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Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 1:35 pm
by Kanta
Kanta wrote:@AnDrOiD: That’s a very mean looking clown. :twisted: :evil: Is that Ketchup drooling from the clown’s mouth. :p: :punch:

@Elisabeth: Marianne has very good talent in painting/modelling. :nod:


She is selling losts..other artists can only dream about! But the feebacks about her artworks are twisted in Norway!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marianne_Aulie

I have not made up my mind if her paints are big art or not...but her clowns are cute in a way..and not scaring! That was my point! :P


I loved sircus as a child...and would love to be an acrobat traveling around with a sircus! :love: :lol:

Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 8:52 pm
by Elisabeth
Elisabeth wrote:The Norwegian model and artist Marianne Auli

http://www.fotopia.no/fullnews.asp?newsid=2492

Is known in Norway as an artist who is painting clowns!

And don't you think they look kind! :D

http://www.gallerisand.com/MA_Invitasjon220906.pdf
Oh... She's very good! Image ... I like her cute little clown paintings too. :nod:

Posted: Fri May 23, 2008 11:14 am
by Phil J.
I saw Billy Smarts Circus when I was a kid. It was a magical event set within a huge tent. There were hundreds of people in audience, balloon sellers walked between the seats and there were lots of animals; lions, tigers and elephants; this in the days before it became unacceptable to use animals for entertainment.

Today the travelling circus is dying on it's feet, probably for failing to recognise what a modern audience wants. Cirque du Soleil have set a new standard that all the others have aspire too if they want to survive, unfortunately, few of them have the resources to stage such a show.

Clip = Cirque du Soleil - La Nouba, Diablos CLICK HERE