Title: Fascinating insight into the artist's life...
Product review: I recently saw this documentary as part of the Christmas Morning programming on public television. What began as a diversion quickly became a fascinating insight into the artist Tasha Tudor, her philosophy, her way of life, and her crafts.The first book I read by Tudor was a copy of "Pumpkin Moonshine", which is almost impossible to find as a used book at a price mere mortals can afford. There are clips of the paintings from the book (and many others), which I had not seen in decades.Tudor describes her outlook on life, art, and raising children. Many of her real life experiences find their way into her stories, in one fashion or another. She also recounts the almost-fantasy world of her own happy childhood.Some may feel that her pastimes and lifestyle border on the rediculous if not the edge of senility. But after watching this insigtful program, I think you will agree she is far sharper and wiser than most of us "normal" people.
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