temple of art is an upcoming documentary created and directed by allan amato and olga nunes .

the film follows over 50 artists ' creative process and philosophies , asking each of them the question , “ why do you make art ? ” .

the artists and musicians include : grant morrison , bill sienkiewicz , brian thies , barron storey , amanda palmer , neil gaiman , olga nunes , david mack , dave mckean and others , each sharing their stories of their creations , influences and philosophies .

the film provides a look at the industry of art as it continues to change and evolve .

temple of art has been slated for international distribution on dvd .

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temple of art <EOT> temple of art is a film by co - creators allan amato & olga nunes .

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the degree of bachelor of arts in art history may be conferred upon a student by recommendation of the faculty and upon the satisfactory completion of a minimum of 123 semester hours of credit with a minimum cumulative gpa of 2 . 0 overall and in the major .

students majoring in art history graduate with a thorough knowledge of the art historical traditions of each major period from ancient through postmodern art and with an understanding of the methods practiced in the discipline of art history . tyler ' s art history program has a unique point of view . from its position in a university setting and in one of the country ' s top art schools , its students have access to outstanding research resources , studio work , and travel opportunities that create a multidimensional undergraduate experience .

we ' re super excited to release our first temple of art trailer into the world ! a documentary that looks at what it even means to be an artist , how to fail beautifully , and proceed with courage .

to forget that temple of art , now a fully funded documentary about the creative process , began as a portrait sitting with artist david mack . i suggested he paint on a print of his portrait , and he was so energized by the idea , he brought a couple of artist friends over to the studio .

join in . be part of the film . art is the silver boot that crushes all conformity .

jordan garlic , who earned her ba in art history in dec 2017 , will be interning at the philadelphia museum of art in the summer of 2018 . she is as well the r . . .

emma pilker ( ba , art history , 2018 ) is working as an intern at the philadelphia museum of art this summer on a honekman diversity scholarship . . . .

" science is an extremely interesting version of constrained creativity . transcendent art comes from creative constraint . " @ jannalevin # wsf16

despite what you may have heard , an art degree can be one of the most useful college degrees you can get today .

art exists as both a product of passion and fuel for it . there are many worthwhile causes that require assistance to garner both interest

in addition to taking courses at temple ' s main campus in philadelphia , students are encouraged to study abroad , spending a semester or year at temple ' s campuses in either tokyo or rome . several undergraduates are also often accepted into a summer excavation project in italy . in addition to these opportunities , internships at the philadelphia museum of art , the fabric workshop and museum , the print center , and other local and regional cultural institutions provide hands - on learning experiences . academically exceptional art history majors at the junior and senior level may be invited to join phi beta kappa , honor society for the liberal arts and sciences .

for more than 25 years , tyler school of art has offered non - credit studio workshops designed to meet the needs of beginning , intermediate , and advanced level high school and adult learners . you will find a wide spectrum of hands - on studio workshops .

tyler has been challenging creators and designers , artists , art historians , art educators , and architects , to explore and create in a dynamic environment for more than 75 years .

saturday also sees the annual comic - con masquerade in ballroom 20 , for those who want to see the latest cosplay trends ( it starts at 8 : 30pm ) , and a non - comics panel worth noting : 11 : 00am’s temple of art brings together a whole host of amazing talent including dave mckean , bill sienkiewicz , grant morrison , kent williams and many more to discuss an ongoing cross - media project . it’s in room 25abc and , given the pedigree of those involved , just may be the most interesting panel of the entire show .

all upper - level art history courses are categorized as upper - level liberal arts courses .

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elizabeth ( phd candidate , art history ) writes , " i am pleased to share that i have accepted a 9 - month research residency at the center for the art and archite . . .

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upper - level art history courses are categorized as upper - level liberal arts ( cla ) courses .

grades below a c - in art history and general education courses do not fulfill requirements for the degree .

60 years ago : comics on trial a break from the norm , perhaps , as l . a . - based captured aural phantasy theater read excerpts from some of the offending stories and transcripts of the april 1954 senate hearings attacking comics led by frederic wertham ahead of a discussion of the impact those hearings had on the industry and art form . ( 6 : 00pm – 7 : 00pm , room 9 )

no . 15 overall among art schools no . 2 in glass no . 7 in printmaking no . 10 in painting

" there ' s a falseness about science vs . art . we ' re born capable of both and slowly unlearn . we don ' t have to give that up . " @ jannalevin # wsf16

note : in addition to the capstone requirement , one other upper - level art history course ( either as part of the 5 " categories " or electives ) must be writing intensive ( wi ) .

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emma roberts ( ba art history anticipated 2019 ) is interning at the solomon r . guggenheim museum this summer . . . .

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there’s no getting around it—saturday and sunday at comic - con are the best of times and worst of times , with saturday in particular so packed with panels that promise a lot of fun that there’s no chance to see them all . sunday is a little bit quieter , but has a couple of surprises in store , as you’ll see below . in the meantime , here are some more suggestions of comic - based panels that you really shouldn’t miss if you’re at the show .

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lakeith stanfield and his sorry to bother you director boots riley discuss the stress of filming sex scenes .

