Exploring LA Art Exhibits: Part I

[@harveychometsky]

Derek Fordjour's work is astounding! Thanks for the detailed view. Very informative camera work.

[@sergiovillasenor5921]

Your camera work is amazing as always as your detail narative, great job! I want you to know that you have raised the bar for everyone when it comes to showing art exhibits and when visiting galleries. I'm always looking for art exhibits in KZbin and I always use you as the standard of quality. I would say Mary would have done this better or its not like Marys' work.

[@angelajsacaartistaffiliatedwpl]

Beautiful thx for sharing love

[@brm1279]

There are a small group of creators that make things and an even smaller group of individuals that talk about those objects. There is a Huge group of people that stand back and safely criticize. I appreciate your stories about the objects.

[@edliramyrselaj6420]

Thanks Mery Lynn. Your recovery and comments make us very present.😍😍😍

[@Thediscobear2]

Thanks Mary Lynn. I work in my studio with your videos on my tv everyday. I’ve found great artists through what you do, and I’ve reevaluated others that I previously couldn’t find a way into. Your videos are so helpful to those of us in other parts of the world (I’m in Australia) who can’t get to the US or UK easily. Much respect for what you’re doing ✌️

[@craiggomes7913]

Thanks Mary Lynn, another great video. I enjoyed 3 of the 4 shows. And then a tantalizing glimpse of a Chris Burden sculpture outside the LACMA. It's funny the things you notice in a video; like there are no bike lock-ups outside the galleries.

[@geographypony]

Thank you for everything you do. Loved the magic themed exhibit. I’m gonna have to dig deeper into his work.

[@rutbrea8796]

Great video! You give the viewer a chance to look at the paintings with details, and one can really appreciate the work. Thank you for sharing 🙂😊

[@tatortot5516]

Thank you for keeping us in touch with the beautiful creations of others.

[@guillermotorrejonc9084]

gracias. gracias. gracias.

[@nataartchannel]

Danke!

[@jamesg2382]

Thank you

[@daniellee2791]

Beautiful!

[@johnotterart1284]

constantly quality content 💯

[@davidsanders6746]

thank you Mary Lyn Buchanan L A Art Part 1 Pace Gallery:Velvet painyings i thought that some were great.I really like some of the music you ad to the videos really cool touch. when i lived in NY when looking for work would go to any galleries after for uplifting day. David Sanders

[@nathnieloleary502]

Thank you. I’m looking forward to part two.😍

[@galerielestudio8089]

Love watching your videos and traveling to so many different galleries. Thank you for the best guided art visits on youtube! Those Farley Aguilar pieces were so beautiful and powerful.

[@chantalrochon3566]

Thank you for this video.

[@rutbrea8796]

Fine taste!

[@Stellifant]

Love this video Mary Ann. You let the camera linger on the paintings which allows us to appreciate it even more. Lots of interesting information. Looking forward to part 2

[@zaloo]

thanks for introducing me to Clare Woods. the Velvet Schnables were my second favorite. i want to especially pat you on the back for the rhythm you established on the Barbara Kruger small works near the end of her section. and your asmr voice is divine :)

[@alphajava761]

Clare Woods is cool. The still life florals have hints of Peter Max. Pop art used to be one artist making the same image over and over, now it's many artists making the same image or idea over and over (Barbara Kruger).

[@ivanklymenko]

Great content, thanks for the video and walk around Los Angeles

[@susprime7018]

I like the velvet paintings, especially the one with the purple and white ground and sea like patch of blue. Also, the Claire/Clare Woods.

[@santarivera1939]

Thank you so much for this...❤

[@IsraelTangaroaBirch]

Great video thank you. I'd love to exhibit my work in LA. Thanks

[@davejones732]

Thank you MLB...if that's okay to write? Terrific again...but Clare Woods! Gorg! Off the Chart...Stunning.

