Today I watched Larry and Tracy from the documentary Wretches & Jabberers on The New York Times' live stream TimesTalks. Here are a couple of their responses:
Larry, what do you express with your art?
"Potentially I might be called an outsider artist giving me cache in the art world, but I really paint from the inside institutions that I feel in my world as an autistic person making art to meet images with feelings."
Larry, what do you express with your art?
"Potentially I might be called an outsider artist giving me cache in the art world, but I really paint from the inside institutions that I feel in my world as an autistic person making art to meet images with feelings."
Tracy, when did you realize that you had communication problems and how did it make you feel?
"That was going back to my earliest memory as a young boy. I knew I was not like other kids. It made me angry and I withdrew. I had tantrums. As a result not being able to show I understood was a jail sentence."
Overall, it was a great lecture. Can't wait to see the film. If you're interested, you can also look at our tweets.
"That was going back to my earliest memory as a young boy. I knew I was not like other kids. It made me angry and I withdrew. I had tantrums. As a result not being able to show I understood was a jail sentence."
Overall, it was a great lecture. Can't wait to see the film. If you're interested, you can also look at our tweets.
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