Yo difrute de el bajó del maestro irael lopez cachao cuado fue con emilio y groria stefan y andy garcia en septiembre de 1995 a la base naval militar de guantanamo dode estuve refugiado cuando el éxodo de los balseros cubanos allí 😂😢😮😅😊😊😅😮😢😂 )

Love it

Thank you for sharing her incredible story!

Not lost on me ✨Mentioning 1933 and noticing video length 13.33 (seen in my peripheral vision)✨🍥

depict time... ohh <3

Fortunate lucky lady to have privilege to attend that school and that huge loft apartment ! Interesting work…

As a youth my interests were art. I grew up and became a scientist. But in time I put that away and went back to art. One has always fed the other, but intrudes on satisfying regular people whose ideas are always in a box. Today I do n t chose one from the other but engage in both art and science. Now all is natural, normal and in balance.

Q Placer encontrar esta entrevista! Para me Oro. Creo q una vez Formel lo menciono como el Padre d todos los Bajistas Cubanos!

He was a FASCINATING man.

He was a FASCINATING man.

A very articulate man, great interview

Gran maestro de la musica de antaño...ya no vuelven joyas como esta .. saludos desde medellín Colombia

Excellente

#amazing, #founditems, #sculpture, #love #professora, #teacher :)

Thank you for taking the time to interview her.

Wow… I’ve just watched her being interviewed as a 90 year old, then as an 80 year old, and now this interview! - She’s so sprightly here! And I love the way her face moved. She’s so alive! I’d love to sit with her and talk.

Have always been amazed by Sam Gilliam's voluminous work. It remains to an honour to have visited Sam's studio in DC from the Corcoran.

Mi respecto

It was frustrating for me to hear them ask more about the people she was around than her work and what it meant to her. But this was ten years ago and I’m glad she had a time to show and speak on her work before she passed. As a mother and painter she is an inspiration.

I went to art school very interested in abstract expressionism, surrealism and other modern movements in the early 1990’s. What was disappointing was most of the art teachers had very negative opinions in regards to psychological and spiritual ideas. It is wonderful hearing Anslow Ford speaking directly to what his intentions are in this regard.

The male interviewer ends with the condescending phrase “what a dear you’ve been”. She is a brilliant artist with an enormous personality and he needs to make her “small”, the sexist little man! He also blabs on and on when he “asks questions”.

Nice...artlife always i2f the artist...one love...blessings...city love d.c

I knew Suzanne in LA in the early 70’s when she had her own gallery off Wilshire near the Tar Pits…I think… Loved her gallery events bringing lots of artists together in particular Black artists in Los Angeles. LA Museum of Fine Arts had a magnificent Retrospective of Black Artists in the early 70s. Betye Saar was another Black Artist I met inmthis cluster of brillant Black artists working in L.A. I have Suzanne’s Art book titled, Animal. It’s a signed copy. A bit confused because the Cover of book is Mixed Media 1978 Artists collection. So I am possibly forgetting another meet up w Suzanne after I left Los Angeles.

Met Betye in LA through a mutual friend actress, Marguerite Ray. I lived in Laurel Canyon in the 70s and at that point Black artists were plentiful. Artist Suzanne Jackson created a artists salon at her art Gallery over off Fairfax and Wilshire. Artists would meet and talk art. Betyre was doing her “derogatory art” when I met her. An extraordinary artist and person👏🏾

I love it of course But it looks like every garage I know in very rural America.. including mine.

RIP

Great interview! I looked this up after seeing on CBS morning that Betty had died. Really enjoyed it!

What a generous and healing being is Sam Gilliam!

Oh, gee......wish I'd been to one of those drum festivals.....soooo awesome!!

Oh thank you for you knowledge and gifts.....yes......all the blood is RED!!

Two things she said that stuck with me…I’m happy making the work & “Heart and spirit for longevity”. Thank you Betye Saar. 🙏🏽

That is not art. That is child-like level art, just as worthless as anything Warhol or Basquiat did.

You need JESUS CHRIST to save your life

Hi thanks for sharing how can get this information

si señor Ismael Lopez Cachao cada dia toca mejor Sabrosooooo QDEP

Leonard was a Ritchie Boy and served in the Counter Intelligence Corps in WWII

Jajjajaja Muy bueno

Wow, Margaret. You really express the interior life of all painting. Thank you, forever!

Thanks for documenting and honoring Jules with whom I was a student of animation at Cal Arts, 1972-74.

I began with watercolors as well. Then I went to acrylics and later oils. What I experienced in watercolor continued to be the lesson that controlled the acrylics and oils.

She's my shero.

Gran músico! Lastima que nos haya dejado. Que en paz descanse! En el cielo deben estar felices disfrutando este ángel musical.

So sad to hear of his death on Dec. 23, 2020. We have lost a living legend.

So much time to put more images and he has so much work. Editors, c’mon!!

And what an interesting and creative journey her life has been. Would love to know her.

I wish I know more about the artists and the times she's speaking of but I am so enchanted with her. Watched a recent video of her at the opening of a grand showing of her paintings which she is still beautifully creating at 100 years old. Marvelous. And inspiring.

what a bad interviewer. she asks no follow-up questions to any of the thoughtful and extraordinary information, feelings, philosophy that informs his work. sometimes even interrupting him. shame

love his work!

My wonderful role model. She's authentic, creative and so alive. ;-)

Well done interview. What an incredible woman