Exploring Art Galleries in London's Mayfair Neighborhood

Exploring Art Galleries in London's Mayfair Neighborhood
I'm back in London, exploring some BRAND new gallery spaces, as well as some of my tried and true favorites. As always information about each exhibit mentioned can be found linked below.
#london #artgallery #mayfair #londonart
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ARTIST & GALLERIES
Urs Fischer, Sadie Coles HQ (0:00): bit.ly/SC_UrsFischer
Arghavan Khosravi, Carl Kostyál Gallery (7:08): bit.ly/CK_ArghavanKhosravi
Tala Madani, Pilar Corrias Gallery (10:04): bit.ly/PC_TalaMadani
Robert Rauschenberg, Thaddaeus Ropac (13:18): bit.ly/TR_Rauschenberg
Tom Sachs, Thaddaeus Ropac (15:41): bit.ly/TR_TomSachs
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[@elizabethdarley8646]

That is an original 1600s Baroque marble fireplace! Wow!

[@MiiPaintings]

Thank you for this video. It’s very interesting to see those galleries. I hope I’ll be able to visit London one day again

[@eliseskaug5368]

Your gallery tours have been a lifesaver during the pandemic, and I'm really grateful for them! :D Here in Norway galleries and museums took a lot longer time to reopen, but they have at last. I love how your tours makes it possible to observe the context between international exhibitions and the smaller art world where I live. Keep up the good work.

[@joshuavanleader7528]

As usual, a very tasteful and beautiful selection of Galleries in Mayfair.

[@fabriziocordara1204]

Fantastic spaces, wonderful works and beautiful silhouettes reflected in Rauschenberg's works. Great video, congratulations!

[@jimmidogg601]

Thank you for the guided tour, so relaxing:)

[@atul.p.marwah5124]

Really Enjoyed the Art walk 🙏

[@somsakchaituchmasteroffine8415]

Love it very interesting thank you so much❤️

[@lisengel2498]

I love to see these videos. They are always interesting in many different ways. In this one I enjoyed the quote from the exhibition of Robert Rauschenberg’s exhibition Nightshades & Phantoms : “ Painting relates to both Art & Life, neither can be made. I try to act inbetween the two” 🎶🖤🎵

[@jamesg2382]

Thank you. Loved Sachs and Rauschenberg. Much appreciated, this is such a great way to see exhibitions that I wouldn’t get to visit here in OZ.

[@mattbray_studio]

i'm guessing here, but based on experience. the urs fischer works look like he has painted directly on a smaller print of the photo and then scanned the result and printed it large for exhibition. the painted marks are definitely real paint not ipad paint, and the gestures look considerably larger than life, so i'm assuming he worked on a smaller scale than this

[@electrocatodo]

Awesome

[@camipp1]

Thank you

[@ginogino3551]

yes yes yes is so natural and illuminated, London again, and double happiness to all!!!

[@brentdobson5264]

Teleologically ..connected / disconnected ...space / time .. frames ..within a rhythmic balanced exchange ...of voltage / amperage extension of light . ( first gallery exhibit )

[@xitapedrao1377]

Keeping Doing This Work Of Share Your Experience, I Really Love It....!🙏🌺😍God Bless You🙏

[@visualartjkash9232]

I could not wait, always checking for your next video. As always thank you ☺️

[@bellascharfenstein7650]

wow - hope there's more coming from London!! really digging it. big thanks mlb!!

[@davidgoyettemedia4064]

Wonderful! Feels like a vacation.

[@brianbuday8639]

Great work as always! Awe Inspiring material . Cheers 👍🇨🇦🍷

[@Linoosethemooss]

Thank you again for sharing this with us.

[@patricialindley6928]

Seville Row would likely be in Spain... Savile Row is, I believe, in London.... 😮

[@tinwah858]

It's so wonderful !!! 👍🏻👏🏻 …… Thanks for your sharing !!! ……

[@chevyyyyyyy]

OK, super good space that displays a latter day form of Zombie Formalism.

