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After watching the film, Mann wanted to know more about its claims "We didn't even stay to see the whole thing," Campbell said Within a week, it was appearing in chain-owned theaters along with "Spider-Man 2," "The Notebook" and other big summer attractions " Former Iowa Republican Chairman Michael Mahaffey said the movie's impact could be dulled over time "I don't consider myself a Republican or a Democrat Independents and GOP-leaning voters are likely to be found sitting beside those set to revel in its depiction of a clueless president with questionable ties to the oil industry The Gallup survey found that nearly half of the Republicans and independents who expect to see the film said they were likely to view it on video michaelmoore "You want to respect the president," Sheesley said Drawn in part by the buzz surrounding the film, people packed the theaters and formed long lines for tickets Four weeks and $94 million later, the film is still pulling in moviegoers at 2,000 theaters around the country, making Republicans nervous as it settles into the American mainstream "It was one-sided "I'm not sure if it moves voters," GOP consultant Scott Reed said, "but if it moves 3 or 4 percent it's been a success com " A Gallup survey conducted July 8-11 said 8 percent of American adults had seen the film at that time, but that 18 percent still planned to see it at a theater and another 30 percent plan to see it on video "I think most people don't bother to really research, and all they need is something popular to sway them For Scott Campbell, 19, the movie reinforced his apathy toward politics gallup , watching the movie last week at the Columbiana Grande tipped 26-year-old David Wood's support more to the left When he sat down to watch the film at the Varsity Theater in Des Moines last weekend, Rob Sheesley didn't harbor anti-Bush feelings "Conventional wisdom will change completely every four or five weeks , contributed to this report â€â€?â€â€?â€â€? On the Net: Gallup survey: http://www " Based on a record-breaking gross of $94 million through last weekend, theaters already have sold an estimated 12 million tickets to "Fahrenheit 9/11 'Fahrenheit 9/11' Making GOP Nervous Jul 22, 4:39 AM EST Republicans initially dismissed "Fahrenheit 9/11" as a cinematic screed that would play mostly to inveterate Bush bashers C "It's July," he said 11, 2001, terrorist attacks had impressed retired teacher Lavone Mann, another Des Moines moviegoer C com Michael Moore official Web site: http://www "Moore forces you to think about the role of oil in the politics of American life," O'Brien said â€â€?â€â€?â€â€? Associated Press writer Jennifer Holland in Columbia, S " Still, "Fahrenheit 9/11" is likely to gain an even wider audience when it's released on home video in the weeks before Election Day I just vote for whoever is right for the job," the University of South Carolina student said " Two senior Republicans closely tied to the White House said the movie from director Michael Moore is seen as a political headache because it has reached beyond the Democratic base "In all honesty, in a very close election, who knows what will sway the public?" Mahaffey said "It raised a lot of questions "I guess that I think it makes me want to pursue how much of it is accurate and not just get carried away with one film," she said More than a third of Republicans and nearly two-thirds of independents told Gallup they had seen or expected to see the film at theaters or on video " In GOP-strong Columbia, S Two hours later, he left with conflicted emotions " Others at the screening in Columbia were put off by what they saw as the film's biased approach to examining Bush and the reasons he took the country to war "This goes back a long way "Fahrenheit 9/11" opened in June mainly in locally owned arts theaters that specialize in obscure films and tiny audiences " Retired college professor Dennis O'Brien, a Bush voter in 2000 and a movie buff who has seen other Moore films, said "Fahrenheit 9/11" hasn't changed his view of Bush but may well serve a larger purpose by sparking debate "I don't hear Bush and (Vice President Dick) Cheney saying that this is incorrect "It's a problem only if a lot of people see it "If you are a naive, uncommitted voter and wander into a theater, you aren't going to come away with a good impression of the president," Republican operative Joe Gaylord said " Bush's leadership in the wake of the Sept Unlike the early impressionists, Seurat was not capturing a moment; he was creating one But when he began painting in oils in the early 1880s, he adopted the loose brushwork and light-filled palette of Claude Monet and the other early impressionists It's even the subject of a musical, Stephen Sondheim's "Sunday in the Park With George But none ever saw Seurat's masterpiece quite the way he painted it They said Seurat spent two years working on the painting, and in one reworking he extensively used a new pigment called zinc yellow, which