saturday and sunday from 9:00 to 5:00 admission free. from us and partners at hood nl we hope you have a great weekend. >> 6:57 is the time and a final weather check. >>> sunday the warmer day for the pumpkin festival even fog out there today and tonight. 68 in san francisco. 83 in concord. cooler at the contest. the seven-day forecast a fire weather watch tonight through monday. the winds turned offshore and it's getting very warm, even warm at the coast. be careful out there. >> all right thank you lisa and thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. always a privilege to be able to deliver the news to you. i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. news continues online. abc 7 news returns at 8:00 a.m. see you then. >> announcer: let's take on the issues. let's call out the problems. >> let's face it we have a trash issue here in san francisco. >> announcer: and find real solutions. let's have hard conversations. >> i feel the c

quoting picasso, the urge to destroy is also a creative urge. controversy and global pr for signatures of the mysterious artist who skyrocketed to stardom with satirical, often dark-humored spray paintings. aiming his spray can at social injustice and consumerism. especially in the world of art. >> that stunt has added a minimum of $5 million to his back pocket. >> reporter: guys, collectors say, as you heard here, that stunt has already increased the value of that painting. get this, he says $5 million. but it could be up to $7 million. bet the buyer is saying, thank you, mr. banksy. guys? >> yeah, for real. >> maybe the buyer doesn't want to hang it in the living room anymore. >> maybe you do hang it in the living room and show off. you got lucky on this one. >> i'm going to start shredding everything i've got. >>> coming up on "gma" the firs. what melania trump says about the president's tweets. and why she doesn't want the public focusing on what she wears. >> hmm. >>> also this morning, there's new troubles for olympic gold medalist ryan lo

picasso skibo in this space is massive sensitization is a risky and it is not going to change. >> thank you. i'll have about a minute left so as a follow up many of the projects or use cases for decentralized computing as mr. van valkenburg testimony refers to it, , are still in the conceptual phase or not being widely adopted as a gift. are either particular factors entering implication or adoption of blockchain or decentralized computing solutions? what are the most meaningful steps that market participants or regulators can take to create certainty or promote a a safe h forward? i like each take about 30 seconds to answer me, please. >> so decentralized computing use cases are hard challenges. as i sit email was invented in 1972 and it took 20 years of assistance to be friendly enough for consumers to want to use them to send messages. we can chokepoints that are vulnerable on the internet today that could be made better with blockchains. one, the dns system which was a hack about the website to make unavailable come new times and -- >> i want to stop it and go to dr. roubini. >> the

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