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comics & pop music ! the crossovers between two american art forms of the 20th century are explored in this panel , which features not only alex segura ( writer of archie meets kiss ) and the fifth beatle writer vivek tiwary ( as well as other creators and editors ) , but also marky ramone . no , really . ( 7 : 00pm – 8 : 00pm , room 28de )

fictionalized nonfiction : the art of combining fact and fiction publishers weekly’s heidi macdonald talks to cartoonists who work in the memoir / autobio field ( including gilbert hernandez , mini pond and david lansky , who worked on the carter family : don’t forget this song ) about how they turn fact into comic books , and the complications of that process . ( 3 : 00pm – 4 : 00pm , room 32ab )

our fathomlessly talented satine phoenix is featured on bleeding cool this week , a favorite destination of ours . . . .

a look at the comic panel schedule for the saturday and sunday of this year ' s san diego comic - con .

saturday cbldf : banned comics ! one of a number of panels about comic book censorship today—also recommended is the earlier cbldf : tales from the code - true stories of censorship panel , which features creators talk about the days of the comics code authority—this panel brings together the comic book legal defense fund’s charles brownstein , creators jeff smith and gene yang and more to talk about this year’s banned books week and the censorship that comics face today . ( 1 : 00pm – 2 : 00pm , room 30cde )

2 . 5 years and 55 artists later , toa is a film in the works , a book published by baby tattoo and a bi - coastal gallery show featuring the artist’s interpretations of their photographic portraits . this is by far the longest and most involved personal project of my career , and will stand in perpetuity as the most profound collaborative effort of my career . at least until book 2 !

on never giving up : ' yesterday i posted a message about not giving up on your daydream , and a lovely follower of . . .

a documentary that explores what it means to be an artist and why it ' s important to pursue your passion - even in the face of failure .

a minimum of 45 semester hours in upper level courses ( cla 2000 to 4999 ; cst 2000 to 4999 ) must be completed with a passing grade .

one good thing about that abomination of a speech : it ' s now impossible for any trump supporter to pretend they don ' t know what he is .

since then , allan and olga have traveled the world interviewing artists and hunting the story that beats at the heart of why we create . along the way , they got help from executive producers amanda palmer , neil gaiman , jon schnepp , as well as good bully collective new addition jason seigler . the film also flourished from invaluable contributions from luminaries kevin smith , grant morrison , and chuck palahnuik— not to mention the cadre of incredible artists that power the engine of the project itself .

our graduates are well prepared , whether they wish to pursue graduate work in the field , write professionally , launch careers in museums or auction houses , or embark on any other path that requires broad liberal arts experience and a strong background interpreting the visual world . they hold jobs as museum curators , gallery directors , corporate art employees , researchers , and work in a variety of capacities for cultural associations .

to make it happen , they formed good bully collective , a ragtag consort of two stink - eyed misfits hell - bent on crow - barring open the hearts of every aspiring artist everywhere , whether they liked it or not . together they brought the idea to kickstarter and succeeded in raising eighty thousand dollars to propel the film .

dynamite 10th anniversary panel featuring quentin tarantino as he comes to dynamite ! the sequel to django unchained - django meets zorro firstly , yes ; that’s really the full title of the panel . secondly , i don’t think i need to add anything to that title , do i ? dynamite founder nick barrucci and editor joseph rybandt sit down with the creative team of django / zorro : matt wagner , reginald hudlin and , of course , quentin tarantino himself . ( 2 : 15pm – 3 : 15pm , room 6bcf )

is a senior - level course in historiography and research methods , offered only during spring semesters . students may take capstone in either the third or fourth year , but should not enroll until after they have completed at least four upper - level art history courses .

featuring billy bob thornton , neil gaiman , ben folds , chuck palahniuk , grant morrison , kevin smith , amanda palmer , dave mckean , barron storey , bill sienkiewicz , david mack , jim mahfood , scott fischer ( artist ) , teresa n . fischer artist , molly crabapple , zelda devon art , kozyndan , jon schnepp , stephanie inagaki , jaw cooper , matt levin , frank quitely , coop , marc scheff ' s art , rebecca guay illustration , dongyun lee , mark mangini , junko mizuno , maria popova , kurt huggins , mark buckingham , kellisimone waits , jeff parise , jensine eckwall illustration , tara mcpherson , vincent castiglia , megan hutchinson , paul pope , dadu shin , fred harper art , kyle stecker , travis louie , matt kennedy & more ! original music by shipwrek . we hope you enjoy !

all - ages comics have arrived creators of all - ages comics—ones that attempt to live up to that title , and not just entertain kids—including dave roman , gene yang and mouse guard creator david petersen talk about the current state of that market in this round - table discussion led by boom ! studios’ editor shannon watters . ( 1 : 00pm – 2 : 00pm , room 24abc )

with jurassic world : fallen kingdom now in cinemas , we take a look at how imdb users rated the films of the franchise . plus , browse exclusive lego® jurassic world playsets , presented by lego .

fight club : from page to screen and beyond in case marky ramone wasn’t enough of an unlikely guest for comic - con , don’t worry ; here’s chuck palahniuk ( as well as david fincher and others ) talking about the journey of fight club , which is more than likely going to touch on the long - awaited graphic novel sequel , written by palahniuk himself . ( 7 : 00pm – 8 : 00pm , room 25abc )

strong female characters former comic buyers’ guide editor maggie thompson leads this discussion about well - written , realistic women in comic books , joined by an all - star line - up including colleen coover and paul tobin , creators of the wonderful bandette , saga ’s brian k . vaughan and fiona staples and harley quinn ’s amanda connor and jimmy palmiotti . ( 3 : 00pm – 4 : 00pm , room 7ab )

first second in conversation four of the most interesting and exciting cartoonists out there right now— faith erin hicks , lucy knisley , paul pope and gene yang— finish up the show by sitting around and talking about their work . if you’re not already thinking about the crush at the airport trying to get home , this would be a great way to close out the week . ( 3 : 30pm – 4 : 30pm , room 26ab )

sunday kids draw : a comics live drawing panel / monsterpalooza with oni press and friends ! two panels with a similar focus for what’s traditionally “kids day” at the show , with artists including kelley jones , dave roman ( kids draw ) and zander cannon ( monsterpalooza ) taking kids’ suggestions and bringing them to life on stage as quickly as they can draw . ( kids draw 10 : 00am – 11 : 00am , room 30cde ; monsterpalooza 11 : 00am – 12 : 00pm , room 32ab )

featuring billy bob thornton , neil gaiman , amanda palmer , kevin smith , grant morrison , chuck palahnuik , dave mckean and over forty more artists . coming 2018 .

in 2014 directors allan amato and olga nunes set out to make a documentary film to explore these questions .

the film is currently in post - production at good bully collective headquarters in downtown los angeles , slated for release in 2018 .

