Exploring art galleries in Le Marais in Paris...

[@LordMojo]

Thanks Mary. Yum yum.

[@lolachlih3136]

Wonderful ars exhibits ❤ thank you for takinv us along these galleries❤

[@banzeye7757]

There’s a Soutine and Steven Campbell mashup vibe in the Schultz work. The paint handling and the tableau staging of events. Goya is also not too far away. And thank you for doing what you do Mary Lynn. It’s an invaluable resource and service to viewers, however they define themselves in the world of contemporary art. Happy holidays to one and all.❤

[@ursulafrydrich5857]

Thank you for the very nice Video. I 'm happy to come with you.

[@pshay1214]

Beautiful video - I particularly liked the large works by Okazaki, Uzor, Weissbach, and the Boyd works. Thank you!

[@davejones732]

Mag-knee-feet! Always a joy to partake in your journey through out the art worlds,MLB. Bravo and again thank ewe.

[@solarplexus4003]

Paris is always a good idea😁

[@micheldacunha5915]

You are sooo right!

[@UrsulaGörgen]

Danke für Paris. Verdrehte Heilige Gebäude aus der Gründerzeit, tolle Location Und Mary Lynn Mir gefällt Deine Kenntnis Der Hintergründe Und Dein schwarzes Kleid. Es steht Dir lang und halblang prima. Weiterhin Schöne Tage in Venedig. Ursula Görgen Bonn ❤

[@arlinejernigan]

Ive said this before a while back, but I think it would be so cool if you went into artists studios and did interviews. You would do an awesome job. It is always fun to see what the artist actually thinks and how their process works. As an artist myself, I find a lot of inspiration in that.

[@Chris-pn2iy]

Wow. A lot of interesting pieces. And great camerawork.

[@RonaldGosses]

Thinks for showing. Your Filming is AWESOME!

[@claireseyeviewonredbubble]

I think they are surrealist paintings, they show figures represented in the paintings. Abstract art is about lack of represenational figures or forms. Thank you for taking us to view these galleries, it's great getting to see them.

[@edwardferry8247]

Lovely to watch this; so many familiar walkways and entrances to these galleries, I was calling their names simply from the length of a path, the colour of a door; a joyful few weeks I spent several years ago. One or two marvellous small boutique ones in Paris now gone, but lovely to see these ones still thriving.

[@mariehamm]

Thanks for the great parisian art tour

[@fabiennerancourt]

Super merci beaucoup

[@AI-xs4fp]

I found this one to be your best yet. Beautifully shot, elegantly edited, the lineup was amazing and the commentary on Uzor was powerful. The rain was also perfect. A pleasure to have tagged along.

[@Ralobius]

Thank you! Your videos are so great because they are so personal, with your comment and your lunch suggestions! Geetings from gemany!!

[@MrB831]

Been following Genesis Tramaine for years now, it is so surreal to see her work in Paris. Great channel by the way, lovely narration too.

[@martinkammerer9376]

Thank you so much for showing us the galleries you`ve visited. The artworks are really great - I like Nick Dyles work tbh and I liked the nude by Chloe Wise as well.

[@MinhNguyen-lb4xp]

Art is something peoples try to express their feelings with colors , shapes , lines .................If you and artist in the same dimensions then : pleasures and blessings . Any way thank you for showing me Paris in light rain and the food of restaurants .The music so relaxing as the rain .

[@kevinz-nv8pg]

You haven't found the door to the Hall of art

[@chantalrochon3566]

Thank you for this video❤😊❤😊

[@clariolaelx]

Thank You. Hugs from Spain 🌻

[@MaryLynn_Buchanan]

Thanks for watching!

[@juliakrivitskaya]

Thank you so much for your videos! It is very inspiring: slow motion, wonderful music. I am an artist and I live in France. I dream one day you will come to my exhibition.

[@marypartridge5154]

Yes after countries like America and Australia where the houses all look newish these old countries are so fascinating.

[@jamesslate6664]

Daniel Boyd's dot paintings have their roots in Aboriginal artwork, in which every dot represents an ancestor. I saw an exhibit, a few years ago, of contemporary Aboriginal painters, such as Gloria Petyarre and Emily Kame Kngwarreye, whose technique was fully explained, as well as its symbolism.

[@TomHendricksMusea]

Modern art is not modern anymore. They are a reflection of last century art. I encourage you to talk about the art ofvthis century. There are very exciting developments !

[@abatueks]

Thank you!

[@dougthoms8958]

So much Guston in Shutz's current work!

[@sherm50599]

Terrific vid

[@Александр-г9б7е]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@robertspies4695]

Tremaine's portraits are reminiscent of George Condo, if you care for either. Some of Boyd's stuff is arresting.Thank you.

[@dougthoms8958]

What is the story of that incredible vaulted stone chamber?!

[@Creativeassemblages]

Always enjoy your videos. Just wonder where the French artists are exhibiting in Paris? Not one French artist in the galleries that you visited.

[@ElfGoblin]

Excellent video. I liked the Okazaki paintings the best though they would have worked better on a single canvas. Those joins are infuriating! I also liked the nude by Chloe Wise.

[@marypartridge5154]

Does anybody buy these paintings. It would be good if you mentioned prices and what got sold

[@catdavisphoto5319]

Place des Vosges, pronounced with a soft g. :)

[@jeandupas-q2k]

check PACT gallerie ( friends of Stems)

[@robertspies4695]

Thank you for the tour of these Parisian galleries. Schutz's paintings challenge me. I like alot of abstract figurative work, but there is something very off putting about these works. They lack a generosity of spirit. There is something mean underlying them. Perhaps they capture a public mood or the political moment--unpleasant truths?.

[@stevenwilliambaylessparks3730]

The angst of our time on full, heart-wrenching display. The Offili curtains, a little silly.

[@yvesblanchard6273]

Merci après Venise , je vous suit. Vous êtes plus élégante qu à Venise.

[@ShamimHasan-y6g]

Vogas painting

[@jilly-247]

Totally agree the art in Paris of the faces were like maniacs. There are some fantastic artists there, but the majority is just terrible.

[@eo-fi3fh]

[@jean-francoisbrunet2031]

Place des Vosges: pronounced Voje, not Vogue.

[@ifigeniamarduk9702]

Im sorry galleries in Mexico have awfull things because there are lots of great artist

[@kevinz-nv8pg]

Looking carefully at the speeches upstairs and downstairs, it seems that they are all onlookers, and no one seems to understand the intention of the work or the thinking of the artist, although this point of view will cause you to be very angry

[@fabiennerancourt]

su

[@marypartridge5154]

In Art you have to have a gimmick

[@PabloMacias-x1t]

Wow this video had 3 decent artists,I guess there’s still hope in this world,the rest was amateur trash!

[@jilly-247]

Agreed, horrible art horrible time

[@TheAndrewsanser]

Horrible time, horrible art..

[@jilly-247]

I totally agree. Most of the art is terrible amongst some great artists. Looks like mental patient scribbled, and Drew and colored and painted on these faces. I can’t believe it’s on the wall.

[@jilly-247]

I totally agree. Most of the art is terrible amongst some great artists. Looks like mental patient scribbled, and Drew and colored and painted on these faces. I can’t believe it’s on the wall.

[@elizabethbarsanti4297]

Honestly, disappointing art scene. No quality work.😢

[@JustTiisLeague]

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