[@MaryLynn_Buchanan]

A lot of people call me MLB ☺️, and yes Clare Woods is amazing! I’m very lucky to have one of her works

[@davejones732]

@@MaryLynn_Buchanan Roger that, MLB! I may have missed it but what is/was your First KZbin Go2? You and your Team constantly lead the way Thanks again! JonesE. I discovered a 'New Word' from the Ancient Greeks which I used as the title of my little showing at the Michigan Light House Gallery. The word is ' Eudaimonia' "a combination of well-being or a sort of happiness or flourishing. It is the ultimate goal of a human being, a part of her function that constitutes the best kind of human life." This is what you are doing. Bravo!

[@santarivera1939]

OMG...I LOVE HIS WORK..." Derek, God bless you always "...

[@lovepeace3041]

Thank you! Free trip to LA! And Clare Woods: WOW. Not as enthusiastic about Schnabel's new work, with all due respect --- genuine respect. The work seems generally like a quest to claim a niche between Bacon and Nava, a zone between timeliness and timelessness. I don't feel these are works reflective of his position as an important artist to American 20th C art. My standards for him may be too high but I want Schnabel to remember that he sets a direction more effectively than he follows others'.

[@chantalrochon3566]

Absolutely ! I can,t afford these trips. This channel gives me the wings to visit galleries and museums. I feel lucky! From Quebec, Canada » Merci! Ma belle pour tes vidéo »❤️❤️❤️

[@danielmask3871]

Well said about Schnabel.

[@danielmask3871]

The music choice is awesome. Loved the turn style drama/opening of your first artist. Narrative was interesting but for me the craft was bothering me for every piece. Turned up edges of collaged paper. Velvet Schanbel. Never got it. Warehouses of art. Fitting. LOVE LIMBO WOODS. Fresh. Simple. Evocative. Aguilar liked the color and style...made me uneasy. BK: LOVE always Loved her work. My work is very close to hers. Word and image. For Spruth...there is too much I have to invest to understand conceptual art, but I do like the machines. All is well here. And we have blue skies here as well. Great job on this video now get some rest.

[@AWAT176]

Great works

[@marxxthespot]

👀👍

[@andrelukin6364]

Are you going to visit Venice Biennial this year? I see most of the stuff you show is coming from private galleries, not museums. I was wondering why and what do you think about so-called non-commercial (no art fairs) large exhibitions like Documenta, Manifesta?

[@MaryLynn_Buchanan]

I am! But not for awhile - probably in October towards the end of it

[@michaeldahmenART24]

🙌⛩️🕉️☯️⚛️⛩️🙌.

[@EnvoyeeSpeciale-ey9bx]

C'est toujours un plaisir de découvrir des expositions sur votre chaîne, c'est bien filmé, mais si je puis me permettre....: La musique choisie n'est pas agréable pour ce parcours qui est censé être fait dans une certaine neutralité. La musique ne le permet pas. Elle ne permet pas d'apprécier les œuvres. Je coupe le son, mais du coup je tire un trait sur les commentaires. Dommage

[@pegsuswzma9556]

music is good actually otherwise too qiuet

[@user-xm5kr6us4n]

Very interesting? But done before, and his voice gets lost in his work. Kindly, Bjm

[@paulogaivotaum8574]

Lençóis colchas e fronhas...

[@jjuanperez567]

BORING WHERE IS THE ART?

[@pr1me840]

An unbiased approach would be nice. One where you just communicate what the artist is trying to say without sounding like it's your own opinion. No offense but I do not care what your opinion is but I would love to know what the artist meant, untainted of crouse. As an artist myself I mute your channel most of the time and would love not to be placed in that position.

[@tatortot5516]

It’s kind of ironic how you came here to deliberately tell someone who works very hard to keep people who can’t be in the loop in the loop that you don’t care about what she has to say. Imagine what you could have done with that same energy instead.

[@tatortot5516]

That being said, I’m an artist and I understand that part of being exposed to the public is public critique, which is something you don’t seem familiarized with.

[@tatortot5516]

Bonus: art is made by people and it is impossible to view art without bias.

[@AI-xs4fp]

I never imagined anyone criticizing the thoughtful narrative. Why not just go elsewhere if you can't appreciate the amazing work? I would "love to not be placed in the position to listen to your crouse", whatever that is.

[@timrompel4409]

hate the music