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a documentary that looks at what it means to be an artist , how to fail beautifully , and proceed with courage . from co - creators @ allanamato & @ olganunes .

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parag sanghvi is an indian film , producer , ceo of alumbra entertainment & lotus film company .

he is a business management graduate .

the former m.d. of media company k. sera sera , is known for financing and distributing films produced by ram gopal varma .

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parag sanghvi <EOT> 0 % of the voters think that parag sanghvi does do drugs regularly , 100 % assume that parag sanghvi does take drugs recreationally and 0 % are convinced that parag sanghvi has never tried drugs before .

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sanghvi told ians : " i don ' t look at this film as a commercial venture . the profit that will be earned from the film will be given to the victims and heroes of the mumbai attacks . "

l ooks can be deceptive . . . take for instance , the just - over - a - year old media company - k sera sera ' s managing director parag sanghavi . although sanghavi looks like a pucca delhi babu , he is anything but that .

sanghvi wants the world to see what exactly happened that day . " the idea to make the film is that we want the world to see what happened that day . it ' s been a very emotional journey . we are planning to release the film early next year . i want to take this film across the world , " he said .

as many as 10 pakistani terrorists attacked taj mahal hotel , oberoi trident hotel , nariman house and cst railway station here on nov 26 , 2008 and killed 166 people .

" it is a huge film for me . it ' s a very expensive film . we didn ' t get to shoot the film in the original locations , so we had to create the entire set . we had to create the cst station , so it wasn ' t easy at all , " he added .

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a business management graduate , sanghavi has been in the entertainment industry for more than 15 years and is better known for his association with filmmaker ram gopal varma . the association that started off with the varma productions company and road , still continues strong . so much so that you can be pardoned for thinking that k sera sera is a sister concern of rgv production . although both offices are housed in the same " factory " , they are just business associates , maintains sanghavi .

as managing director , sanghavi has been involved in conceptualising , developing , designing and nurturing the media company . with seven movies on the floor for the year and couple of others in the pipeline , the company is all ready to roll out the next phase - the television production division .

while i was working with ramu ( hindi film director ram gopal varma ) on company and road , i realised that due to lack of planning and discipline , both movies went completely out of budget . if a movie was to be made within rs 10 crore ( rs 100 million ) , the budget soared up to rs 15 crore ( rs 150 million ) . i definitely saw a huge opportunity in the media space , which is when we , ash pamani and me , decided to launch a new media company .

we took over a listed company garnet paper along with a few non resident indians based in hong kong and usa and established k sera sera in november 2002 . after establishing the company , we decided to do some pre production homework . one of the major observations was that it was pre production that caused the delay .

in order to ensure that no particular movie gets delayed unnecessarily , we have established certain systems . we have a final action plan aka a master file and till it is locked , we don ' t get into the execution stage . the master file is a bound script complete with the timeline and the locations , which is duly signed and approved by all the technicians and actors concerned . once that is in place , we move on to the execution stage . whatever calls we have to take , we take them prior to the execution stage . at the execution stage , it becomes more like an assembly line ; it is no more a creative process .

usually , it so happens that during the execution stage people keep making changes and that is when the budgets go haywire and the films take two to three years to make . any good film shouldn ' t take more than 65 or 70 days to shoot .

we started off with darna mana hai , immediately followed by ek hasina thi and the latest movie slotted for release is ab tak chhappan , besides which we have five more films on the floor . we have been able to achieve this primarily because the pre production homework is so strong that everything is taken care of .

when we started , we thought we would do about four films per year . but looking at our output , we have upped it to seven to eight movies for a 2004 - 5 release .

we are currently working on murder at srikrishna bulding , naach , gayaab , james , time machine , the sequel of darna mana hai… . darna jaroori hai and vaastu shastra

simple , mr varma looks at the creative side and we handle the production . of course creative is a two way discussion and we are present during the brainstoming sessions . as for the revenue , we have a 50 - 50 share model , but then again it depends on the movie and our involvement with it .

we are still working on nimmi ; it is in the conceptual stage and we are yet to finalise both script and star cast . while chala vinod tiwari film banane is still on the back burner , we don ' t think it is a workable proposition .

when the company started , the directors and the associates invested inr 120 million in the company . while 65 per cent of the equity is held by directors , friends and relatives , rest is held by the public .

we have a board of directors consisting chairman ash pamani , executive director azam khan and me . we have a chief production administrator who looks after the complete production . all the executive producers and technicians report to him . then we have a head of finance , account , distribution , overseas distribution and their teams . the current employee strength is around 200 people including around 175 people on a subcontract basis .

no , i don ' t think that we want to limit ourselves to just thrillers . we have a development department , which consists of scriptwriters who throw up ideas . so we kept listening to scripts and ones that we thought were pretty exciting were made into movies . we operate like a factory ; we have seven to eight releases lined up and will be hiking it to 11 - 12 next year so we need the thinking and ideating quickly .

