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When was Paul Kostabi born?
Paul Kostabi was born in 1962.
When was Mark Kostabi born?
Mark Kostabi was born on 1960-11-27.
What painter has the initials M K A?
The painter with the initials M K A is Mark Kostabi, an American artist known for his figurative paintings and contributions to the Neo-Expressionist movement. He gained fame in the 1980s and is recognized for his vibrant colors and distinctive style, often incorporating themes of social commentary and humor. Kostabi's work often features exaggerated forms and surreal scenarios, making him a notable figure in contemporary art.
What has the author Paolo Rizzi written?
Paolo Rizzi has written: 'Fiorenzo Tomea, 1910-1960' -- subject(s): Exhibitions 'Kostabi a Venezia' -- subject(s): Exhibitions 'Brigitta Enz' -- subject(s): Exhibitions
What actors and actresses appeared in Guerrillas in Our Midst - 1992?
The cast of Guerrillas in Our Midst - 1992 includes: Mary Boone as herself Jacqueline Bradley as herself Kinshasha Conwill as herself Jeffrey Deitch as himself Lauren Ewing as herself Guerrilla Girls as Art Activists Jay Gorney as himself Joe Helman as himself Mark Kostabi as himself Clarence Otis as himself Estelle Schwartz as herself
What actors and actresses appeared in The Piles Project - 2008?
The cast of The Piles Project - 2008 includes: Bruce Ainbinder as himself Berenice Alvarado as herself Delisco as himself Mick Cantarella as himself Simon Cerigo as himself Keith Collins as himself Hillary Fernandes as herself Lou Fernandes as himself Yoav Gal as himself Helen Garber as herself Leon Gruenbaum as himself Cat Hellman as herself Mark Kostabi as himself Irwin Kula as himself Taylor Mead as himself Richard Monetti as himself Gabriel Nerges as himself Janeann Nolan as herself Jessica Scheitler as herself
What actors and actresses appeared in The Shriven - 2009?
The cast of The Shriven - 2009 includes: Sienna Aldridge as Nina Alek Android as Bar tender Kelly Ann Calabrese as Woman with lunch bag Maiiah as Belly Dancer Gerrold as Gareth Eve Berkson as Woman at crime scene Jef Betz as Thug Danny Boushebel as Pimp Kaley Davidson as Clubgoer Maria de Jesus Castellon as Shira Martin Dove as Bart Stephanie Ellis Francis Fanini as Man on street Alexis Fedor as Goth Girl Audra George as Goth Girl Gothic Hangman as Clubgoer Maria Justine Henley as Street Patron Sharlota Kay as Concerned woman on street Lenny Kenyon as Concerned man on street Sui Keung Wong as Concerned passerby Shelleen Kostabi as Female victim Francesca Lacuesta as Pedestrian Aida Lembo as Pedestrian Daniel Martin Berkey as Mathias Ryan McGlazer as SWAT Team Member Alexandra Migone as Concerned woman on street Pete Mizzo as SWAT Team Member Rik Nagel as SWAT Team Member Tamar Pelzig as Pedestrian Pilar Quesada as Young prostitute Amanda Rising as Elise Maduka Steady as Angry Man On Street Benjamin Sulzbach as SWAT Team Member Helene Taylor as Deirdre
What actors and actresses appeared in The Incredible Shrinking Woman - 1994?
The cast of The Shriven - 2010 includes: Sienna Aldridge as Nina Jef Betz as Mugger Danny Boushebel as Pimp Maria de Jesus Castellon as Shira Martyn Dove as Bart Audra George as Goth Girl Sharlota Kay as Concerned bystander Sui Keung Wong as Concerned Pedestrian Mark Konrad as Angry Man Shelleen Kostabi as Beautiful Woman Daniel Martin Berkey as Mathias Ryan McGlazer as SWAT Team Officer Pete Mizzo as SWAT Team Officer Rik Nagel as SWAT Team Officer Pilar Quesada as Prostitute Amanda Rising as Elise Benjamin Sulzbach as SWAT Team Officer Helene Taylor as Deirdre Ronald Thomas as Swat Team Officer Gerrold Vincent as Gareth
What actors and actresses appeared in Last Exile - 2003?
