Mondriaan in New York (1980)

[@ihopetowin]

It's documentaries like this which make the tuning in to youtube worthwhile.

[@jefftaves4003]

ihopetowin -- yes, sir. great doc. lots of great ones on the impressionists and expressionists. and I like how you tune in -- I miss tuning in. maybe it should be youtune? ; )

[@awm6598]

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[@hallymariah45]

2021, Mondriaan, in New York, was so interesting to listen to and watch....Every once in a while we come across a gem like this...I even loved hearing some one say, "Divan," which we used to call couches. I could almost hear the music bouncing off Mondriaan's abstract art!!!! I too, am an artist...not professional, but I'm almost 76, and now more than ever I want to dive into a painting...And MUSIC, I LOVE...I was a DJ for dances, and was a dancer in my youth....This was right up my alley...For an old woman who does not feel well tonight, you brought pleasure to me...Thank you!!!!

[@lauraoldermanart6784]

I’ve always loved Mondrian’s later works but had never seen his earlier paintings. They’re all wonderful!

[@ranjanjoshi3454]

Yes do give us such insightful videos thanks

[@SteveFuchsSRF]

Fantastic documentary--thank you for sharing. I really want to know/research what Mondrian's note to James Sweeney said at 38:10. I know Mondrian had communicated to him in previous correspondence about Theo Van Doesburg's introduction of diagonals into his work, breaking from De Stijl / Neoplastic tenets.

[@capjoartist1200]

1 of my favorite Artists ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@greatsewing6061]

Lovely, charming and exquisite memoir.

[@virginiapalmeroart]

My favorite artist

[@reaganwiles_art]

this is so good

[@Langkowski]

This documentary is not mentioned on imdb

[@stevematheson1706]

Enormous!

[@denisceballos9745]

Mondrian influenced a bunch of artists even to this day. Such an enigmatic and strange fellow - a compelling and revealing listen to those who knew him in NY.

[@jeroendesterke9739]

When the lady tells the viewer at 4:45 about deja vu, it becomes obvious that she, too, believed in 'old' and 'new' souls - as PM always felt that he was an 'old' soul. It is also extremely unfortunate that the viewer has no idea who the filmed and interviewed individuals are. Although, I suspect that the gentleman with the wild hair and double glasses is Holtzman himself, and the lady, Charmion von Wigand?

[@SteveFuchsSRF]

Their names are in the credits. I was also wanting to know who was who, and a simple Google image search of their names helped identify them.

[@Urdatorn]

”I think the destructive element is too much neglected in art.” - Mondrian

[@ashtonrodriquez9366]

WHAT DID THE LETTER SAY

[@contessaray-ul1ws]

Really beauiful

[@freectee]

can anyone identify the people speaking? the woman in front of the buddhist sculptures - I thought she was dorothea tanning but can't be sure? thank you

[@virginiapalmeroart]

Thank you 🙏💙💜

[@julieshrive3198]

Just watched this I loved his connection to Boogie Woogie & Modern jazz Americana .Isuspect influenced by Bahaus too . the sound could be louder[ remastered] & the persons narrating & major artists named as not everyone had cameras then so knowing who was who extremely interesting as thesewere times of The Quartier Latin the street cafes the literary circles & the avant garde .

[@ReyhanDINC-vp8ip]

helal olsun. good job

[@chrishager1106]

Who is the guy with the crazy mustache? A painter?

[@denisceballos9745]

That’s Ilya Bolotowsky 👨‍🎨

[@rudmanpaul2812]

Boogie woogie comment just blew my mind🤯

[@kikeheebchinkjigaboo6631]

Mordrian’s work resemble embroidery on blankets or simply checkered flannel shirts

[@trianglebook3616]

Mondrian hello

[@PiranhaJaw22]

hey, it's Larry David

[@mementomatrix]

he seems disguted beside the surrealist in the photo

[@tranzco1173]

My favorite artist was kinda a creep.

[@juansamillan6632]

Manteles y servilletas

[@mementomatrix]

no word about theosophy? bogie wogie music sucks