also i would like to point out that not each one of them is a thriller . naach is a musical film and gaayab is a film about an invisible man , while james is a hard core commercial film starring new comer mohit alawat .

plus , it is a myth that thrillers are more economical . i think that they are more expensive than romantic movies . the post production cost is astronomical .

in 2004 , we will be generating looking at 75 - 80 per cent of our revenue through movies and 20 per cent will be through television . we have signed on quite a number of producers for the television venture , including ravi rai , clapstem ' s girish mallik and dj creative ' s tony singh .

business , what else ! television is definitely sound money . movie making , as everybody knows , has huge upside but there is a huge risk involved . so we are going to strike a balance by taking some risk ( making movies ) and ensuring regular revenue via television software . you can ' t ignore television anymore . it has a huge market and with likes of the karishma ' s and the malini iyer ' s coming in , even the production values have risen .

it is a great business opportunity because there is only one strong set up and that is balaji telefilms . rest i believe are moving in different directions . they have too much varied matter on their plate .

television has loads of talent and plus there are so many different channels , and therefore regular demand for television software . we are going to position ourselves amongst the top three players . with our ability to scale up the movie production , we obviously will be able to deliver three to four times more . couple of channels have already shown some interest in our ventures .

i don ' t think we will tow the line . personally , i think television is willing to experiment . did any one believe that kaun banega crorepati would work ?

since the concept of dailies has grown and the demand for them is high , we will be churning out dailies . we would be looking at a thriller or a high school drama . something for standard ninth and tenth , boarding school tales . . . we have a concept life at st andrews , which we will be pitching to the channels .

actually we are yet to focus on television , but we have ideas . we should be ready with seven - eight pilots within next six months .

according to me , if the content is good , it will work . we are optimistic . plus , i think it is a genre that is not well exploited . you could be surprised !

we just handled the production . for both movies , thakaan and bewadadas , we were given the story and the actors . we just worked backwards .

when we zero down on an idea , we get into development phase that includes scouting locations , signing on technicians and actors . once that is done , the master file is collated and a tentative budget put in place . then we take a call whether it is viable or not . if it is , then we go ahead with it . if it is not , then we restructure . if films costs are so expensive that we can ' t recover , we drop it .

i don ' t think that the phenomenon is as prevalent in india . plus , we are definitely not going to adopt changes in the film to suit the products . but if it suits the screenplay , then why not ?

ek is a minimum 50 million dollar film and is still in pre production stage .

yes . we feel that distribution is not as transparent in this country and that is one of the reasons why movies suffer . it is either the distribution or piracy that have cost the movie business dear .

we are still in the process of setting up the network . ab tak chhappan is the first movie that we are going to distribute in mumbai and delhi - up . while we have tied up with a company for delhi - up distribution , we have set up an office in mumbai . we are eventually going to set up operations all over india and globally .

it is a highly disorganized business and plus it is not transparent . according to me , to maximize revenues any production house will eventually have to distribute .

digital is still in a nascent stage . it will be an additional revenue but the print distribution will not stop . what the producer can opt for is make both prints for prime centres and release the movie digitally in the outskirts . one good thing , it will help counter piracy as the movies will reach all the centres .

incidentally is there any formula for success . looking at the industry pattern , it seems that either big budget movies succeed or small budget movie recover their cost . or is it that publicity is the key to success ?

i don ' t think that there is such a formula . i have seen rs two crore ( 20 million ) movies failing to recover even their production cost and 20 crore ( 200 million ) films losing 20 crore .

ultimately , it is the content that drives the box office . we can control our production cost , make it a high quality product and stick to the deadline , yet we need strong content to back it .

but yes , i will agree that publicity is key to a movie ' s success . if any movie has to get into theatres , its television promos have to work .

ideally , any movie would need a minimum promotion budget of rs 1 . 5 crore ( 15 million ) .

we will be picking up the hindi movie concept that we think will be viable in the tamil market . then we will produce the film with their artistes and technicians . radaan will supervise the complete production .

the first movie that we plan to make is time machine . it is a movie that requires elaborate sets and expensive post production . so ideally , if we shoot it in two or three different languages , the effective costs per movie would be less .

more often than not , such concepts have failed to work . how sure are you about its success ?

i agree . there is not a great history but there are certain stories that have universal appeal . like for example , we won ' t adapt ab tak chappan , which is about police encounter , but stories like murder at srikrishna building about a man who kills his wife is going to appeal universally ( laughs ) .

i can insure the movies against the production casualties including actor problems but unfortunately we cannot assure the revenue . it is done in hollywood though .

no ! not at all . in fact , they loved the corporate structure and everybody was happy with it . in this industry , people often keep talking about numbers but they don ' t deliver . we needed a hollywood kind of structure . since we are a listed company , all our dealings have been through cheques and people welcomed it .

nah ! personally , i think the trend of corporate bodies getting into filmmaking is very good for the industry . it introduces a lot of discipline . but what corporate bodies have to understand is that this industry is still a personalized business . a lot of things can be achieved by merging the two : a ) discipline and b ) relationship management .

contrary to popular perception , even the actors are liking the discipline . we hear a lot of horror stories about them , but we don ' t know the other side of it .

you have recently raised your authorized share capital from rs 1 . 5 billion to rs 2 . 5 billion . where do you propose to use that extra rs 1 billion ?

we have just raised the authorized capital , but we have not issued the capital . we have just made a provision in case we plan a preferential issue or a public offering in the near future .