The cast of Last Exile - 2003 includes: Keiko Aikawa as Justina Valca Masaki Aizawa as Benjamin Masaki Aizawa as Sunny Boy Julie Ann Taylor as Sophia Forrester Mayumi Asano as Claus Valca Crispin Freeman as Alex Row Kana Hanazawa as Holly Mad-thane Tomoe Hanba as Boy Tomoe Hanba as Lucciola Makoto Higo as Air Controller Makoto Higo as Engineer Makoto Higo as Guild Commander Makoto Higo as Guild Engineer Makoto Higo as Pilot Rei Igarashi as Lady Wisla Hiroaki Ishikawa as Chief Mechanic Hiroaki Ishikawa as Steel Tower Old Man C Hiroaki Ishikawa as Watcher A Yoshito Ishinami as Duke Henry Knowles Yoshito Ishinami as Lord Henry Knowles Kazuaki Ito as George Head Yasuo Iwata as Marius Mitsuo Iwata as Nocks Mitsuo Iwata as Observer Mitsuo Iwata as Sam Tetsuo Kanao as Hamilcil Valca Shinya Kitade as Ralf Wednesday Eri Kitamura as Tatiana Wisla Takehiro Koyama as Vitellius Seika Kumagai as Elder Brother Natsuko Kuwatani as Alister Agre Lex Lang as Claimh-Solais Soldier, Additional Voices Mela Lee as Narrator, Lady Mad-thane, Additional Voices Naoki Makijima as Kostabi Mona Marshall as Luciola Kenta Miyake as Jim Kenta Miyake as Race Martial A Kenta Miyake as Watcher Ryuji Mizuno as Graf Toshiyuki Morikawa as Alex Row Shigenori Muneya as Campbell Ryoko Nagata as Wina Ryoko Nagata as Winna Hiroshi Naka as Announcer Hiroshi Naka as Briand Hiroshi Naka as Marc Hiroshi Naka as Noble B Hiroshi Naka as Old Servant Hiroshi Naka as Steel Tower Old Man A Michiko Neya as Delphine Eraclea Junko Noda as Dio Eraclea Yukana Nogami as Narrator Yukana Nogami as Title Narrator Bob Papenbrook as Duke David Mad-thane, Guild Announcer, Goliath Head Nobleman Jamieson Price as Guild Observer, Walker Chiwa Saito as Lavie Head Philece Sampler as Alister Agrew Tomokazu Seki as Ethan Shigeru Shibuya as Chief of Staff Shigeru Shibuya as Clamhsolais Chief of Staff Shigeru Shibuya as Commander Shigeru Shibuya as Guild Crew Anna Shiraki as Alvis Hamilton Kiyori Soya as Captain Melodee Spevack as Fat Chicken Karen Strassman as Queen Delphine Yumi Sudo as Dunya Scheer Yasuhiko Tokuyama as Dick Yasuhiko Tokuyama as Disith Soldier A Seiko Tomoe as Fat Chicken Toshihide Tsuchiya as Chef 1 Toshihide Tsuchiya as Chief of Staff Toshihide Tsuchiya as Disith Officer Hidetoshi Tsuchiya as Knowles Toshihide Tsuchiya as Urbanus Chief of Staff Toshihide Tsuchiya as Watcher B Shigeru Ushiyama as Giancarlo Kari Wahlgren as Lavie Head Kaito Watanabe as Boy A Dave Wittenberg as Mullin Shetland Ken Yamaguchi as Captain Ken Yamaguchi as Greyhound Ken Yamaguchi as New Captain of the Urbanus Ken Yamaguchi as Walker Kazuhiro Yamaji as Recius Kazuhiro Yamaji as Reciuse Kenji Yamakura as Boy B Wakana Yamazaki as Sophia Forrester Kiyoyuki Yanada as Gale Johnny Yong Bosch as Claus Valca Satsuki Yukino as Lady Mad-thane
What famous people have autism?
