Bryan Stevenson on the power of art to communicate justice | MoMA BBC | THE WAY I SEE IT

[@harperwelch5147]

Whenever I see a Jacob Lawrence posting, I want to add something to his legacy. When I was an art student at the University of Washington in the Seventies, I had a cranky art teacher who insisted that he knew what was art and what was not. I was not convinced. While discussing this with the Dean of the Art School, a man stuck his head through the door and said, "I'll take him on", meaning he agreed to tutor me one-on-one for that quarter. Mr. Lawrence was the most generous, encouraging, inspiring professor of my entire college experience. He was a great artist AND a great teacher.

[@brm1279]

I always enjoy listening to ppl who aren't involved in the art industry talk about art.

[@lightingnabottle6065]

What a wonderful interview, Brians' insightfulness, and expertise is so appreciated.

[@vidyanathan2734]

So very beautiful 🙏❤️

[@kevinboyle9207]

What a wonderful interview and video about some relevant and important American art.

[@khariturner5518]

This was beautiful. Thank you!

[@nejafeja]

“Migration Series” was something I was most looking forward to seeing with mum own eyes on our last trip to NYC in Dec 2019. Thank you for sharing this.

[@kirigwi]

This is good commentary. The paintings really tell a story 😭😭

[@shahlarazavi8867]

I wish I could nominate Bryan Stevenson for Noble Peace Prize.

[@trannguyennhatanh3101]

❤❤❤

[@ricardofernandes9695]

Bravo!

[@lulamax7942]

LOVE THIS❤️❤️

[@marcogentile7292]

👏👏👏👏👏 💕