The Escobars of 19th century

It never fails NEVER! Whenever you listen to a Jewish person they never NEVER let you forget that they are Jewish. Really, who gives a fuck about anyone being Jewish other than the Jews themselves. They become as obnoxious as a Christofascist Bible thumpers or a Muslim fundamentalist. This never ending rhetoric of Jewish this and Jewish that gets old fast. How do we go about having an inclusiveness unless Jewish people stop reminding us continuously about how "Jewish " they are as though that was some special baggage they proudly and often belligerently proclaim. It gets old fast. Jewish question? What question is that?

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Amazing Groucho impersonation.

Excellent discussion, especially during the Q&A part.

Gorgeous. You're both incredibly inspiring.

he was noth a northern italian. he came from livorno

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I absolutely adore Julius Marx ❤❤

Thank You! You said it, he was this & that? Modigliani could capture the essence of the now & then? 🧑‍🎨♾️🎭

WHat a wonderful lecture!! Thank you-- I have always been attracted to her work, especially figures of the mother-daughter relationship, the hysteric and family dynamics as home and prison. Thank you for all this careful work and presentation

Thank you for hosting & posting!

amazing

Lisa just won’t let anyone talk 😂

Unbelievable; what's supposed to have been in any way special or particularly noteworthy about the fact that some his sitters were Jewish ? Nothing, nothing at all.

Thank you

Historicistic American BS, and non-understanding of anything European - and absolutely nothing to do with Modigliani

I don't think the stuffed monkey can be considered a 'ready made'. That is a duchampian term, and it means an object selected according to the the criterion of aesthetical indifference. wheras the monkey is obviously an emotionally charged object.

Was Jack Goldstein married?

excellent; what Yuskavage says about painted thingness etc. amusing how the curator is constantly trying to catch up, but flawed production; sound and visuals - worth watching but you're going to have to google all the images as you go along - oh and so weird that neither talks about the fact the Yuskavage's work is epic and Vuillard's is not.

Was lucky enough to see him seated alone at table in MOMA's garden one day. I went over and told him I loved his paintings but was too shy to say anything else. He thanked me and I left. Have since read much about him and what I love above all is how generous he was with his money. Always asking young artists he knew if they had enough money when he met them. Surely a sensitive soul like Mark is now enjoying a wonderful next life.

Kate Rothko. Remember Prof Howery at Brooklyn College?

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wow such a good impersonator . So good talented great job Noah Diamond

What a fantastic lecture, thank you.

A wild exuberant experience where you can go to find joy in life.

Great conversation Andrew, Your introduction to the visual art and making art, is one of which I would like share with the E R Burrowes School Art ….

Thank you for this feature and to the artist for his openness to share such substance. I am with joy that Andrew has had the “freedom to imagine”. The creations I’ve seen over the years have all been clean, cultured and with an inviting depth signature to his obvious skillsets. I had not known of the timehri rock paintings of Guyana thus enjoyed the reference that inspired me to learn a little more. Again, thank you.

Great video, Andrew, super interesting to learn about your childhood and early work.

wonderful seeing great accomplishments recognized! really thrilled to see this!!

Great work Andrew

You are a star 🌟❤️

When will art critics realize that we don’t care what they think?

Amazing talk thanks Shalva❤

All museums and or countries in this situation should be ashamed. The whole world knows works were stolen yet conveniently they are in possession? They’re compliant with nazi crime

Thank you so much for sharing this with us on KZbin ❤️‍🔥 from TelAvivU

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I had the privilege of attending Jon's book talk in Providence last year and learned many new facts from this one - thanks for sharing, Barb! Wish I was there! Compelling family saga and great story-telling. Can't get enough!

Thank you so much for sharing this with us on KZbin ❤️‍🔥 from Tel AvivU

Too brilliant....yes 2 brilliant. Thank you.

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Judaism does not have a personalized image of God or an enlightened person unlike the images of Jesus, Buddha, or Krishna in their respective religions. Perhaps, when Kate mentions the influence of Judaism, she is suggesting the presence of Jewish spirituality and faith in the paintings without a personalized image of God. On a different subject, I wonder about the ventilation in the studio and the voluminous amount of turpentine fumes the artist was exposed to over the years. This was before odorless turpentine I am guessing and whether this would have played a part in the mental health and wellness of Mark Rothko.

Its very informative and enriched

Very interesting lecture. Thank you

Thanks for the wonderful lecture on the Sassoons

I grew up reading his books I love this books ❤

Very interesting thanks

Beautifully presented😊🎶

Perhaps it is just me, yet this whole presentation feels so disconnected and woody from the artist I have come to know through many sources. Perhaps it is the moms tone style of just reading a lecture, perhaps it is the zoom format leaving a audio distance between the presenter and us out here in internet land. Kinda sad because the emptiness in this presentation would turn people off to this wonderful woman,human and artist. I relate to her so much, so this is disappointing.

That’s amazing, Amy! I love your Judaica pieces!