Most of the people on the following list are speculated to have Asperger's Syndrome, rather than being confirmed cases of Asperger's Syndrome. Asperger's Syndrome was not included in the World Health Organization's diagnostic manual until 1991, and not in the American Psychiatric Association's manual until 1994. Also, for a number of the people on this list, there are other characteristics evidenced by the people listed that would suggest that they did not have Asperger's Syndrome.Historical people from earlier periods (died before 1975)Jane Austen, 1775-1817, English novelist, author of Pride and PrejudiceBéla Bartók, 1881-1945, Hungarian composerBobby Fischer, 1943-2008, World Chess ChampionMichelangelo, 1475 1564 - Italian Renissance artistErik Satie, 1866-1925 - ComposerLudwig van Beethoven, 1770-1827, German/Viennese composerAlexander Graham Bell, 1847-1922, Scottish/Canadian/American inventor of the telephoneAnton Bruckner , 1824-1896, Austrian composerHenry Cavendish, 1731-1810, English/French scientist, discovered the composition of air and waterEmily Dickinson, 1830-1886, US poetThomas Edison, 1847-1931, US inventorAlbert Einstein, 1879-1955, German/American theoretical physicistSeth Engstrom, 1987-Present, Magician and World ChampionHenry Ford, 1863-1947, US industrialistBenjamin Franklin,1706-1790, US polictician/writerKaspar Hauser, c1812-1833, German foundling, portrayed in a film by Werner HerzogOliver Heaviside, 1850-1925, English physicistThomas Jefferson, 1743-1826, US politicianCarl Jung, 1875-1961, Swiss psychoanalystFranz Kafka, 1883-1924, Czech writerWasily Kandinsky, 1866-1944, Russian/French painterAbraham Lincoln,1809-1865, US PoliticianH P Lovecraft, 1890-1937, US writerLudwig II, 1845-1886, King of BavariaCharles Rennie Mackintosh, 1868-1928, Scottish architect and designerGustav Mahler, 1860-1911, Czech/Austrian composerMarilyn Monroe, 1926-1962, US actressWolfgang Amadeus Mozart, 1756-1791, Austrian composerIsaac Newton, 1642-1727, English mathematician and physicistFriedrich Nietzsche, 1844-1900, German philosopherBertrand Russell, 1872-1970, British logicianGeorge Bernard Shaw, 1856-1950, Irish playwright, writer of Pygmalion, critic and SocialistRichard Strauss, 1864-1949, German composerNikola Tesla, 1856-1943, Serbian/American scientist, engineer, inventor of electric motorsHenry Thoreau, 1817-1862, US writerAlan Turing, 1912-1954, English mathematician, computer scientist and cryptographerMark Twain, 1835-1910, US humoristVincent Van Gogh, 1853-1890, Dutch painterGeorge Washington, 1732-1799, US PoliticianLudwig Wittgenstein, 1889-1951, Viennese/English logician and philosopherVirginia Woolf, 1882-1941, English WriterHistorical people prominent in the late twentieth century (died after 1975)Isaac Asimov, 1920-1992, Russian/US writer on science and of science fiction, author of Bicentennial ManHans Asperger, 1906-1980, Austrian paediatric doctor after whom Asperger's Syndrom is namedJohn Denver, 1943-1997, US musicianGlenn Gould, 1932-1982, Canadian pianistJim Henson, 1936-1990, creator of the Muppets, US puppeteer, writer, producer, director, composerAlfred Hitchcock, 1899-1980, English/American film directorHoward Hughes, 1905-1976, US billionaireAndy Kaufman, 1949-1984, US comedian, subject of the film Man on the MoonL S Lowry, 1887-1976, English painter of "matchstick men"Charles Schulz, 1922-2000, US cartoonist and creator of Peanuts and Charlie BrownAndy Warhol, 1928-1987, US artistContemporary famous peopleTony Benn, 1925-, English Labour politicianPip Brown "Ladyhawke", 1979-, New Zealand Singer/Songwriter, MusicianCharles Dickinson, 1951, US WriterBob Dylan, 1941-, US singer-songwriterJoseph Erber, 1985-, young English composer/musician who has Asperger's Syndrome, subject of a BBC TV documentaryBill Gates, 1955-, US global monopolistGenie, 1957-?, US "wild child" (see also L'Enfant Sauvage, Victor, )Crispin Glover, 1964-, US actorAl Gore, 