yes

Excellent!

how is it with a production like this ....which was good....then we get to the audience questions in which there is NO mic to actually hear them. if there is no audience mic you should not take questions then.

Johns is the man.

I want that scarf

Ain't nothing here but vampire veils.

the downright cocky, i mean witty, . . clever response/remarks made by Mr, Winters come question period bumped my " Winters fanboy " status right up to FULL level again hah haha : D : D . .! . .

very insightful thank you!

@58. minutes his work. Can this be called work let alone art? 🤔🙈

All the words to describe what was made for the sake of creating it without a need for explanation. 🤔

Thank you, this was very helpful

my earliest memories are of works by twombly, motherwell, basquiat, clyfford still; like a midwest twister, those works tore into my soul, leaving cross-hatched trails of chaos & tumult until the day i found a brush and quieted. In the years since, I've produced thousands of works that Im convinced will be found one day and reunited with the source of their influence-- at the Broad, the Tate, Guggenheim, or at best, The Menil Collection, in Houston

Wonderful! Thanks for showing.

really good

This talk was so interesting. I’ve loved Asawa’s sculptures but didn’t know her drawings. I’ve loved Hammon’s body prints also and know it’s more difficult than it looks. Looking forward to Michelle Donnelly’s future publications.

Absolutely fantastic so enlitening and rewarding thank you

The production quality is incredible!

Ummm, I am pretty sure those are Holes...

I always liked Magritte's comic side, but, well, not profound in any way.

It is My Back to the World, not Wind!

Why would she be making up fictions about her classmates (dinner mates)...better yet, why are we supposed to be interested in this neurotic stuff going on in her head? ? Artists talk talk talk theses days... way too many verbs.

Sorry but the work is really mediocre.

Sobel’s work is fantastic and utterly gorgeous! Under appreciated trailblazers! Thanks for showing her work! 🎉

Sobel's work is an obvious precursor to Jackson Pollock, but for me, it points beyond him to Jean Dubuffet.

I love everything about your Museum ! Love, love. I wish I lived across the street, too cool !

How deftly and kind your presentation of this work is Natalie, since I imagine "key early innovator of this style..." is an understatement considering what came soon after her showing with Peggy, extraordinary to see this collection, one deserved so many years ago, here's wishing new eyes and ages appropriately weave her work into our cultural history and into their creative lives

super art

This has been one of the most inspiring talks I've heard, one that has been crucial to the molding of my art practice. I wish more people would be into this, but I'm so glad we have people like Dario, Ann and Carl that bring us such beautiful ideas. Thank you ❤.

Utilizing "uh, uhm, uhn" in every single sentence is too distracting from anything else said about the subject.

Lyric Suite, love it

Fascinating. So sensitive and insightful to the artists.

It's amazing!!!

❤

slay

Amanda Harlech likes to play fashion muse, but when she’s in a panel with fashion scholars or intellectuals she doesn’t have a clue what to say…

great talk! I gained some new perspectives about Johns' work. Thanks for the upload <3 But what a weird crowd haha, I have to say.

I think it was Rodin who said something like, "Sculpture is the art of the hole and the lump."

Lots of great questions from the audience. It’s too bad these two don’t have a clue as to what magnetism is and what kind of understanding Pythagoras had. First, in order to understand magnetism, you must understand the nature of light. You must understand that light is not an emission, and neither is magnetism. Check out Ken Wheeler here on KZbin at Theoria Apophasis.

Very underrated of the expressionists and not as well known as other artists of the period. The seaming simplified paintings and drawings will pull you in and have you reflect on form and colour. His work never seems overdone and has a strong yet subtle fluidity . He was one of my favourite painters. Hopefully one day I could see some of his work in person.

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This was one of the most moving exhibits I’ve ever experienced. Thank you for capturing it on film!

A very interesting lecture. Thank you for letting us know (from Europe)t he important art works you have and the excellent artist is Michael Heizer.

This is wonderful ❤

So beautifully presented, thank you.

Astonishing that this poor guy thinks there erect satellites in "space"

GEOCENTRIC not heliocentric.

There all different yet in time period, work was accepted. Yet timing of non.

Judd among them

The minimalist of its time a course wk a difficult one as all of history in art.

A great work of its time!