it is just a statutory thing . companies always keep the authorized capital little higher as a procedural matter .

not really , but we will be looking into star management . we have that plan for 2005 end we will be looking at a joint revenue sharing model with the stars .

since the financial year officially ends on 31 march 2004 , we can only offer approximate figures . our turnover is rs 25 - 30 crore ( 250 - 300 million ) ; about rs five crore ( 50 million ) profit .

we have been improving every day , we have successfully tried to cut costs wherever it is possible and it is turning out to be more and more lucrative .

also if you look at content , i think vaastushastra will be the scariest movie ever . plus we will be also looking at the hollywood market .

we are looking at hollywood market to distribute indian films . but we are very clear that we are not going to change our screenplay for the revenue it may fetch us from overseas .

i think the indian film industry has just started out . there is a huge overseas opportunity . india has content , just that it ' s not marketed well . producers do not look at overseas avenues ; they just look at a few territories .

no . i think indian movies have the potential . look at bend it like beckham , monsoon wedding , chalte chalte or koi mil gaya . . . they did a great business overseas . if chinese movies sell , i think we have quite a big chance . except that we haven ' t yet positioned ourselves .

but it ' s either the diaspora movies or musical extravangzas that work well with the nris . your kind of movies are westernised , why will the western market even look at the inspired versions ?

you got a point there but i am quite bullish that it is content that excites viewers . if you give them good content , they will watch .

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death happens ( thai : 6:66 dtaai mai daai dtaai ) is a 2009 thai language horror film .

it was directed by taklaew rueangrat and stars actors susira angelina naenna , jason young , and yodchai meksuwan .

it was released in thailand on 30 july 2009 .

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death happens <EOT> if looks could kill . . . literally - toxic chemicals in makeup / / death happens | snarled

without any scientific evidence of an afterlife , many religions offer their own explanation as to what happens after death .

medically speaking , death happens in two stages . the first , clinical death , lasts for four to six minutes from the moment a person stops breathing and the heart stops pumping blood .

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he himself came close to death in a freak accident that saw him losing three limbs . however he says this has made him less concerned with that happens after the lingering .

and in a discussion about life and death with oprah , miller , who is also the former executive director of the zen hospice project , has revealed what happens as soon as you die .

the two certainties in life are supposedly death and taxes . even then , for some the latter isn ' t always strictly true , which leaves just death .

altburger69 ' s brush with death didn ' t stop them from cracking jokes .

a process called putrefaction happens after bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract eats through the abdominal organs , releasing horrid smells which attract insects .

‘death is swallowed up in victory’” ( 1 corinthians 15 : 52 , 54 ) .

unless you’ve been in the situation yourself , it’s hard to understand how this lingering manifests itself , but miller says it clearly happens .

miller believes the immediate moment after death should be respected and the moment of transition honoured .

during the afternoon of the second day of the mad symposium last weekend , rené redzepi , david chang and other members of the organizing team changed their green and white mad t - shirts to ominous black ones that read “death happens . ”

what happens when you die ? it’s the most fundamental question there is , asked at one time or another by every single human being who ever lived .

death is the one of the last mysteries , remaining largely unknowable - regardless of huge scientific advancements .

what happens when you die ? it’s a question that has crossed everyone’s mind , because death happens to everyone , regardless of age , race , gender , religion , or status . it is the unconquerable foe that has taken over the likes of alexander the great and julius caesar . postulates or theories by minds like einstein or stephen hawking can never be proved upon this subject . so what does the bible say ?

but recently a man who had been pronounced clinically dead twice said that there was “nothing there” after death .

alex atala , the brazilian chef of d . o . m . that time magazine recently declared was one of the 100 most influential people in the world , was barely visible in the shadow of the stage , his own “death happens” t - shirt thinly illuminated in an anemic blue light .

once biological death has happened muscles begin to relax , including the sphincter – which can cause the bowels to empty .

" whatever it was , it changed my thoughts on a few things . i am still afraid to die , but i ' m not worried about what happens after that . "

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the second stage of dying , biological death , is the process by which the body’s organs shut down and cells begin to degenerate .

“o death , where is your sting ? o hades , where is your victory ? ” ( 1 corinthians 15 : 55 ) .

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the centre for palliative care held a public forum , death happens ! so let’s talk about how we die , to debunk commonly held myths about palliative care ; provide a safe forum for people to air their concerns and learn about their options for end - of - life care ; and talk about ways to talk to their family about their wishes .

according to miller , who’s spent years caring for terminally ill people , there’s often no dramatic moment of death , but rather it’s somewhat ordinary .

due to a sepsis and clostridium difficile infection , his condition worsened , and he slipped in and out of death , which he describes beautifully .

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at last weekend ' s mad symposium in denmark , the grand finale started with a video of bloody butchery scenes . organizers traded out their cheery mad t - shirts for black tees that read " death happens . " then alex atela , the buzz - y brazilian chef appeared , holding a chicken by its neck . here ' s what happened next , in the chef ' s own words .

atala plucked , butchered and grilled the chicken at the mad after - party later that night , and there it was clear to him that not every member of the audience was offended by the bird’s dramatic demise . atala says , “i only brought a few of those death happens t - shirts with me and was surprised by how many people asked me for one after i killed the chicken . ”

while many users described their ' death ' as being like a void , idiedforabit had a very different experience after an allergic reaction which caused their heart to stop .

of course , no one can really know - death is a mystery - but some of us are certainly in a better place to speak about the topic than most .

the madly enthusiastic call for the bird’s demise made it clear that it was not heading back to the safe confines of a danish farm . the chanting nearly blew the top off the tent and grew even louder when atala gave the bird’s death the thumbs up .

