Yeah these host were straight assssss, we need another hypebeast podcast with Staple

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This was a really great interview. I just found the channel and found what I'll be listening to at work for the rest of the week. Please keep it coming!

so dope !

Martha Cooper is Queen! #livinglegend

"coppuh"

Little and LARGE … you are not funny

Beautiful!

I hoped this video was about actually seeing him work on this great mural, but helas, No.

Action is the man!!

💯 Real OG

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Thom Yorke is THE GOD OF MUSIC. THERE'S NOONE GODLIER. 💜🎶💜

i don't even know where flem is

Ohh my goodness, this artists works are so ripe to be faked if that's all you're going on

These paintings are magnificent in their detail. How can I have reached 70 and never heard of her?! More please .

How dare you promote a POS that started a movement with the sole intent of stealing the funds being raised to enrich herself? She does not give a crap about black lives. Do better research and stop letting culture war BS ruin a great podcast. Be better.

Kida like that dude who incorporates a tiny pixelated Amongus into each of his digital paintings :)

I don't know if juxtapoz is unaware or uncaring, but she and her partners have STOLEN the black communities' funds and spent them selfishly. It's an entire issue. Entire chapters haven't received support while she was out buying houses and paying her family with OUR money. Do better.

I really like the idea of the artist incorporating their name into the painting/artwork itself, like Peeters did with that silver knife, versus just signing one’s name in the corner or on the back. It’s a matter of preference, of course, but I like how in one way it’s subtle, in the sense that the signature blends with the rest of the image, but in another way it’s very boldly saying “I DID THIS.” Given that Peeters was painting at a time where women were often excluded from meaningful participation in the arts in most places, stamping her name and face directly into her work is a particularly bold move, in a very good way. She was not going to let herself become another “unnamed artist.”

She literally invented the "hide the amogus in the artwork" trend. Literal legend

guys are those just the medieval versions of posting your food on Instagram?!

Her way of saying "I was here." IG

The Flemish oil painters blow my mind. I once did a school picture of one and all I could do was point out details. They break logic and reason with their complexity, realism, and detail

She was excellent.

I love how today ppl including kids love to add tiny details in stuff. I once saw a kid add a "contains apples" to a drawing of a "newton chocolate bar"

SHES REALLY COOL...

I love this. Thank you. 💖💐🏆

Turning paints into that has got to be black magic

It's a woman, of course. They have to be in the picture one way or another.

How did she catch her reflection.

What is striking is that the vessel with the reflection is a búcaro, a ceramic container originally from Portugal that became very common in 17th century Spain. Let's not forget that at that time, Holland was part of the Spanish Empire.

these really remind me of some pieces I saw in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Not sure which artist that was though

She got them milkers

iconic

Super clever😮😊

Look at those badonkas

Are you south african?

Omg, her eyes sight must have been perfect! I mean, l wouldn't notice that reflection even with my contact lenses on

🧐 Fascinating.

Her paintings really worth millions dollar.

Subscribed. Love this❤

The 15th century Flemish painter Jan Van Eyck was an absolute master of details like this. His art stands out because he was practically more than a century ahead when it came to details on colours and lighting. He also did reflections of windows and in one of his famous paintings, where he couple and there's a mirror where you can see the entire reflection of the room, the couple and even himself. And an amazing window.

In the beginning I thought what's so good about such a normal looking painting

"nobody's gonna know" she was the first to do that trend lol

Iconic behaviour

Went from "cheese" to Easter egg hunt

she was meta af

Reminds me of the Kitty Fisher portrait a tour guide showed my school as really young kids. In short, her name isn't in the painting but she's a highly famous courtesan, considered the first ever celebrity and "famous for being famous". In the foreground a kitten trying to get in the fish bowl at the front to give a hint as to who the portrait it's of (Kitty Fisher) and on the bowl there's reflection of a window with people staring in, because she's famous and they want to look at her.

Ohh my completely blown my mind 😮