How Artist JR Is Helping Connect Our Humanity Through Street Art | TED + GBS Present Torchbearers

[@teddi5039]

It’s true. People have their own perspective on art no matter what. A blank canvas is a door leading to nothing. Art is the light at the end of the tunnel. Theoretically, art is like music for the eyes. No matter if the art is a scribble. It is art. There is no wrong way to interpret art. When a brush stroke meets a canvas, something is beginning. You can use the arts to demonstrate life and death and everything in between. Sorry, it’s cheesy

[@gageyerke]

Holy crap, that was the best comment I've seen in my lifetime!😀

[@vinny5638]

Subjectivist interpretation is a belief that only goes so far while projecting to go as far as the imagination can offer, even with music- pick a genre and we can establish an array of fundamental truths about the structure of a song to at least establish a few pillars of objectivity inside a largely subjective topic. That system can be applied to every subjective topic I've found so far, and I don't think art is an exception. What I'm getting at it I don't think I completely agree with your theory that a scribble is art no matter what- I concede that if we're not applying any general concept of worth both abstract or concrete that a scribble /could be/ art to /someone,/ but the moment you begin applying a concept of worth onto art (once again either abstract or concrete) then it becomes clear a scribble is not art simply by proxy of the worth we've established in the works humans have come to accept as historically great/good/average/bad/terrible. Because if you begin saying anything that a person can apply an emotional worth or connection to is art, even if its a scribble, then why don't I just create an AI to churn out every written angle and scribble possible? Then I can appeal to the abstract worth of as wide of an array of people as statistically possible, under your logic effectively becoming the best artist there ever was by sheer number of people finding "abstract worth" in my AIs 'art' I'm not saying there's a wrong way to interpret art on an individual basis, but I do think there's an ever present danger of the degradation of an artform when you start saying you can apply it to everything on earth, from scribbles to snot on a page.

[@teddi5039]

Vinny+ I see what you are saying. When I say anything can be art...I’m saying that people can have their own artistic liberties. I don’t think necessarily...snot...on a paper...

[@teddi5039]

Pugmaster000+You are referring to abstract art. There are still artists today that express the same symbolism and display the technique of the art 100s of years ago. There are many different genres of art-not just realistic.

[@romyo7698]

You are awesome

[@HanSelah]

Beautiful! So moving

[@simonabasile9823]

Un vero artista che insegna valori dimenticati da tempo!

[@Theabstractblu]

Mind naming a few of those values? I would like to add to me art

[@lindajohnson2792]

This is magnificently jaw-dropping~thank you JR

[@Theabstractblu]

Facts

[@maimohamed3590]

Wow😍👏✨

[@TENZING_]

Love this one! Super inspiring for an artist and youtuber!

[@beepboop2194]

All that inspirations just rushes through me now

[@sleepyparrot.]

These guy's rock!!!!!

[@krazzysu]

crazy gamer231 guys*

[@aroundthegoodworld]

JR is awesome! So does this channel, which is a great inspiration for my channel too. Thanks for all this great content :)

[@Theabstractblu]

I really wonder what paper and printer is used

[@flashlight8701]

I am watching this video at 11:00 p.m and I have school tommarow

[@kungfudunk94]

really like ur content GBS!

[@igormalyutin2663]

The video "How Artist JR Is Helping Connect Our Humanity Through Street Art" is a compelling interview-style documentary presented by TED and Great Big Story. It features the renowned artist JR discussing his approach to street art and its impact on society. The video effectively showcases JR's passion for using art as a tool for social change and connecting people across different communities. I highly recommend watching this video as it provides valuable insights into the power of art to foster empathy and understanding. JR's commitment to creating art that transcends boundaries and brings people together is truly inspiring. I give it a rating of five stars for its thought-provoking content and engaging presentation.

[@yagolopezrivera611]

This channel is too good, I love it

[@dominiquedourneau7425]

Thank you for opening my mind... Een struggling about ..the question..

[@bruh-iq2gy]

*pure* _art magic_

[@Point2BExact]

Interesting 👌

[@MrNotSelc]

There is a documentary ( Visages, Villages ) that was nominated for an Oscar in which JR ( the guy who wears shades) and an old lady travel through France. They do the same thing that's shown in this video and it's a shame the film was never mentioned.

[@ibisem7470]

The 'old lady' is actually the famous French director/cinematographer Agnés Varda, who was a visionary cinematographer of the French New Wave era of cinema, so it was fascinating to see the two collaborate.

[@markusreindinho503]

Someone knows the hat model?

[@pigroyale803]

Wow

[@HONEYRAJPUT07]

How many India's There 👍👍👍👍

[@siyacer]

1

[@krazzysu]

Huh?!?

[@themostrandombird]

🤔 for some reason i want that glue for a prank

[@Joshua-xf4qv]

What is the issue?!

[@davidl6332]

Mexico.

[@SummeRulz]

I thought a "stickerpaint carwash" would be a great place for tatoo artists to wash and paint girls cars.

[@CchristoC]

3rd

[@footballgod6720]

First

[@wasdesdf8453]

LOL NO INvoryBLX was first

[@wasdesdf8453]

2ND

[@krazzysu]

Images without context. How would anyone know what are they fighting for?!?

[@beefytingle221]

Hi

[@gplogz1937]

Yeet

[@aystea]

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[@lucasr4515]

FRENCH MILLENNIAL

[@Miimu5210]

Yikes. I'm a firm patron of the arts, but mixing it with politics makes it dimmer, less inspired. Personal taste, I guess.

[@francescamccann6408]

Mi and i think peoples beliefs make it so much more colourful and interesting. The beauty of art is everyone likes something

[@Pinhead101]

Which world do u live in sugar cup? Politics is everywhere.

[@Cosmicweirdo96]

Politics is an inescapable thing in life

[@marianoguy]

most artists would feel ashamed to be considered as not invested in a political way. most often art is made by the middle class. to not do something with the stage that you are given when people follow your work is seen as lazy and bourgeois

[@bhsmith13]

Agreed but politcs is everywhere however promoting the "immigrants" that break the law to come to a country is wrong and illegal no matter how "humanizing" it is.