ARTIST TO ARTIST: LET'S TALK

Why do some artistic rendering become popular the minute one sees or hears it, and others do not get the same reaction.

In my last episode I dealt with the pay disparitie with Black actors, here I am dealing with the lack of oportunties that black actors and other black artists tend to have.

In this episode I will deal with how we as Black actors have to endure the pain, the infliction of being talented yet not having the money to sho for it

In this episode I will explore the phenomenon of certain artist's and their presence and power to move you, even when they remake someone elses work.

In this episode I try to explore what happens when money overides art, or when art is being less then authentic for convience sake.

Many uploads on youtube when dealing with the 60s and particularly the 70s, though will include R & B music and the Disco sounds, it often comes late in the presentation or they are sprinkeled to give the appearance of being somewhat inclusive. 

Exploring the artist concept of the muse, and how they operate with that idea

Sometime an artist will covere or do a remake of creative piece, and by doing so reintrduces us to the one who originally did it.

The emergence of soft rock, was I believ a whites alternative to the funk sound of the seventies.

How world music, music from around the world hekped influence the sounds of the seventies, espacially the disco scene.

This episode focuses on the seventies disco sound that dealt with messages speaking to social issues.

This episode deals with the seventies, particularly the disco era and the various musica genres that this period created.

Dealing with performers with disibilties, and how we struggle to get notice by the theatrical and film industries.

A response to actor Richard Dreyfus opining on the definition of "art"

Why SAG-AFTRA and WGA are on strike, is because of Corporate greed plain and simple.

How socail media is changing the landscape with reagrds to film & Television for those who are underepresented.

Art can be theraputic for both the artist and those of the audeince. It can help through the creative process an artist in regaining their footing.

The quest I have are remakes and sequels really necessary? Why do we artists feel the need to redo someone else's piece of artistic renderings?

Why as an artist do we continue to do what we do, is to inform and entertein at the same time?

The question always is what makes good film, play or novel, a compelling story. 

What happens to artists that somehow drop of the radar, we no longer see them working or even hear of them?

How does one artist takes some other artist piece of work, redi it and that work becomes popular or niticed?

What does the artist do when their society places many constraints on their creativity?

Art what is it, what does it do, and why we who are artists feel the need to expresse our thoughts, our feelings throught the creative expression?

This episode is a continuation of my 'A Backdoor To Stardom' episode I did, dealing with the closing of one door to the opening of another. Exposing a hidden talent that one might not even know they have.