Dana Schutz Interview: How Do You Depict a Feeling?

[@nspector]

Oh my God all those tubes of paint. She's got like every color Old Holland makes! It's wonderful and overwhelming. And very expensive...there could be $50,000 to $100,000 worth of paint here. A crude thing to focus on maybe, but I couldn't help it. She's a wonderful painter and I so appreciate this interview.

[@lisengel2498]

The paintings sing their strange, beautifull and chaotic songs from our life, our nightmares but maybe also about our dreams and hope of love and beauty and life - and the colorfull paintins sing and cry and create special spaces of deep experience

[@covechgo]

I really like her paintings.

[@minyoo4437]

I love love what she says! I love my art too. Art makes me cry.

[@nqkdjr]

She is so amazing.

[@isaiasxd4453]

Wooooooooo 💥

[@thomasbriaud9123]

Why do i love the rythme of her sentences so much

[@isaiasxd4453]

What a beatifull soul 💐

[@AI-xs4fp]

Thank you for this slice of solace.

[@kydop6128]

Her work really reminds me of Philip Guston's paintings. The weird positions in which her figures are in really reminds me of Guston's figures. Really cool video!

[@TheDreadfulCurtain]

I think more like Peter Saul

[@dustyeyer3573]

More Dana please! Great video, thank you.

[@moppenboek]

After hearing her talk. am in love now

[@dianehong1217]

The background music is so wrong here. This ubiquitous meditation music is so tiresome. Her work has such great energy and the music is so antithetical, it is truly disturbing.

[@ThePooper3000]

Serene meditation music, or smooth classical or jazz music in videos about artists is so fucking overplayed. It's starting to get grating.

[@Audion]

The music dominates this edit when it should only perfume the air.

[@catclemons614]

this channel is the fuckin best, thank you guys

[@mehrdadmohajer3847]

I like your L.CH , mostly bco Contemporary Art & Artists. Congrat. & lot of success🍻 Dear Dana, needless to say you are very talented Artist. I enjoy your works & happy to meet you in this manner .Your " Sculpture Projects " can be another break through. Well down & hopefully i get to see you + your Works here in Hamburg Germany 🌷

[@ricardopickman]

Her paintings remain me to Internet Explorer , they have some 90's flair that makes them very cool (and in my case very inspiring).

[@Flux_One]

I agree 100% that Art is problem solving

[@JSolhoff]

Thanks for sharing !

[@gregorylent]

glad i watched this, thanks

[@roman2011]

Wow. Prolific production of work.

[@artistrajubabu3535]

i like your subject & way of expression

[@DaphneKnouse]

its not easy for artists 2 articulate their work. jeez. @ commenters give her a break

[@maitreboissier2510]

wow

[@suzannedesylva3805]

Loudness of the music competes with the dialogue

[@tateboley457]

Dana Schutz's work is so inspiring and I'm always trying to hear more about what she thinks. But please stop making interviews that create a bias around what we are seeing through post-production tropes. When we are supposed to hear the interviewer's question we instead hear a synthy ambient interlude that evokes melancholic reflection. When Schutz laughs, it's not like we hear someone on the other end of the interview laughing with her- there is no conversation, just silence. It feels clinical and sentimental as if viewed from afar. By cutting out the interviewer, we lose a sense of organic conversation. Dana Schutz deserves a glorious interview like the Bacon and Sylvester one. But even those interviews throw in eerie horror noises. I guess i just hate post production editors because they rely on casting an evocative mood for the sake of catching views rather than genuinely digging into what the artist thinks and feels. For those that love the artist's work and would die to ask them questions about their theories and practices please just have an actual conversation that goes more in depth.

[@Jacob32905]

It felt genuine enough to me. At least the editors left room for the artist to express her idea's. Most content on KZbin about the creative process just feels like a well produced clothing brand commercial or something. And others use the ambient noise and carefully curated shots to distract the viewer from the fact that they aren't an artist at all but rather a content creator using art as a platform to make it big in the social media world.

[@po4146]

is she going to exhibit in Louisiana

[@Cixelated]

This is Louisiana , Denmark

[@themaster-zz1tb]

Are these artists given some command to talk in this way for a doc. ? Hahaha everyone talks so slowly in the similar way as if acting.

[@audreyh6628]

Have you ever been interviewed? It is extremely awkward

[@MS-mp9om]

I think the pauses show that this is the opposite of acting. They're actually taking time to think of concise answers, not just speaking from a script.

[@Amelia-yu6ii]

they dont have media training, unlike a lot of people you see being interviewed

[@upsoun]

respect

[@me-oo1fr]

4:10-5:11

[@me-oo1fr]

5:57?

[@luc7937]

Love

[@nickthabit420]

What is this music? All rise...

[@nishkam9588]

Still not addressing the system of intentions, yes she is very good at depicting ideas, artists know how . What are you saying to the viewer? Why, is the woman laying down in the boat?What is her content. Too ambiguous Dana. I do like your work, especially size of canvas and colors .

[@jakethehuman7]

nishka m it doesn't always matter, she said she's laying down because she's asleep...

[@harikatragadda]

Its really up to the viewer what to make out of it.

[@nspector]

Oh, she doesn't need to answer every question, or any for that matter. She's talking about what's important to her. Other people can have their shot too.

[@duart310]

Nice and vapid, just the way i like it 😀

[@hd-xc2lz]

Yeah? What's more vapid than comment board snark?

[@losfeliz3485]

insufferable.

[@wewantraw]

EWWWWWW!! COLONIZER

[@smartidea2987]

very much disgusting, silly and artificial. this artist needs a lot to learn to be natural and sensible.

[@Amelia-yu6ii]

l m a o

[@audreyh6628]

ok bro

[@konradfitzgerald]

Smart Idea let’s see your art

[@thunbergmartin]

"Disgusting" is a really harsh and hardly called for expression here, a hurtful hyperbolic expression. On the contrary I find it very natural and sensible the way she talks, I personally like a bit of rambling, murmur of uncensored thoughts and processes; and I find it very unsatisfying when artist presents themselves in interviews though aforisms and statements, as if the know and control the way their art operate. In my book that is the opposite to natural and sensible.