Vito Acconci: Where We Are Now (Who Are We Anyway?) | ARTIST STORIES

[@badfreddytube]

This is an insight into how hard it must be to work with artists and be empathetic as museum curators and exhibition managers.

[@jackrevalde6784]

Rest in peace Vito, you gave me meaning in times when I was low.

[@dansmith4984]

Beautiful, he is overwhelmed at the end. A wonderful film about an artist reflecting on his life’s work.

[@patrick2474]

6.36 to 6.44 . " I have made my point, i make it again, it, now you get the point . I wrote this in an email to Vito before visiting him in his studio in Dumbo ! very happy he liked it I have emailed acconci studio to get a copy of the email as i don't have it anymore, Im sure they have an archive of all his communications, if anyone knows how to get a copy of it i would be delighted, i dont want anything for it , if not possible ill just always be happy he liked it !

[@daspiringartist3128]

thank you guys so much for the amazing content. This artist in particular gives me a big sence of connection. Without this video I wouldn't of been able to find him.

[@3rdwarddove]

just found a book about him in my schools library today.

[@mariaeugeniac8717]

i think the big mistake, is sometimes wanted to take control over the artwork, and not let it be for a second...its what happens when he isn't able to say something positive about the exhibition, but because he thinks it was in a hard-set (wich i think is very poetic coming from him)

[@mcollings1000]

He's a serious and good artist but this is pretentious hipster fluff and it's no way to present anybody, good or bad.

[@benjaminmitchell5345]

Vito is right not Art just filmed activities