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rest in peace to the legend

From ruins springs up hope, tunnels connect us with our roots wherever we live, the process of painting reveals intentions or results which are not conscious to the painter. I shall remember these thoughts. His paintings are powerful. The professor does not read well the intentions of the painter yet the conversation was fruitful.

Godess! For me is the greatest british artist alive

Where is the f.ex 33:37 painting from? Made by Alexander Kluge?

I had the opportunity to visit this site today, 19th June 2024. If has a very strong foundation.

I had the opportunity to visit this site today, 19th June 2024. If has a very strong foundation.

Mu idol

As an artist I love his mahi..

The explanations of the artist makes his work more understandable. Thnks a lot.

Creepy.. I love it.

The Erte' of our generation.

Incredibly awesome. Thank you.

A great video. Thanks for all the information on George Baselitz.

Wow, where can I buy the art catalogs? This work speaks to me. Hopefully I’ll get to see one of his exhibitions soon

Hazardous. Tremendous

Is there any such thing as an artist that uses plain language? I’m in no way commenting on the art/ist at hand, but cliché art-speak (“the man-child in the city, struggling beneath the iron boots of oppression…” blah, blah, blah), IMO, is pathetic and self defeating. Again, I’m in no way commenting on the art/ist at hand, but if the art is good, if the artist is sincere, why can’t you just talk the way a person talks to a person? This sounds as though you’re desperately trying to impress a tiny minority of elitists, or “the popular older boys from Reddit”’ to use a contemporary version of the metaphor. As someone that comes from a communication design background, double-speak such as this means the speaker is: a) lying b) overcompensating c) condescending Why can’t you simply communicate without all the manipulative rhetoric? In its absence, you’re doing yourself, your work, and the people who view it, a great disservice.

So special and alive. Wonderful art.

Very nice to see two worlds, Italian and African merge into a new thing

The 9x9 looks like demential transportation process. Amazing piece.

Could listen to him talk about art all day long 😍😍

I so much wish I could go, this deep visceral gaping need to experience this in real life / my heart yearns and yet I am so incredibly fortunate to have an exhibition, a show and a TV-series, which makes it impossible for me to leave - but oh my heart

So well explained! Big help for my assignment!!

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Excellent🔥

One of the best interviews I've seen. Intelligent interviewer who listens a lot and has real interestin their work. Hard to find these days

Bogart is one of those artists I revisit from time to time. His mid career and after works possess a distinct quality.

Another amazing Tracey Emin moment!

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#amla_hairoil #dabur_aamlaa_hairoil

Seine Bilder sind wie Rost und Dreck was man Täglich im Alltag zu sehen bekommt ich denke das reicht schon muss man da jetzt noch sowas auf Leinwand bannen ich sage nein da sind mir schöne Bunte Farbenfrohe Bilder lieber

Brilliant artists

How generous of Tiona to share so many investing and deep ideas about her process. She's amazing...thank you

Hands down one of the most talented artists of our time

From the Sistine chapel to this… ? …certainly interesting development for the human race.

I think her drawings are intresting,but why fetishise the artist.? it is older than Duchamp.

She is a Star!

Conceptual art is, essentially, a 180 degree departure from what we have traditionally thought of as “art”. And by art, I mean the visual arts: painting, drawing, sculpture, architecture etc. The big problem is that while the traditional visual arts have a millenniums long history, this new kid on the block, does not. Sculpture has evolved from The Venus of Willendorf to the Great Sphinx, the Venus De Milo, Michelangelo's David up to Rodin, the Statue of Liberty and Alexander Calder. The arts of painting and drawing can be traced back to the cave paintings of Lascaux in France to The Sistine Chapel, Monet and Degas, Mark Rothko and beyond. And through all of the changes, these art forms have stayed essentially the same: making marks on paper, canvas, wood, plaster etc. and building up forms in three dimensions as sculpture and architecture. Along with the evolution of these art genres has developed a language and a set of criteria that form standards by which such pieces can be critiqued, evaluated and placed in historical context. And while some people might like the lurid landscapes of Thomas Kinkade, his paintings are not and should not be hung alongside the landscapes of Church, Cole, van Gogh, Cézanne and Thiebaud. There IS such a thing as bad art and we know what it looks like and why! It is called esthetics. This cannot be said of Conceptual art. All sorts of crappy, bogus and hare brained stuff is piled up or strewn across the floors of museums and exalted as art because no one knows or can know what is worthy and what is not. So you get pieces of blank white paper crumpled up in a ball, three basketballs suspended in a fish tank and cans of human excrement. Welcome to the wonderful, wacky world of Conceptual art !

Unimportant Gallerist art, snobbish yet infantile. Yuck!💩

Just inspirational I feel the need to explore my place who is she ever

Brilliant!

No wonder comments are often turned off for her shows. I do not care for watching a naked woman, so guess is some idea of marketing yourself. Also this usual, patter about figures in our art history. Then another show announces her sloppy, dirty bed, all the crap was the greatest most iconic art piece in....what. Since I got up the other day did not bother making my bed for 4/days? She shows up endlessly so SHE IS AN ARTIST ALONG WITH BIG NAMES. I don't care but please....really? And this guy all obsessed with her,hmmmmnnnnok

Quero muito ver uma exposição da Marina Rheingantz em São Paulo, será um prazer!

lovely sequence

I applied - I'll apply again

I feel a lot of courage coming from this work and hearing her talk about it. I also created an artwork, a collage of abortion experiences from people that have had an abortion and external opinions on projections on abortion. And the reactions i get are sometimes so conservative, so full of prejudice that i see why it is still illegal in so many parts of the world to get a safe abortion. And mostly people say that it is so such a difficult topic to talk about. I think this reinforces the taboo around talking about it even more and pushes people into isolation and in silencing themselves rather than speaking straight forward about their individual perspective. I really hope i get to see this piece from Tracey one day somewhere.

He used to look like Kurt Cobain when I was kid in the late 80s early 90s pestering to hang around and annoy him at their studio in Stepney Green East London 😅 Good to see you're doing well, Sir

The pandemic has led to hybrid working which is great for full time working mothers.

theres a really complex process to making a painting so simple, its beautiful in my opinion the ability to evoke so much emotion in so simple forms

I'm sorry but when you say we have not learned from the pandemic, I think we have in greater numbers for self preservation . More people are learning about regenerative sustainable life styles if it hadn't been for a forceful shift in paradigm.

Thank you for the video! Never heard of the artist before watching this 😊