no one was sure what they signified but everyone was curious and suspected it might have something to do with what was to come . it did . little did the audience know that they would be responsible for choosing life or death by the end of the day .

alex atala closed this year’s symposium with a climactic video narrated by redzepi . the crowd inside the circus tent went silent as scenes of animal butchery , blood and death played out on screen . it supercharged the space and fulfilled its intent to remind us that the meat on our plate once had a face , hot blood in its veins and a beating heart .

the bible compares death to sleep more than fifty times . after death we are asleep , we are unconscious ; we are not aware of the passing of time or of what is going on around us . that is what death is like as well . the bible says , “for the living know that they will die ; but the dead know nothing… their love , their hatred , and their envy have now perished” ( ecclesiastes 9 : 5 , nkjv , see also psalm 146 : 4 ; 115 : 17 ) . it makes sense that after lazarus was raised from the dead , he doesn’t share what he saw or experienced . he didn’t have anything to tell , except that once he was dead , and now he is alive ! he didn’t experience hell or heaven . he was simply “sleeping” in his tomb . peter on the day of pentecost said the same of king david . “men and brethren , let me speak freely to you of the patriarch david , that he is both dead and buried , and his tomb is with us to this day…for david did not ascend into the heavens… ( acts 2 : 29 , 34 ) .

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one of jesus’ most significant miracles recorded in the bible was the resurrection of lazarus from the dead ( john 11 ) . there are other instances of people who had been raised from the dead , but unlike those mentioned before in the bible , lazarus had been dead for an entire period of four days . when lazarus died , jesus said , “ ‘our friend lazarus sleeps , but i go that i may wake him up . ’ then his disciples said , ‘lord , if he sleeps he will get well . ’ however , jesus spoke of his death , but they thought that he was speaking about taking rest in sleep . ” ( john 11 : 11 - 13 , nkjv ) .

based upon the social media flurry inspired by the dramatic scene it was clear that the phrase “chicken with its head cut off” did not resonate . atala says , “i was shocked when i heard that people thought i had not killed the chicken properly and held it there to suffer . my message is to remember that we are all connected to the meat we consume , to never forget that to eat meat means that death happened . but this would never mean that i would make an animal suffer in order to consume it . an animal that gives its life for us should die in dignity and with integrity , and this is what i intended to illustrate by killing the chicken . i wanted to remind people that a life always has to end whenever we make the choice to eat an animal . ”

many christians think of the soul as an immortal entity within us that goes on living after death . what does the bible say ? describing the creation of human beings in the beginning , the bible says , “and the lord god formed man of the dust of the ground , and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life ; and man became a living soul” ( genesis 2 : 7 , kjv ) . other bible translations say , “ . . . and man became a living being” ( nkjv ; niv ) . god did not put a soul into man . he formed the body from the dust of the ground , and then he breathed his life - giving spirit into the lifeless body—and the result was a soul , or a living being . when a person dies , the reverse takes place . the breath of life departs from the body , and the soul no longer exists . that’s what the bible says . “the dust returns to the ground it came from , and the spirit returns to god who gave it” ( ecclesiastes 12 : 7 , niv ) . at the resurrection , god reunites the body and his life - giving spirit—and the person lives again .

once the video stopped rolling a spotlight filled the stage and there stood atala holding a live chicken . the cinnamon - colored bird looked calm and warm tucked beneath the acclaimed chef’s arm , perfectly oblivious to the fate it would suffer in a few short minutes .

in an interview later , atala describes the scene : “i put my thumb out parallel to the floor to ask the audience if i should kill the chicken or not . i wanted every person in the room to have a stake in its fate . ”

he held his sinewy arm out with his thumb in neutral for several minutes as the crowd screamed wildly for him to kill it . he says , “i was surprised by how loud and insistent they were for me to kill it . i thought they might be sympathetic and request that i spare its life . ”

what the audience didn’t know is that atala had a plan for the bird’s safe refuge : “in the audience was the farmer who raised the bird . should they have decided to spare its life , my plan was to hand the chicken alive and well back to the farmer . ”

the shouting instantly subsided and the darkness filled with anticipatory silence as atala rung the chicken’s neck in a swift , deft motion .

what happened next was not unexpected for atala , but based upon the deluge of ensuing tweets that followed , it was clear that several people in the tent had never killed a chicken . atala says , “the nerves of a chicken continue to fire for a few seconds after it dies and this is why its wings continued to flap when i held it upside down by its feet after killing it . ”

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selection of tunes from the second season of chef ' s table on netflix . additional music by sebastian ornemark , steve gernes and tyler sabbag . orchestrations by pantawit kiangsiri and sean sumwalt . soundtrack release is a future possibility ! my hat is off to our musicians whose hard won expertise , experience and feeling truly brings the score to life . the city of prague philharmonic orchestra was recorded at smecky studios . our small ensemble recordings ( feat . yabing tan , mikala schmitz , shenhua hu ) were made here in los angeles at east west , inclement and animaux studios . i would like to personally thank all of you who take time to write or comment here and on facebook / insta . i ' m honored and sincerely thankful for your kind thoughts : ) to learn your experiences have been meaningful is the coolest thing ever . may you have many , many more ! watch the series on netflix : urltoken urltoken / / all rights reserved .

amazing music ! how is the song called that appears in the middle of the episode . with the beautiful piano chords ? best f .

this is absolutely amazing . alex atala ' s episode was by far the best episode for me in all the 3 seasons and it was elevated by this background score . the music evokes images of a protagonist finding his moment of clarity , source of strength and zen . can i buy this piece somewhere ? are you planning to release an album ?

