Mark Bradford: End Papers Extended Interview

[@Lover_warrior]

He is a genuine human being through and through. As well he is a true artist and always keeps it real.

[@Esmeralda-bg7qq]

When she opened the interview and mentioned he is comfortable in his own skin, I thought: "Uhuh, strange thing to say because to me he looks the opposite yet he seems comfortable enough to say he feels uncomfortable". I love this man. Discovered him and his work today, because of an art course I am taking. Someone mentioned his name and I looked him up. I don't know what happened inside of me, but it feels like I am stirred by his work and him. Watched several youtube videos. One after another. Could not stop watching. Such an extraordinary person. My gosh, I love his work and I love how he thinks and speaks. I will keep following him, it will be very inspiring for my own development as an artist. Such an amazing man...

[@arely.morales]

Love the advice on keeping time just for exploration!

[@lynnrothacher1619]

My muse. Love love love this man.

[@charpnatl]

“No short cuts that last” TELL IT! Talking to Mark has to be similar to an out of body experience because he really takes you inside his head and makes you live it. National Treasure!!!!!

[@sharone.langley2923]

Such an incredible artist and 43G Honey is my favorite in the End Paper series.

[@lisengel2498]

And I really recognize the feeling of being present when looking at a painting and remembering all about how I experienced the event. All kinds of energy and significance color the World and can open into creative processes 💛🧡❤️

[@lisengel2498]

I love the beautifull paintings - and because of the grid as a basic of the composition I reflec that it maybe can be like choosing the basic rhythm of Music - and the choice of color as a choice of tone and dream - and I also like words ( and titles) as something expressing tone, rhythm and dream 💛🧡

[@pablopicoso]

Thank you MOMA for putting out videos during the quarantine. Hopefully you’ll interview me one day when I finish my work created under quarantine

[@rlatimer10]

Marvelous interview. His work is powerful and utterly beautiful at the same time. Too bad this dreaded quarantine is keeping the public away from experiencing his art.

[@Haim007]

Amazing👍