That 2000 number is a massive underestimate.

Why are we subjected to terrible art nore like it

Yes Richard shucker you wonderful nutter

Edward Lear's "Banaras Cityscape" - A lovely painting by him about my city Varanasi!

Fabulous insight 🙏🙏🙏🙏

good video, i`ve been researching Lears work, I didnt know some of those facts, its interesting that you said he wanted to be a great landscape painter, because i`ve felt that way too , but sell abstract paintings more.

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The Honeymoon Project is a remarkable art collaboration that is now a piece of history. We don’t know when it’s impact will climax. It is easy to imagine an historian in 2492 discovering this project and it becoming a topic of conversation and debate elsewhere in our solar system. I remember, it seemed like the last years of Life or Look magazine, the photos of the dress hanging in the building atrium. I believe my reaction was to the immensity of the idea, like the very personal, indie films of the 1970s, the era of this project was one of momentary art attempted on huge scales, Cristo’s wrapped buildings, etc. Miralda’s Honeymoon Project reflected an era. Did it challenge “Political Correctness”? If anything, it perhaps reveals that era as one in which “scarcity”, “climate crisis”, “backsliding to strongman politics”, “resurgent religious fundamentalism” were not contemplated. It was an era of “concept” unafraid of scale. We are now in an era of choreographed laser light shows on entire building facades and drill precision drone shows lighting up the skies. Respect for The Honeymoon Project and awe for it’s scope and it’s times will grow, however, this respect may be limited to the art community up to the moment it is rediscovered by popular culture. This was a significant event.

"Influenced by the words of myself" that's a beautiful line, Meryl. 🙏

What a wonderful artist. Congrats to the gallery as well.

enchanted by how Rie's brain works!

HOW MUCH DO THE TICKETS COST

An interesting intro. But so much more can be understood of Lear if you read his travel diaries along with his sketches.

This was a good exhibition. I’m glad I went. One of the staff remarked that nearly every visitor was upset by the destruction of the Birmingham Central library. I loved that building and lived in it during summer breaks from college. Travelling up the escalators. Stopping off at every floor. Browsing. Good memories of a sad loss.

The song "Il Cielo in una stanza" is about an orgasm between two lovers. Gino Paoli wrote it thinking about the italian singer Ornella Vanoni that he was dating at the time.

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Absolutamente brillante. Deliciosos los paisajes de Rie Nakajima, y una delicia disfrutar de la maestría de Akira Sakata que tiene una dilatada e impresionante carrera. Un artista imprescindible para los paladares más refinados.

Well I'm in North Yorkshire, but we are visiting Brum in December and might well visit - so you can win sometimes.

Man, this looks interesting, but how did it end up in my recommended? I'm in South Africa...

Amazing!

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Here is a timing schedule of the symposium, along with list of speakers/papers (courtesy of Marco Graziosi: nonsenselit.com/2022/09/14/symposium-edward-lear-in-the-round-now-online-timing/ ) Welcome: Jonathan Watkins and Linzi Stauvers 00:4:06 Matthew Bevis - Edward Lear’s Moment 00:08:15 Session 1 Chair: Jonathan Watkins 00:45:52 Jenny Uglow - The Edge of the Sand: Liminal Lear 00:49:34 Kate Nichols - Lear Ruins 01:09:22 Jasmine Jagger - Moving Lines: Lear’s Tennysoniana 01:43:20 Audience Q&A 02:11:08 Lunch (nothing happens here) 02:31:15-03:31:15 Session 2 Chair: Linzi Stauvers 03:31:44 Cassie Westwood - How Not to Know Mr Lear 03:32:45 Noreen Masud - Lear’s Distracted Landscapes 04:00:50 Break (nothing happens here) 04:29:04-04:47:37 Session 3 Chair: Matthew Bevis 04:47:38 Sara Lodge - Edward Lear and Animation 04:48:50 James Williams - Edward Lear in the Mountains 05:24:12 Audience Q&A 05:56:10

lookING forward to seeING DAVID TOOP IN NOTTINGHAM

great stuff!!

Favourite artist- just great :)

Good luck only

Looks really tacky. They should of left it alone. He just wanted to ruin it. Hope they change it back.

Great

Daha iyi olunca better olmuştur

Gözde çocukluğunda brute pembe wot ve mavi wot ve blossom ile gitti

Geçen sene ve gözde ile gittim

What a breath of fresh air. Very talented, especially using other tools than brushes, also using variant backdrops for the paint to make creative shapes. Thank you really love your work,

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Brilliant!

with admiration

Hi, do you know Archie and Jane Hancox. I visited their home about 20 years ago. Really miss them 😊😍

Both exhilarating and sad at the same time that painting as a medium with infinite possibilities settles again and again on flatness, design, colours …clothed in the emperor’s new clothes of post colonialism, identity politics, otherness , British-tropicalism…. Hurvin is pleasant and exciting, Peter Doigs blood brother from Jamaica, in artistic sense….but Turner prize material ? Well I have understood Turner prize more than painting….it’s like the Cannes Palme D’Or… very temperamental.

Beautiful

You make lovely video

Thanks for your great videos. I am planning to make videos for a nonprofit artist group in Brooklyn New York, BWAC. Please tell me the gimbal mode used for art works on the walls.. thank you

I was at hmp grendon prison for 3 years completed therapy before that I was in and out of prison all my life , and was never out of prison longer than a few months however after completing therapy and leaving prison 6 years ago I’ve lived a happy life didn’t go back to offending , Richard shucker said to me on the induction wing I had great potential and his words have always stuck with me

BEAUTIFUL!!!

Osman Yousefzada is a fashion designer reinvented as an artist, a product of racial tokenism by Director of Ikon Gallery Jonathan Watkins who has been ticking racial boxes as part of diversity in the arts.

Very disappointing. The show is brilliant reconstruction of the MacGregor years, the catalogue a superb collection of very illuminating essays and the walk though video with Jonathan Watkins and Debbie Kermode is excellent and well worth a second viewing. But this chat with Liz Ann was, well very disappointing. It was her we wanted to hear from not JW, but every time she began to tell us of her time with Ikon she was interrupted. Also very sad to see no more than a dozen people watching!

I want one lol

Wooooooo tat vision!

Fantastic choices!

Lovely to watch this! Can't wait to see my work in the exhibition, as well as the work of Ryan Asbury, Carmela Vienna and Andreea Pislaru

really lovely to watch this, some really fun works, also love that dion was a featured artist BIG UP DION KITSON <3

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