@ amempner : i ' d love to make an album in this / call of the wild style when i get some free time .

@ joao - pedro - drumond - 315881620 : i ' m more than honored to hear that ! thank you ! i went to brazil in 2006 , though it seems like yesterday . i could eat moqueca all day long .

@ andrew - mcleish - 982016903 : awesome ! this is in the works ! ! pm me for more info .

@ laurent - payet - 532130113 : part martial arts , part ocean wave . my pleasure , laurent !

as a brazilian , this music really takes me back home . i think you really captured the essence of our culture and alex ' s personality . great job !

i ' m absolutely in love with this riff man . please release this music somewhere

perfect mix of badass and calm moves for the episode on chef atala in this track . thank you : )

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one such person is dr b j miller , who is a hospice and palliative care physician at the university of california in san francisco .

in his role , miller spends his time working with terminally ill patients who are reaching the end of their lives .

“i’ve been around people who are just about to die , bodies that have just died , and there is this lingering sense , ” miller says . “there’s a lingering . ”

“one thing that my injuries helped me with was to not need to know , ” miller says .

“i didn’t need to have control over everything , i didn’t need to know the answers anymore . i mean , i love not knowing . the answer’s unimportant . it’s just a sacred and gorgeous moment . ”

“i’ve been around folks who , i’ll be sitting there talking with their family and we’re having a conversation , and the person dies in the middle of a conversation . and it’s seamless , ” he says .

“it’s almost gorgeously . . . mundane . it’s just , they were here and now they’re gone . there’s a moment where it’s just so matter - of - fact . . . that’s its sort of charm . it’s its beauty . ”

“it’s such a profound , stunning moment to see the body finally as a shell and devoid of that person , ” he says .

“in that moment of transition around the body , you’re really in touch with the continuum of life , that life is proceeding . that individual is gone , but life goes on . ”

they are the greatest of all of life’s imponderables which have been tackled , with varying degrees of success by science , art and religion .

during this stage , organs remain alive and there may be enough oxygen in the brain that no permanent damage occurs .

doctors are often able to halt this process by cooling the body below its normal temperature , allowing them to revive patients before brain damage sets in .

after 12 hours , skin loses its colour and blood pools at the lowest point of the body , causing red and purple bruising .

before this , rigor mortis sets in , making the body stiff and rigid . this is caused by calcium leaking into the muscle cells , which binds to protein and causes them to contract .

unless the body is embalmed , it will start decomposing as soon as blood stops flowing .

maggots laid by blowflies eat the rotting body tissue and can consume 60 per cent of the body’s tissue in a few weeks .

the remaining parts are then eaten by plants , insects and animals , which can take a year or more depending on how the body has been buried .

in a recent study , doctors found that thoughts do carry on for up to three minutes after the heart stops beating .

reddit user r00tdude wrote : “it was just black emptiness . no thoughts , no consciousness , nothing .

christians believe that after dying , spirits are sent to heaven or hell depending on their earthly behaviour .

depending on which strand of the religion you ask , sinners are sent to hell either for eternity or until they have repented their actions . those who have lived their lives according to christian principles will be sent to heaven .

catholics believe in the idea of purgatory , a place between heaven and hell where sinners first go to repent for their wrong - doings .

the islamic faith teaches that allah will raise the dead on " the last day” – a date known only to him . on this day , he will judge all souls and send them to either paradise or hell .

muslims believe that until then , the dead remain in their graves , where they will be sent visions of their fate .

according to buddhists , spirits are reincarnated into new bodies until they achieve enlightenment . upon doing so , they will exit the mortal coil and reach nirvana – an " incomprehensible , indescribable , inconceivable and unutterable” place .

unlike most religions , the concept of an afterlife isn’t central to judaism , instead it focuses on actions made in life .

there are some mentions of an afterlife in the religion , but not one divided into heaven and hell .

the torah talks of an afterlife called sheol – a shadowy place down in the centre of the earth , where all souls go to without judgement .

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i finally got to read my pile of journals that had been occupying my coffee table for the summer . i usually take a few volumes and hole up on the couch absorbing the new research that has come out . i was personally touched by dr . anne katz ' s ( 2013 ) editorial in the july issue of the oncology nursing forum titled " scar tissue in the heart . " it has happened before with her articles , but this time was a little more poignant than ever before . i felt like she was articulating thoughts that i have in my own head in a clearer way than i could ever express them myself . dr . katz , stop reading my mind .

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if souls existed as separate entities that lived on after we died , that would mean we have immortality . however , the bible says human beings do not have immortality . only god is immortal ( see 1 timothy 6 : 15 , 16 ) . paul says that the righteous “seek for glory , honor , and immortality” ( romans 2 : 7 ) . if we had immortal souls , why would the righteous seek after something they already have ?

though we may die , jesus says , “i am the resurrection and the life . he who believes in me , though he may die , he shall live” ( john 11 : 25 ) . we will receive immortality when jesus comes again ( see 1 corinthians 15 : 51 - 54 ) . the bible says that all those who have died—both righteous and wicked—will be raised to life in one of two resurrections . the righteous will be raised to life at jesus’ second coming . “for the lord himself will descend from heaven with a shout , with the voice of an archangel , and with the trumpet of god . and the dead in christ will rise first” ( 1 thessalonians 4 : 16 , nkjv ) . according to this verse , the righteous do not go to heaven when they die . they remain asleep in the grave until jesus returns and raises them to immortal life ( see 1 corinthians 15 : 50 - 57 ) .