1948-, former US Vice President and presidential candidateJeff Greenfield, 1943-, US political analyst/speechwriter, a political wonkDavid Helfgott, 1947-, Australian pianist, subject of the film ShineGarrison Keillor, 1942-, US writer, humorist and host of Prairie Home CompanionPaul Kostabi 1962-, writer, comedian, artist, producer, technicianKevin Mitnick, 1963-, US "hacker"John Motson, 1945-, English sports commentatorJohn Nash, 1928-, US mathematician (portrayed by Russell Crowe in A Beautiful Mind, USA 2001)Keith Olbermann, 1959-, US sportscasterMichael Palin, 1943-, English comedian and presenterOliver Sacks, 1933-, UK/US neurologist, author of The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat and AwakeningsJames Taylor, 1948-, US singer/songwriterRobin Williams, 1951-, US ActorJamie Hyneman, 1956-, Co-host of MythbustersSeth Engstrom, 1987-, Magician and World Champion in Sleight of Hand. The best man with a deck of cards that the world has ever seen.Amy LeeRichard Pearse (First to fly a plane),Dr Janet Frame (Famed Authoress),Charles de Gaulle (Great French warzhyphenztime/peacezhyphenztime leader/President),T E Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia) (British leader of Arab Revolt against Turks),Captain Matthew Webb (First to swim the English Channel),Satoshi Tajiri (Pokemon Inventor - formal diagnosis),Dan Aykroyd (Leading Musician/Comedian, Blues Bros - formal diagnosis?),Alfred Hitchcock (Horror-movie Sub-genre Creator),Bobby Fischer (Greatest Chess Player Ever),Daniel Tammet (Smartest Man Alive Today - formal diagnosis),Les Murray (Greatest Living English Writer/Poet Alive - self diagnosis),Gary Numan (Greatest Industrial Synch-pop Musician Ever),Craig Nicholls (Lead singer of top Australian group The Vines - formal diagnosis).Comment:I do not believe that Les Murray has any formal diagnosis of Asperger syndrome. He does have a formal diagnosis of depression, and has self-identified as autistic, and does have a close relative with a formal diagnosis of autism. Can you back up the above claim with any published references?------ ...Sorry, quite correct...Les Murray wrote an amazing poem AFTER his self discoveryre Aspergers..."I very much wanted to ask him about his self-diagnosisof Asperger's Syndrome, but he hadn't publicly read the poem (which plays upon the phrase from the opening line of the old Latin Catholic Mass, Asperges me hyssopo, [Sprinkle me with a Hyssop branch], where Murray transmutes it to Aspergers me, and ends on such a wry note with "Hyssop is a bitter herb"), so it seemed too personal to ush the question succinctly." [Peter Craven, The Monthly]Further Audio comment from a podcast (skip 1st 3 minutes) featuring Les talking about his 'mild' Autism and a case of Autism per se in his family is at: http://www.abc.net.au/rn/bookshow/stories/2006/1634867.htm------ ...The best place that I know of to look for information about famous people and Asperger syndrome is the list maintained at the blog Incorrect Pleasures (Google it). It is a big and diverse list of famous people backed up with referencesto published or mass-media sources that are generally produced by professional journalists, authors, psychologists or psychiatrists, including book biographies, journalistic interviews, scholarly and medical journal papers, famous people's own blogs, and books specifically about famous people and Asperger syndrome. There's even a reference to a poem in which a famous poet identified himself with Asperger syndrome, and the details of a YouTube video of another famous person filmed rocking in a very autistic manner. Many of the journal papers and other resources linked to and listed at this list are freely available to read or view or listen to through the internet. The list at Incorrect Pleasures is based on references that meet a higher standard than the one set for the Wikipedia, which often accepts trashy, misspelt and anonymous bits of writing that