Collages: A Discussion Between Brian Clarke and Hans Ulrich Obrist

In this HENI Talk, world-renowned curator Hans Ulrich Obrist talks with British artist Brian Clarke.
The film explores Clarke’s relationship with collage through the entire trajectory of his career, and how he often uses the medium as a study for his stained-glass work. He first began working in collage aged 14 at the Burnley School of Art, 1967 and cites his early collage influences by Pop Art and artists such as Richard Hamilton and Andy Warhol.
The discussion also examines Clarke’s latest series of work inspired by nature, which began with line drawings of nasturtiums in white pencil on black paper.
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[@annemoar5743]

I was profoundly moved to hear Brian's description of the depth of connection he has achieved through his works. Thank you so much for sharing this interview. 🌼

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Glad you enjoyed it!

[@anodyne57]

I want to hear Brian talk more. He's the epitome of an intelligent teacher, even when just speaking of his own work's journey.

[@HENITalks]

We have other films with Brian for you to enjoy on our channel .

[@suzannedesylva3805]

I feel so lucky to have heard this interview.

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Glad you enjoyed.

[@TheMarkEH]

An interesting, insightful and articulate interview. Excellent, thank you for posting

[@HENITalks]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@pamelajohansen882]

Pure inspiration

[@HENITalks]

Many thanks - and please watch our other films with Brian

[@michaelstuartesson4377]

I enjoyed your show at Newport st. gallery immensely Brian. After a 10 year interval I'm back making collage with a vengeance whilst putting my love for painting on the back burner. Thank you, M

[@HENITalks]

Fantastic!

[@cassandraconstant3984]

Wonderful and inspiring Work! Thank You!!!

[@HENITalks]

Our pleasure!

[@camryn7171]

Thank you for sharing!!

[@HENITalks]

Thanks for watching!

[@olivierbolton8683]

I spent many days admiring the changing light in Chartres Cathedral...There is something magical and holy about stained glass and this really resonates in your work Brian...a lovely talk thank you both so much...

[@HENITalks]

Thanks for sharing

[@vikkienos6807]

Love!

[@HENITalks]

Thankyou

[@rhubarbyoghurt]

🙏

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Glad you enjoyed it

[@dawnarobertson9577]

Romare Bearden. Too often overlooked.