the wicked are raised to life in a separate resurrection—the resurrection of condemnation . jesus said , “do not marvel at this ; for the hour is coming in which all who are in the graves will hear his voice and come forth—those who have done good , to the resurrection of life , and those who have done evil , to the resurrection of condemnation” ( john 5 : 28 , 29 , nkjv ) .

the prophets never mention in the bible that the righteous immediately go to heaven or the wicked go to hell when they die . neither did jesus and his apostles teach it . when jesus was about to leave his disciples , he did not tell them they would soon come to him . “let not your heart be troubled ; you believe in god , believe also in me . in my father’s house are many mansions ; if it were not so , i would have told you . i go to prepare a place for you . and if i go and prepare a place for you , i will come again and receive you to myself ; that where i am , there you may be also” ( john 14 : 1 - 3 , nkjv ) .

when he returns , our loved ones asleep in christ will awake from their tombs . no matter how long the time has passed , be it long or short , will seem but a moment to them . by the voice of jesus , they are called forth from their deep slumber they will begin to think just where they ceased , awakening to a glorious immortality .

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1 and the lord called unto moses , and spake unto him out of the tabernacle of the congregation , saying , 2 speak unto the children of israel , and say unto them , if any man of you bring an offering unto the lord , ye shall bring your offering of the cattle , even of the herd , and of the flock . 3 if his offering be a burnt sacrifice of the herd , let him offer a male without blemish : he shall offer it of his own voluntary will at the door of the tabernacle of the congregation before the lord .

as for what it ' s like to die , there are popular theories about white lights and seeing your life cinematically flash before your eyes .

the only insight we have are accounts from people who have been medically dead then resuscitated , some of whom have taken to reddit to answer the impossible " what ' s it like to die ? " question as best they can . and the answers vary a lot .

five years ago monitormonkey underwent major surgery during which he bled out , causing him to be dead for several minutes .

" i woke up in what looked like space but there weren ' t any stars or light . i wasn ' t floating so to speak , i was just there .

" i wasn ' t hot or cold , hungry or tired - just a peaceful neutral kind of thing . i knew there was light and love somewhere nearby but i had no urge or need to go to it right away .

" i remember thinking over my life , but it wasn ' t like a montage . more like i was idly flipping through a book and snippets stood out here and there .

schneidah7 was thrown from his motorbike while cruising at 50 mph and was medically dead when he was taken to hospital . as he lay in the road before the ambulance came , he recalled someone he knew encouraging him .

" i just remember being on the pavement and things slowly going black and quiet .

" the only reason i didn ' t fall asleep was because of a bizarre moment where i heard someone yelling , ' ranger up you candy f * * * ! come on man , get up . get up . get up ! '

" then someone was slapping my helmet ( which was basically smushed really hard onto my head ) .

" when i opened my eyes i saw my brother squatting on the pavement next me to . this was odd because my brother died from an overdose several years ago .

" the only other thing i remember is him glancing at his watch and saying something like ' they ' ll be here soon ' and then walking away .

" i wish i could give more detail but i honestly don ' t remember much of the incident and still have trouble with my memory as a result of the accident . "

" i remember a feeling of being sucked backwards , extremely slowly , like being pulled through water and this blackness fading in and out .

" at one point it faded back in and i was staring out at a garden .

" it wasn ' t filled with flowers , just dust and patchy grass . there was a playground with a merry - go - round in the middle and two children running around it . a boy and a girl .

" it ' s difficult to describe but i got the feeling i could choose if i wanted to stay or leave , but every time i tried to go back i was held in place .

" i went through all the reasons i wanted to go back , and when i told the presence i didn ' t want to abandon my mother whatever held me finally let go .

" i snapped back into my body . my heart had stopped for six minutes . "

as a teenager , thedeadmanwalks had been going through months of chemotherapy when his nose started bleeding uncontrollably .

" the worst part of it all , looking back , is how peaceful it can seem .

" it ' s like wanting to hit the snooze button on your alarm at 7am .

" and maybe you do hit it once or twice but then you remember that you have work or school and that sleep can wait because you ' ve still got s * * * to do . "

" had a heart attack last year and my heart stopped three times in the emergency room .

" apparently , each time they shocked me back i ' woke up ' ( how it felt ) and told the staff a different knock - knock joke each time .

in the aftermath of a motorbike accident , rullknuf ' s breathing and pulse stopped and he went " cramp and stiff " . after two minutes , his friend managed to resuscitate him .

" for me it was just a blackout . no dreams , no ' visions , just nothing .

" apparently i asked over ten times what happened and apparently i shall be happy to be alive today . "

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click on the forum videos below to learn more about palliative care and the important role it plays for those with life - limiting illness , and their families .

prof peter hudson , the director of the centre for palliative care welcomes the audience and introduces the moderator , dr gael jennings , honorary fellow at the centre for advancing journalism , the university of melbourne , who presents a screening of marmaduke’s story : a family’s experience of palliative care before welcoming carer simon waring to the stage . mr waring cared for both his young son and wife throughout their terminal illnesses and speaks of the vital support palliative care provided for his family .

dr jennings introduces international key note speaker , dr diane meier , director of the center to advance palliative care in new york , usa , who speaks about transforming the care of serious illness through palliative care .

a moderated panel discussion takes questions from the floor . the panel , moderated by dr jennings , includes dr meier , mr waring , dr carolyn lethborg ( clinical leader , cancer & chronic illness , st vincent’s hospital , melbourne ) , a / prof mark boughey ( director palliative medicine , st vincent’s hospital , melbourne ) , and carmel smith ( executive manager , goulburn valley hospice care service inc , shepparton ) .