can only be found on the internet, or dead links, as documentary evidence to back up claims made on the Wikipedia. Every effort has been made to avoid nationalistic and other types of bias in the compilation of this list. The list is not dominated by American names or consicuously geeky scientists and mathematicians.One word of caution, though - only very few of the famous people in the list at Incorrect Pleasures have been given a formal diagnosis of autism or Asperger syndrome during their lifetime, as adults. Many famous people have been posthumously diagnosed, and the list also includes a few living people who claim to have been clinically labelled as autistic when they were children. There is also quite a collection of famous people, including one Nobel Prize winner, who claim to be themselves currently autistic, to varying degrees. Rock star Craig Nicholls was formally diagnosed by a Dr Attwood in 2004 in Australia. Fields Medallist Prof. R. Borcherds was sorta-kinda diagnosed by Prof. Baron-Cohen, and this diagnostic process was described in detail in a popular science book. See the list at the blog Incorrect Pleasures for more details. Below is a very rudimentary list of the names listed at Incorrect Pleasures:John Couch AdamsJoy AdamsonHans Christian AndersenSherwood AndersonArchimedes of SyracuseHans AspergerJulian AssangeW. H. AudenSir A.J. AyerDan Aykroyd CMCharles Babbage FRSStefan BanachSyd Barrett / Roger BarrettBéla BártokDaisy BatesSamuel BeckettLudwig van BeethovenDavid Bellamy OBEJeremy BenthamRichard BorcherdsRobert BoyleGordon BrownAnton BrucknerWarren BuffettTim BurtonDavid ByrneLewis CarrollAugustin Louis CauchyHenry CavendishKing Charles XII of SwedenBruce ChatwinBram CohenSir Arthur Conan DoyleMarie CurieHelen Dale / Darville / DemidenkoHenry DargerCharles Darwin"Dibs"Emily DickinsonPaul Dirac OM FRSGreg EganAlbert Einstein FRSRobert EmmetPaul ErdosRobert "Bobby" FischerTim Fischer AC FTSESir Ronald Aylmer Fisher FRSHenry FordJanet Frame ONZ CBERosalind FranklinEvariste GaloisBill GatesAntoni GaudiCharles de GaulleJohann Carl Friedrich GaussKurt GodelMajor-General Charles George Gordon CBGlenn GouldTemple GrandinSir William Rowan HamiltonDaryl HannahG. H. HardyJohn HartfordHermann HessePatricia HighsmithDavid HilbertGerard Manley HopkinsEdward HopperJohn Howard (1726-1790)Peter HowsonStonewall JacksonThomas JeffersonMuhammad Ali JinnahIrene Joliot-CurieSir Keith Joseph CH PCJames JoyceWassily KandinskyLeo KannerImmanuel KantAndy KaufmanAlfred KinseyStanley KubrickLadyhawke / Pip BrownPaul LaffoleyJoseph Louis LagrangeOscar LevantCharles LindberghNikolai LobachevskyDeborah LockeCourtney LoveH. P LovecraftL.S. LowryJames Clerk Maxwell FRSDarius McCollumHerman MelvilleGregor MendelMichelangeloReg Mombassa / Christopher O'DohertyField Marshal Bernard Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein KG GCB DSO PCCaiseal MorWolfgang Amadeus MozartLes MurrayJohn F. Nash Jr.Craig NewmarkSir Isaac Newton FRSCraig NichollsNico / Christa PaffgenMoe NormanGary NumanGeorge OrwellPatrick PearseGrigori PerelmanKing Philip II of SpainHenri PoincareEnoch Powell MBEWillard Van Orman QuineSrinivasa RamanujanCharles RichterBernhard RiemannPaul RobesonPeter Mark Roget FRSBertrand RussellCarl SaganErik SatieSolomon ShereshevskiiWilliam ShockleyBoris SidisWilliam James SidisAdam SmithVernon L. SmithSocratesSpinozaRichard StallmanLawrence SummersScreaming Lord Sutch / David SutchJonathan SwiftSatoshi TajiriDaniel TammetNikola TeslaHenry David ThoreauAlan TuringJ. M. W. TurnerMaurice UtrilloEamon de ValeraMichael VentrisLouis WainRobert WalserAndy WarholJohn B. WatsonSimone WeilOrson WellesHerbert G. WellsOpal WhiteleyNorbert WienerThomas "Blind Tom" WigginsLudwig WittgensteinJack B. YeatsW. B. YeatsBill GatesIf you are also interested in famous people who have or might have had synesthesia/synaesthesia, there is also a list of famous synaesthetes at the Incorrect Pleasures blog.