[@ArtZen111]

This is a good one to explain better The camera is always in motion It never stops for a 8 to 10 second full back up of the piece of art. It never allows (Us the viewers to see it as you get to in real life) Like you come up so fast and look close up and always go to a corner and fling the camera away .. it's very rare I get to see a full view in of anything. It swing to floors and corners and side ways wall views and you swing away. You never stop. After the up close look for a full view stepping back and being still for 8 to 12 seconds It's dizzy making And that's the main thing is seeing the piece for a full on view instead of a three to four second swing by Example .. view affordable art show in NYC maybe you can slow down and stop dizzy filming and be still for a bit Plus you talk and then your voice fads off and mumbles and giggles and can't hear the last parts of what your saying was the camera keeps spinning into dizzy videos. Best wishes in better filming I cant watch it just goes way to fast for any true full perspective LA Art show 2020 walk around is a example of slowing down .. Please slow down It will improve your videos

[@yangwen6938]

Tala Madani is good

[@marcelosouza5276]

👏🖼🎨BRAZIL 🇧🇷

[@danielmask3871]

love love the globs/cleaning brush marks. Love to see paint prep. Sense of space created...love the squeeze through to gray painting; Art on wood grain walls...new...reminded me of Campbell's boxes; Tala = expressive...oh no not craft? I got homage ot Claes O and Andy W and the 60's

[@lefthandstory1280]

Awesome,beautiful friend 😃👌

[@LiquidArtEnergyProductions]

Zencasso says...groovy cool and relaxing! Urs Fischer COLORS!!!!!!!!!!

[@susprime7018]

Thank you, you look so happy. Fancy space on Savile Row. Those paintings bother me, maybe they are supposed to bother. I remember seeing Rauschenberg at the Menil.

[@emilywong4601]

digital painting?

[@manoliascouloudi2140]

Interesting round and comments! Thank you!

[@MaryLynn_Buchanan]

Thanks for watching!

[@1975brody]

Amazing what passes for art these days...😏

[@Yourhighnessnona]

The shoes you're wearing in the beginning, I am in love. Are they still for sale? 🥰

[@MaryLynn_Buchanan]

Thanks so much! they're from Zara quite a few years ago so I don't think they're still available, but these are kind of similar - bit.ly/3GP7rUU

[@Yourhighnessnona]

@@MaryLynn_Buchanan Thank you so much, love 🤍 I absolutely love your channel btw! Going to London soon, so this was helpful

[@eloyrodriguez3362]

Tom Sachs!!! Thanks. Greetings from Texas

[@yvanguillaume8975]

Have a great time in London .

[@MaryLynn_Buchanan]

Thank you!

[@stephenhanger2521]

A woman of Mary's truly matchless intlect should consider a career in the Fast Food Industry where she might someday discover her full potential .

[@kethercastillo563]

Asombroso

[@alexhudsonq]

You are an Angel!

[@lovedicedtomatoes9653]

Was not familiar with Tala Madani but those are really good.

[@galerie6202]

Interesting video

[@aynursahin3112]

Thank you very much. They were so nice Sincerely, Aynur Ş. Şahin

[@joetroncoso7292]

so the first pieces are giclee's...?

[@decnijfkris3706]

I am not an expert but this is not satisfying form to be called art. It is ...cold and impersonal. The creativity rises with the last artist but that is logic cuz it's an American. I did like the building, stairways, hallways, floors and woodwork. Thank you for showing. Can you believe these guys did artschool?

[@TD-qi2rw]

terrific ! Amazing how much you get around. Do you have a twin............

[@MaryLynn_Buchanan]

I wish hahah, I'm just very organized

[@TD-qi2rw]

@@MaryLynn_Buchanan and that's part of your charm.

[@BillWoodillustrator]

I would never just buy a print as in the first artist… it needs to be tangible to the touch… it needs to be”‘non- fungible” 🤣

[@christianegonbarnthaler1426]

super art

[@cumbaja3456]

It is very much about the artist interpretation or how he or she sees/feels art. The consumer who has to buy the product, is that the intent, is confused at least i am. Am I moved and does it fit in my space on the wall and does it add to the atmosphere in my residential or commercial or public space.

[@stevec.5010]

yes, everyday life objects... so much art, or so much trash.

[@michaeloliphant2073]

Not to many people wearing masks!

[@cherifthiam2456]

Hello it s very Nice l need To enjoint you💓

[@bellascharfenstein7650]

just a comment: delineation between fine art and what in the past has been designated craft, I believe, has lost its validity in the 21stC. Imperfection in construction of artworks may indeed be a deliberate mechanism signifying meaning. The other problem with separating art from craft, it is often to the detriment of craft, a bias that is questionable. Sorry, please dont take my comments negatively: but as an artist, I believe my work should not be judged on the basis of whether it falls within the spectrum of art or craft. We argued about this constantly in our tertiary institutions, (more so) in the 20th C. In 21C the validity of these arguments have diminished - In Australia at least.

[@jameswarhol442]

Art is always about context, nothing else.

[@seling5290]

Questa è merda , merda magari fosse quella di Manzoni questa roba non vuol dire nulla

[@pabloyo3838]

Eso no es arte ..lo siento

[@bille77]

Tom Sachs has run out of ideas.