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Fuck. My favorite thing at the Walker Art Center. 
I got dragged there a lot growing up. Didn’t care for much of the indoor permanent collection, nor many of the traveling exhibits, but the outdoor collection is sublime. Great small performance venue, too.
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I still have a t-shirt from their De Stijl exhibition: imagine Mondrian-colored lines separating
De Look
De Color
De Stijl
Found it! (Photo on the internet)
On the back it says Walker Art Center in black.
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Right?
For me it’s a tie between that and Jenny Holzer’s granite benches. Some are thought provoking for me, and some are hilarious.
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Jenny and the Holzers!
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Great name!
Hmmm…Vincent and the Van Goghs?
Salvador and the Dollies!
Louise and the Bourgeoisie!
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Better yet, the band had Dorothy Gambrell (Cat and Girl) and Mr. Chen (her partner), on guitar and drums respectively.
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Nazareth were the first band I saw live in Feb 1973 when they supported Deep Purple on tour. (Deep Purple were of course the second.)
I may have had intermittent tinnitus ever since that day.
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I knew him mainly as my favorite bass player from Miles Davis’ band (something I made sure to tell him when I spoke to him once-- he seemed to enjoy hearing that).
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And I just saw this one too, though @FGD135 already logged it.
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So many movies…
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He also played Gul Madred in the Star Trek: the Next Generation two-part episode Chain of Command, and very nearly broke Captain Picard into seeing five lights.
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Noooooo! He was the best villain character actor we were ever blessed with!
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Very sad to hear this.
Jack the Ripper in 1970s San Francisco in Time After Time. He was perfectly evil.
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That’s a great movie. It’s available on Prime, I think I’ll watch it one evening this week.
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