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I tried very hard to get to S.C.A.M but had to work,I want to see Arthur very much,
Sounds like S.C.A.M. was a grteat line-up,
I will be there next year!
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That is what I enjoy about him and others like Topas. they have decided to use the tools of magic as that.... tools. Tools for which they can "build" abd create wonderfully NEW things. Why use the tools to create the same old things that have already been created. Step outside of the norm and use the tools of magic to create new and wonderful forms of entertainment that are different and refreshing.

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Check out his new book, "It's All Relative." Hot off the presses and not yet in stock, but due out very soon, and should be well worth reading.
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Oh, I have this and it is gooooood. The Relativity Change is a challenging move, but the effects in Arthur's hands look so good. Bravo Arthur!

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He spent few hours withme discussing my magc he was incredbily helful with my act, and the rate at which he brainstormed ideas was outstanding. He has an amzing nowledge nd understandign of the principles, theories and motivations behind magic, as well as being a really nice guy. In his hands the rlativeity change is stunning, his scriptng clever, and his motivation believable.
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Arthur is all about the theatrical side of magic. Something that is lost in a lot of performances I see. Tkae his and my advice, if you are able, get into acting classes. Soak up as much theatre knowledge as you can. Just a thought.

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Amen to all of the above. Arthur and I get along very well because he has the same type of thinking that I myself have in regards to really trying to put creativity back into the manipulative arts of magic and magic as a whole. We are both artists as well and I think this helps us to think in a way that is a bit different then most.

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2 guys I love to just sit and listen to: Arthur Trace (Tracz) and Francis Menotti.

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I cant wait to see this Guy Perform Live..
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You will really enjoy it. He has a certain quality I admire because I see him as a creative thinker and one willing to push magic in new directions. This makes our art grow.

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I had the pleasure of watching Arthur in the Magic Castle almost 2 years ago. I knew the guy was special. Great chops, wonderful personality, fantastic creativity and a great entertainer. I would love to see whats next with this gentleman.

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I saw him last January at SCAM. Marvelous man. I had the pleasure of having lunch with him. Some of his thoughts on the art of Magic are truly astounding.
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Wow, just saw his Full competition act, 'Post Modern Art'...very very creative guy & a warm personality presentation...a deserving Fism Winner! Smile
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I've met Arthur a couple of times, and every time I'm more and more impressed. I finally got to see him perform his full parlor act at Magic Chicago in Jan. and was blown away! My favorite routine, besides his Postmodern Art piece, had to be his 2-cup routine. The whole theme was based around Pavlov's experiments on dogs with sound... deep, I know... but it was so entertaining to witness, and to hear! Plus, the ending blew me away! But, the greatest part of the night was his Post Modern Art, which if anyone gets a chance to see, DO IT! You will not be disappointed!

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Post Modern Art is out of this world. Every magician should be required to witness this miracle of the hands.

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True to that one. Out of this world!

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Not only Arthur's Post Modern Art is out of this world, he also has the ability to cover mistake very well & flawlessly...

At Fism, one of the brushes prematurely dropped behind the painting...he was very calm & continue the full act without telltales of mistake....if one didn’t notice, you can't even tell...indeed a deserving winner!
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Exactly. The only way and audience knows of a mistake often times is if you tell them you made a mistake. A true and real professional will know this and be able to continue the act without letting the audience aware of it for a second.

Arthur is also very creative and a greta thinker of magic. I really respect him for that. Instead of doing the same old, he really has thought abiout creativity and how he can take is manipulative magic and really entertain with it in a new way that is different and unique.

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