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Celia has a wonderful girlish laugh. I so admire her single minded approach to being an artist. even to the extent that she made the decision to allow her mother to bring up her son Frank in his early years. I found her autobiography a wonderful but at times painful read. It seems this is a choice women artists must make.

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I've fallen in love with Celia Paul and Hilton All. I look forward to seeing more of her art, and am reading Self Portrait. She's a wonderful writer too. .

This is amazing! I wish I will reach this level of imagination some day!

Very surreal!

Anybody from art?

there's a beautiful poise about celia. i think she has something to teach me about living.

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It's such a joy to see her laughing, to see the love and support she is receiving. She is a giant and a treasure, and it seems to me like she was unfairly and irresponsibly neglected by the art world early in her career. I have such immense respect for her that she stood resolute for so many years in her perspective as an artist, even as it was looked over by the institutions around her. That she stayed in that space despite immense pain, so that her career could continue in the direction she saw it moving, not in the direction others projected on it. Thank you Hilton Als, thank you Victoria Miro, and thank you Celia Paul. I hope we are lucky enough to see many more movements in her oeuvre, and that she might be free.

Stupid bint who can't paint to A level standard.

I only heard about her on Radio 4 this morning so I'm here to learn more.

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nice mercedes. good job

can't stand her paintings - she's trying too hard to be miserable... and then it becomes too sentimentallly unneccessary...she shoud try to have a life

I saw that in De Pont Museum, Tilburg, on seven screens it's just mindblowing..

one of my favorite painters. very inspiring talk. thanks a lot for the upload.

Oscar Murillo would not be Oscar Murillo without the Rubells.I am more developed than he is.He moves fast not because of a long list of shows or years of developing but because the Rubells picked him.Hes not a great artist and neither is Botero.I can compete against both of those guys but without a patron Im being held back.I broke barriers with my snake charmer photo.I know I can do this but I need you guys to have an open mind and stop pushing me down the gutter.The least you can do is let me have an interview.(yes i sent my work the passive appropriate way.You have a peg of my images but by not contacting me back Im forced into other forms of communication)