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- Narrated by: Javier Portugués (Portu)
- Length: 9 hrs and 18 mins
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Vuelve la fresca sabiduría de Gompertz para enseñarnos a mirar como artistas y experimentar una nueva manera de estar en el mundo.
Los artistas han aprendido a prestar atención. El resto de los mortales, sin embargo, pasamos la mayor parte del tiempo con el piloto automático, corriendo de aquí para allá, y nuestra excesiva familiaridadcon lo que nos rodea nos ciega ante el sinfín de maravillosos fenómenos que afirman la vida. Pero no tiene por qué ser así.
A su más puro estilo, Will Gompertz nos lleva a la mente de los artistas, desde estrellas contemporáneas hasta viejos maestros, desde los más famosos hasta algunos menos conocidos, a lo largo y ancho del mundo, para mostrarnos cómo mirar y experimentar el mundo con mayor conciencia.
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La crítica ha dicho:
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Antonio Lucas, El Mundo
«Gompertz es tan provocador, irreverente, irónico, divertido y políticamente incorrecto como muchos de los artistas de los que habla. Su visión del mundo del arte es inteligente, salpimentada con buenas dosis de humor».
Nati Pulido, ABC
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Me encanto este libro, pude aprender bastante sobre la vida de los artistas que mencionan en el libro, me apoye de recursos visuales para entender mejor.
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