How to Navigate an Art Fair With Jerry Saltz

[@bidhrohi12]

I think this is the most likable art critic I've seen.

[@TheScreamingFrog916]

OMG I love this guy! He gives great advice on how to enjoy looking at art. And he has the most important ingredients, curiosity, respect, irreverence, love and a sense of humor.

[@annangel4828]

Effin aye!

[@detlefgotzens5014]

Love Jerry Saltz....great sense of humor

[@abbaslakkis9465]

When he destroyed that person in the beginning i died

[@paulinawaas9204]

Love your assumptions your comic ways to speak about all these! Thank you!

[@everythingability]

A good job well done... thanks Jerry. This stuff is simpler than most people want it to be.

[@clairestringer3303]

This is so great. Makes me think, maybe I WILL actually go to an art fair. I'm an artist and I exhibit, but art fairs make me so nervous, they seem to combine sterility and crowds with art. Ugh. But seeing Jerry talking about it makes me think I can do it.

[@kittenstrutter]

Your mojo’s great! I love this video.

[@roslynneve6541]

Your sense of humour is an absolute pleasure. I have seen two of your videos now and enjoyed them sooooo much. I was trying to learn more about what is a critique, because I think I do it very differently when I do What I call Practical Art Analysis. My videos are not as fun as yours. I am trying to help artists to see what effect the ingredients choices they make are having on the total recipe of their art. What the range and proportion of the ingredients are doing when used in combination with other ingredients. How every ingredient effects every other so when you try to alter your choices you can get improvement or detriment or sometimes just a trade-off in the quality of the art piece. If the artist is working toward what makes an image or art piece stronger and more memorable strictly from what is visually there then I can help them achieve that. Why is one image more exciting than another. I work to leave personal taste out of the analysis and I do make many alternative suggestions that they could now or in the future make to get a stronger more memorable result. I have found when an artist uses too many ingredients just like a food recipe you lose the strength of each of the ingredients and it gets confusing and messy so they might try limiting how many ingredients or keep 1-3 ingredients as the larger portion of the work and then add small amounts of other ingredients for added spice or flavour. If there is no main area or areas of interest you move towards the boring end of the exciting - boring range. If you are interested in understanding my method The Roz Method taken from my book "The Art Advantage" I am Roslynn Eve and I have 15 videos currently. When you talk about the solitude of artists I can soooo relate to that as I tend to be mostly a hermit. I believe I have created a masterpiece many times, sometimes for a whole month sometimes for five minutes before I want to improve this or that. Thank you for sharing your video.

[@artsandcrafts2503]

I love art shows Been a full time artist for 40 years, I was visiting Seattle and someone said there is an art show near here is that something you might like to see I said" get in the car" Thank you that was fun Alex

[@guppy0112]

Like most right-thinking people, I done like journalists- at all! This guy is the exception, he's very honest (Impossible for a journalist, right?), Humorous without being nasty, and entertaining to boot! A journalist that's likeable- 2020 is a very strange year!

[@kellyanquoe]

That was great!

[@elogedufilm]

Someone should make one on navigating film festivals...

[@erikarosario9735]

HOW IS THIS NOT TRENDING YET?!

[@bhotsnax]

DMX vs. Saltz? Love it!!!

[@nepadron]

I always go for the free food and wine, too.

[@bxlis]

art critic in an artfair :-) and he's nervous

[@nepadron]

Naw, that's just him.

[@yseson_]

He's just Jerry

[@yseson_]

I smiled the entire time

[@mobiditch6848]

Jerry could hawk coupons!!!

[@Surfingaliens65]

Take a wander around an 'Art?' Fair. Leave your soul at the front door.

[@matteocordero9321]

Where is this art fair?

[@yalebuchwald1852]

1:40 playing the Curb music

[@tedcamahalan]

Ha ha ha ha i like the last part women texting😁😁😁😁😁

[@Flaubert]

that was fun

[@robsmith588]

Jerry likes to portray himself at every opportunity as a anti establishment figure. A former truck driver with no education, but a champion of Artists. After following him on Instagram I found him to be quite different than he appears. I thought his comment section was a place to discuss Art, and theories about Art. However if you engage with him to discuss Art he lashes out at you in what can only be described as a petty vindictive tirade. Out of the blue unprovoked He said I will go to my grave never having made a real work of Art. Yes this is the real Jerry Saltz don't be fooled by his phony persona.

[@AI-xs4fp]

love.

[@bodeaalex1142]

That male artist who hugged him, he's so fake, yacks!

[@mystreye9511]

Terrific -

[@KellCarlyle]

1:39 What the hell happened? hahaha

[@erbalumkan369]

best art was the music from curb.

[@chriseshelby7705]

new york magazine the standard when navigating the subway in new york , subscribe if you cant find Broadway.

[@romanovrex]

You mean I cannot Hegel !?

[@ericswain4177]

How to Navigate an Art Fair, Wow, Jerry Saltz how pretenses. This is not How I would recommend navigating an Art Fair. It is all a matter of what you are there for Just to look, Bye, Add an Artist to your collection, Etc...Don't think there is a How To Navigate A Art Fair.

[@patrick.artworks]

It's just me or Saltz really just sound exactly like Trump?

[@chrisedwick]

thought you were going to suggest how people could navigate an art fair not talk patronising shit about not being afraid!!! that was 5 minutes of my life wasted...

[@Patty_Owen]

I love Jerry, so refreshing!

[@lazk98]

CURB YOUR ART CRITIC

[@marshallwebb9]

You're not helping me navigate; I'm just watching you wander. Artists in art fairs may be "real artists" but that doesn't make all the art "good". Artists make "art fair art".

[@Evan-ke2lo]

zzz