Brancusi: Pioneer of American Minimalism at PAUL KASMIN GALLERY

[@holdmyhand9573]

Ok, ok,.... 5 years ago, but I STILL absolutely LOVED IT!!! So want to thank Kate and James for getting this beautiful work out to us. P. S. I so enjoyed the sax in the beginning here too. Lovely.

[@MikeWitmerNatureJournal]

Brancusi always stands out. Nice video. Nice show. Wonder what Judd would have to say about that flashy presentation of his piece? The little Ryman is a gem . I like these gallery shows you visit better than some of the overwhelming giant museum shows.

[@gavinyates9189]

Thank you Kate, thank you everybody. Absolutely love everything you do.

[@brock4258]

Really enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@Acquavallo]

That saxophone dude was amazing!!!!

[@rusdaboss]

Acquavallo For sure

[@rrdd8457]

+Acquavallo no doubt, but i'd assume some hemorrhoids come with the territory...

[@holdmyhand9573]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@bumberclotz]

I actually missed your videos, thanks for the new upload, they are housing light in a dark world, keep it up, keep it the same, make it better.

[@makesen]

Great Art! Great sax music!

[@chriserskineartist]

Thanks James and Kate

[@gavinyates9189]

Thank you Kate, thank you everybody.

[@michaelroberts8300]

Thank you James.

[@cliffdariff74]

that small black Andre piece is precious.

[@jameskalm]

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[@miahansford]

Would love to have seen a piece from Ron Bladen included, an early model or one of the small late, aluminum-touched works.

[@rusdaboss]

Who is that amazing sax player at the beginning of the video?

[@brydon10]

Great works, thanks James

[@user-bp6cs3ev2x]

Thanks James!

[@lisengel2498]

Beautifull sax Sound - who was the player?

[@jameskalm]

Dusty Rodes...

[@CherylHector]

you are so amazing I love what you're doing!

[@KayAmooty433]

That Ellsworth Kelly!!!! Wow.

[@KayAmooty433]

I had to watch this one twice.

[@Hedgehog-ji1bm]

Fun fact - Brancusi has his own national holiday - Feb 19th in his native country of Romania

[@holdmyhand9573]

Sax guys music..... So beautiful.

[@ChiltonFowler2001]

Carmen Herrera! The true pioneer!!!

[@duantorruellas716]

The sax man is awesome 👍

[@tubeberk08]

BRAVO!

[@LockedPig]

Nice exhibition

[@GarnetLynne]

excuse your french!!! wah-ha-ha-ha! thank you Kate!

[@dumitrymd5557]

Brancusi was ROMANIAN Artist

[@boandersson9134]

Keep the camera still!

[@SteauaBucuresti]

Can someone please tell me why on earth is Brancusi is considered an American?

[@jameskalm]

Perhaps the title of this exhibition is not the most grammatically precise wording they could have used? My take is that Brancusi, of course, isn't an American, but rather, he developed some basic ideas and concepts about sculpture that a later generation of Americans were able to build on and develop into what became known as Minimalism...(?)

[@SteauaBucuresti]

Sure. I´ll give them that. However it does show how superficial americans are knowing the fact they are inspired only by what they are seeing objectively without taking into account the subjective meaning of the object, which mostly derives from Romanian psychological landscape shaped by Orthodox Christianity and mythologies dated back to the Dacian eras.

[@mihaiilie8808]

@@jameskalm Brancusi spend time in USA and he definatevely got inspiration from there too.Also he is too big to be just a romanian peasant. Without USA ,he wouldnt have been who he is today.

[@bryandibucci583]

James Kalm, brancusi😂🤣other's Painting s $$$

[@chunches]

why does everyone put brancusi's pieces in plinth's that he did not make. he made his plinth already why put another base. thats a literal defacement of the work that prioritizes its comodification over the artists original intent also andre is a criminal

[@boandersson9134]

Is it possible to keep the camera still? 🤢

[@AlinPurcaroiu]

Damn.Learn his name before you pronounce it !

[@txicocamotl]

Instead of thanking the guy for giving you a chance to virtually visit this show... Damn.

[@davesmithSFCA]

"Constantin Brancusi's visionary sculptures exemplify ideal and archetypal representations of their subjects"