Бачив цей витвір мистецтва в музеї Гугенхейма в Більбао. Просто геніально. Може хтось підкаже де в інтернеті можна знайти Червоний Зелений Синій, щоб передивитись ще раз
@postmax819 сағат бұрын
I like some of these works, and of course the scale is monumental, but I think the thoughts behind them do not really transfer. Does it really need this theoretical talk to give the work value? I can understand that these works come out of personal research, but I feel me as a viewer benefits from not having to see it through that lens, but rather find a personal interpretation.
@nustaniel21 сағат бұрын
Such rubbish. Oh look at me, I'm artsy. Oh it's so intimate.
@geturwish21 сағат бұрын
This is cool
@LetherseeКүн бұрын
When was this filmed?
@thatoneelfnamedaiko4737Күн бұрын
10/10 video, I definitely see inspiration from her as an artist that many will love to follow in the future. off topic, 0:25 the dog in the back playing with the squeaky toy is killing me lol.
@Joshey25Күн бұрын
Doesn’t really make sense. She put a camera in her mouth to ‘capture the conversation’. Interesting concept but the whole bit before that is nonsense
@karrr524Күн бұрын
I don't get it, but I love avant-garde shit. The artists are so passionate and really push so many mediums to their limits.
@OlyfrunКүн бұрын
This is awesome, such an intimate and delicate process
@seagullsg784Күн бұрын
Yo wtf i just watch
@asdrubalvillarroel72182 күн бұрын
Seguro que estudio muchos años para hacer esto que el lo llama Arte
@christinampaynepayne99822 күн бұрын
You are just SO AMAZING Uncle John!! Such a blessing the way you are always helping someone out and blessing others because you feel like God has blessed you plenty. So AWESOME to see your beautiful wife working along side of you too ❤️ You mentioned putting someone on your Christmas list for a shed... don't suppose you'd do a bump-out on a tiny kitchen instead? If so, my hand is raised to the Heavens!! You never know if you never ask, right? Lol.
@TheBeldings-j5c2 күн бұрын
RIP homegirl
@DeeperConnection4 күн бұрын
Nice!!!
@tedecker37924 күн бұрын
January 2025: sorry Paul lost his home in the Altadena fire.
@petergordon44564 күн бұрын
Hello school art jock like your work from a real jock from Scotland
@dfworks22394 күн бұрын
FAKE ASS BASQUIAT
@vickykylander10554 күн бұрын
No sé quién ha hecho los subtítulos de este video, pero no dice "orinados por caballos" (en qué imaginario colectivo??) POR FAVOR dice "sprayed by hoses", ROCIADOS POR MANGUERAS
@art21org3 күн бұрын
Gracias por avisarnos. Ya está arreglado :)
@vickykylander105517 сағат бұрын
@@art21org gracias!, sin embargo no me salta el subtítulo español, ahora solo está en inglés?
@GraceKayirangma6 күн бұрын
I l
@robertyoung17776 күн бұрын
I think the comedian George Carlin said something to the effect that, the sooner humans go extinct the sooner the earth can come back to life.
@WokeProduction6 күн бұрын
The group is agathokakological, a double-edged sword (good and bad, positive and negative). On the one hand, they fight misogyny. On the other hand, their use of guerilla maks is a slap at the Black museum curator that pissed them off. His name was Kynaston McShine. He made some sexist comments, but instead of distancing themselves from white supremacy and being inspired to end misogyny, the group of white feminists decided to belittle Black people by using gorilla masks. We all know that for centuries, Black people have been belittled and erroneously compared to apes, gorillas, and monkeys. Gorilla Girls is a racist, white feminist group. Their black suits, black gloves, and gorilla face are basically black-face and a belittling of the black misogynist "Mr. Kynaston McShine," all under the guise of fighting prejudiced art! White feminists often infuse white supremacy into their movement (See Margaret Sanger and her connections to Eugenics movement, white supremacy and the Klan.)
@bettywoop5757 күн бұрын
Saw this in middle school, very inspiring.
@joethelionjoethelion7 күн бұрын
Is body still looking at these vids Would love to talk to someone who is interested in performing arts?
@markjones697 күн бұрын
Wow this is fabulous, I am going to pull out some of my journals from my classes with Charles at Fresno State and study some of them. Just listening to Charles I can tell like a good wine he gets better with age. Hearing his voice and seeing his wonderful curious and thoughtful techniques and hard work is so amazing and makes this old man wish for younger days. I wish I had listened better in the 1980's. That being said it was so refreshing that he never wanted any of us to make art that looked like any thing, but art from our heart. Original genious for sure.
@mattbray_studio8 күн бұрын
such a great and unique artist
@pixamech36028 күн бұрын
True😂❤.
@filipevintena1648 күн бұрын
When there playing the organ, it feels like there two marionettes runing towards each other ❤
@conkshell94458 күн бұрын
An amazing Amerian family, in touch, directed, and physically beautiful
@MellowWind9 күн бұрын
Such a strange maker of strange art.Hilarious he's so successful. Shows how random it all is.lol. Drek.
@RobertOsborne-j4r9 күн бұрын
Mean faced, angry, bald headed lesbians. What's to like here? Absolutely nothing.
@bootroomgames9 күн бұрын
Bookmarked
@Seafishing-f1t10 күн бұрын
Thank you my brother, I am a large format photographer trying to circumnavigate this white world.
@diegoinjapan11 күн бұрын
Thanks for explaining why she switched from taking non portraits, I was always curious about that.
@elisew.253411 күн бұрын
BRAVO ‼️ Art indeed changes the world 💚
@shamaryahisrael507912 күн бұрын
I really liked this episode.
@philljombs115112 күн бұрын
This is amazing 🎉🙏
@alephnull741012 күн бұрын
It is literally impossible for anyone to contemplate their surroundings today as these two did back then. The very existence of the internets capabilities nullifies our localized experience, whether we are aware of it or not.
@stillkicking244513 күн бұрын
looking at someones art is looking through a window into their brain………🤯
@asmrweathermusicadfree891013 күн бұрын
this guy is dumb
@johnvelasco873214 күн бұрын
This is being exhibited in Toronto as I am typing this and I just saw it today and it was very compelling and fascinating
@The-Punch-and-Jewdy-Show14 күн бұрын
It makes me wonder who would want to " appreciate " the images that she took . . and why they would be interested at all in looking at such pictures.. ?? Rolf Harris was also an artist . . was he not ? I just get the feeling that there is something not right in displaying such images, especially in this world we live in where there are so many pdf-files lurking around . . .
@sarahoon14 күн бұрын
Gorgeous Gorgeous work!!!
@sarahoon14 күн бұрын
Beautiful art Beautifully done kudos howardina!
@sarahoon14 күн бұрын
Love her work!!!!
@davidgeary49014 күн бұрын
Constructive criticism: Respectfully sir, please do not invoke the names of Charlie Parker and Zoot Sims...who were creative serious musicians, the real deal. This is the opposite of them - it's self-delusional vapid emptiness. Back in graduate (art) school in the '80s we called this kind of thing "ca ca art" - ie. it's like a disturbed infant smearing its own ca ca on the wall. Yikes - am shocked this kind of thing still goes on today!.😱Or maybe, hopefully, you're pranking us?! 😜🤪😝