Wow! So interesting and inspiring. Great to have friends who operate cranes!

I wish I had seen this years ago. As a teenager I was part of The Milwaukee Public Art Museum's Art Satellite program and I was endlessly fascinated by The Dying Spartan. I even created a charcoal artwork in person, of him during my class. To this day it remains a favorite. I knew all of the backstory but I love that this video verified it. Thank you!!!

5:46 inviting users in by using paths 6:11 Bosch poster - the product is the main character in poster (focus on product not queues) - hand drawn type Ex: Adler, Bosch 7:35 WW2 poster focuses on messaging to use resources carefully 8:40 commonality in all these posters is diagonal. Diagonals make posters powerful, narrative 9:30 posters by Albert, each poster has the essence of the TV show in a single object - very simple shapes. 10:35 psychological experiment to determine how people draw a thing like ‘coffee cups’ 13:20 cooper Hewitt posters 14:30 Poster with a central image (if you just put a big round thing in middle then you can make things look good) 16:45 psychadellic posters breaking all rules of legibility (Cue from art nevue’ 20:15 stories stir our emotions, political posters 26:00 storied have momentum

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Meaningful viewpoint 😊

Appearances by Bully and Timmy! 😻😻

this woman is about as interesting as a piece of white bread. Also calling the stuff swirly and girlyques seemed suspect and sexist to me

Very subtle.

Different.

Too short.

Rouault is simply wonderful. One of a kind; that's why he's so admirable.

absolutely beautiful

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I have to go see it.

What a lenghty documentation! beautiful, hats down for putting this togeter!

The presentation took a fascinating subject and delivered it in a monotone voice in the most boring manner imaginable. I LOVE Bonnard, but even his painting were presented in a hodgepodge way, sometimes big, sometimes tiny, with color variations shockingly changed in the same painting. Museums have to stop using people who donate large sums but lack sufficient skills to convey the excitement of the painters artistry. I fell asleep after five minutes. Can’t museums utilize an actor or an artist to do this job?

Bravo. Thank you for making it possible to not only be there as Ms Amory spoke, but in the rooms where Bonnard lived and worked.

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RIP Tony. You were killed by the people you love. Black people have got to stop this 7/23.

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The talk starts at 8:42

ROUAULT, EXPRESSIONIST USED BEUTIFULL COLORS.?

You've got the best job! Excellent talk, I love Redon's work!

Thank you so much for this very interesting talk. Bonnard is one of my favourite painters, along with Vuillard.

(At 37:22) Reminds me of Klimt's gardens/landscapes... (although a different palette).

Extraordinary Lecture, dazzling as Bonnard paintings. Two Thumbs Up!

Awesome

Great job, Heidi. This was so sweet, and it looks like you had fun creating it, too.

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I love love H2O & the Art Museum. Thanks 🎶

I love this little introducing videos! More of these please :D

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FABULOUSLY BRILLIANT! My favorite artist! 🙏🙏🙏

Excelente pintor mexicano.... Tiene mucho de Expresionismo y futurista, es muy desoladora.....

Very very good. Much appreciated. Insightful with the feeling for the paintings beyond merely conveying facts.

Thank you so much for sharing your mini quilt. I have been looking at your work on Instagram and I am inspired to make my first quilt. This absolutely helped me. I will start small and then progress to larger sizes , yay!

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Beautiful painting! I enjoyed hearing about the subject, too. Thanks for the video.

so nice

Yep

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Great lecture and a great addition to the MAM collection. Looking forward to seeing this in person.

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so amazing to hear what Susan has to say, she's such a fountain of knowledge,

Amy, such poise and grace as always. It's so nice to see you!

I want to learn more about immersive art but not sure where to start/what to read. Stuff like one move's their body, and the image follows or music causing sound when one touches object or opening a door.. anywhere to start would be cool.. vids/books, whatever... anyone feel free to comment on right direction to go invited.

Thank you for this tutorial, I love to see you improve.