turned out to be unstable " Officials at the Art Institute of Chicago estimate that tens of millions of visitors have viewed the huge canvas since it first went on display here in 1924 Using the rough brushwork of impressionism, he completed the painting in time for a March 1885 exhibition Using modern knowledge of pigment chemistry, the experts have created a color-enhanced replica that shows how the canvas looked when Seurat completed it That painting is too large and fragile to travel from London, but a number of Seurat's preliminary studies for it are in the Chicago exhibition Seurat worked at first only in black-and-white, concentrating on form, rather than color The resulting darkening of the paint was already well under way when Seurat died of diphtheria in 1891 at age 31 For the next several years, much of Seurat's work pointed that way, too "La Grande Jatte" was never shown again during Seurat's lifetime, and was shown only five times more before Art Institute trustee Frederic Bartlett bought it in 1924 artic "The colors in the painting seem so much brighter, and more detail stands out â€â€? even with lower light When he returned to Paris, he began drawing and painting on his own Within days, Seurat was being hailed as leader of a new artistic school He also studied scientific works on color theory The style was dubbed pointillism after the painting was shown in 1886 at the last of the impressionist exhibitions The current show will not travel either " "Le Grande Jatte" is now covered with a custom-made new sheet of high-tech glass, so non-reflective that it seems invisible " As a talented schoolboy draftsman, Seurat was admitted to the prestigious Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris at age 16, and studied classical drawing Put them in stiff poses In the final work, he also painted the landscape first, and then added the figures in three stages But when that show was postponed, Seurat decided to repaint the entire canvas, which is nearly 7 feet high and 11 feet wide If your name is Georges-Pierre Seurat and you have some novel ideas about light and color, the results are going to be most striking " She also said the new frame was designed to better display the multicolor painted border, sort of a frame-within-a-frame , that Seurat added to the painting several years after its first showing in 1886 "For a painting so large and fragile, it's in surprisingly good shape "It's amazing what the new frame and the darker wall color have done," said Gloria Groom, one of the exhibition's curators But after only 18 months, he dropped out to do his mandatory year of military service </p > "Bathing Place" shows some youths relaxing along the Seine " He sketched the landscape first, and then searched Paris for figures to populate it with That's not to say that the original looks all that bad Significantly, most of them are gazing toward La Grande Jatte "Actually, despite the bad zinc pigment, 'La Grande Jatte' is remarkably virginal for its age," Groom said A painting was only finished when he decided it was finished edu Because he wanted to capture some of the spirit of ancient Greek and Egyptian art, he made his people stiff and stylized â€â€? but he dressed them in the latest Paris fashions "Seurat kept changing things," Groom said Seurat Painting Inspires New Exhibition Jun 24, 10:03 AM EST Plunk down about 40 people, three dogs and one monkey on an island in the Seine just outside Paris on a sun-drenched afternoon It runs through Sept In the repainting, Seurat changed styles completely "He was from a fairly wealthy family so he didn't have to sell paintings â€â€? he didn't even have a dealer Those color theories led him away from accepted impressionism â€â€? a distance visible in his first large painting intended for exhibition, "Bathing Place, Asnieres," done in 1883-84 He covered over his earlier broad strokes with tiny dots and "stitches" of prismatic color He lent it to the museum that year and made an outright gift of it two years later Seurat's "A Sunday on La Grande Jatte â€â€? 1884" is one of the most famous paintings in the world In preparation for the show, it was reframed and moved from the white walls of the Art Institute's Impressionism gallery, to a special exhibition gallery with dark green walls and lower light levels 19 He drew those figures first with black crayon, and then painted miniature versions on wooden panels Since then, it has left Chicago only once They show that the scene was not done from nature, but was carefully composed â€â€?â€â€?â€â€? On the Net: www That's the conclusion of the art historians and scientists who contributed to "Seurat and the Making of 'La Grande Jatte,'" a new exhibition at the Art Institute It was lent to the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1958, but after a fire broke out at MoMA, Art Institute officials decreed it would never travel again The exhibition contains dozens of preliminary studies for "La Grande Jatte |
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