So lovely to see Ann Kelly dancing right at the front here. We have just marked the third anniversary since she took her life and this video reminds us all of how full of life she was...
Oh Leti, I'm so sorry to hear that. Must be very strange for you to see this.. stranger still to have discovered it, buried deep and hardly seen in RU-vid's depths. I didn't know Ann, I was there with the friends behind me, and must have just caught her on camera by pure chance. Is she the lady in the polka dot dress? If so, I'm glad to have caught her in that moment of blissful abandon - lost in music, full of life. My sympathies to you and all who knew her. x
"Most influential architect of the 20th and 21st centuries". He's a brilliant architect but nowhere near as influential as Frank Lloyd Wright or Le Corbusier in the 20th, His work in the 21st was valuable but not influential, certainly not compared to Gehry, Rogers, Koolhass, or Hadid, amongst others. Enjoyed Tom's report though.
Hadid was herself an admirer of Oscar...Oscar created revolutionary new designs, while Wright was lot more old school...maybe only Le Corbusier can be compared to him as an architect with really rolutionary design concepts...He was the only one Le Corbusier could agree to take over the united nation project, which was originally concept of Le Corbusier..it is a joke to even compare architects like Hadid with Oscar...Niemeyer was ahead of his time, he designed buildings in the 30's which today still looks damn modern...
@@gravitasgravitas Sorry, I meant he was one of the most influencial in 20th century (in 2012 he passed away being 104 years old, so I don't think you can't expect from him to do much works in 21 th cenutry, although he still designed some nice projects in 21 th century, but cuz of he was very weak and old so his peformance and passion wasn't the same as before, since in that age every movement is a challenge
