Paris: Mark Rothko at The Louis Vuitton Foundation, Issy Wood at Lafayette Anticipations and more…

[@davepearen8954]

Thanks again for a beautiful video with fabulous art.

[@az6498]

So great, the reminder of Rothko's early work. Those dusty luminous building blocks are charged with a familiarity that comes back like a scent I'd forgotten was so interwoven into how paint became a language for me.

[@davejones732]

Boy howdy did I need this today. 20 minutes in Paris with you offers a sublime calming almost conversation, coffee, and dinner with a stunning museum and other visits offering some high points of civilization. You are an Artist, MLB.Bravo! Thank you.

[@MaryLynn_Buchanan]

🙏🏼🙏🏼 so glad you enjoyed it

[@miguelangellopezquiroga6424]

Great video, thanks for sharing !!

[@nathaliedufour3891]

Wonderful thank you ❤love the Rothko early works

[@dizzydean2023]

Once again you’ve opened a portal to a world that is beautifully crafted with amazing works and an incredible perspective. I must add that your videographer has an excellent sense of flow, with eye catching scenes and together your productions make this experience enjoyable on many different levels. Thank you for sharing your passion and talent with the world, it should serve as an inspiration to those interested in learning more about the culture and history of the art community.

[@chantalrochon3566]

Love your channel and your voice is so relaxing ❤❤❤❤ Thank you for this Paris walk😊

[@bille77]

I really admire your ability of obviously being a very privileged person that somehow manages to come across as nice and not too spoiled and shallow.

[@alanclayton9277]

Rothko is such a seductive painter. Thanks for this video.

[@TD-qi2rw]

Great work !!!! Enjoy the rest of your trip !!

[@lauranilsen8341]

Excellent Excellent!! Thx for introducing me to Issy Wood’s paintings. Your content is always inspiring and awesome.

[@lydiarowe491]

Enjoyed you sharing this Paris sojourn..Issy Woods paintings were very impressive..the subjects were so reflective of what was going on with her as you described these works being like a dairy..so true..

[@olivierbolton8683]

Lovely and Bon Appetit!

[@americandelusion]

What a month to be in Paris!!! Wow so many amazing shows

[@erichraudebaugh]

One of my favorite videos so far, partly because I love Rothko. Issy Wood's show was pretty great too. Thanks!

[@chantalrochon3566]

Issy Woods artwork truly is brilliant ❤

[@willieluncheonette5843]

One of my VERY favorite artists. Was lucky enough to see him seated alone at a table in MOMA's garden one afternoon here in NYC. I went over and told him I loved his paintings but was too shy to say anything else. He thanked me and I left. Have since read much about him and what I love above all is how generous he was with his money. Always asking young artists he knew if they had enough money when he met them. Surely such a sensitive soul like Mark is now enjoying a wonderful next life.

[@ravenkushner]

Beautiful shows. Thank you!

[@kalaysia77]

This was lovely❤ thank you for the tour. I especially loved the Frank Gehry building and Issy Wood’s art! What a revelation! Cheers

[@davebudd1429]

Loved it, thank you!

[@DREWKABOOM]

Wild & the Moon always a winner 🙃🙌

[@Gigiridgway]

You’re so beautiful and your voice is amazing, and you show amazing art

[@CelestialShaman44]

Monday morning blues turned into O' La' Parre' 💛🏵💛🌅

[@ОльгаКаретникова-п6ж]

Thank you! Mark Rothko is unusual in his early works! It's so pleasant to see all way of great master when you need motivation as an artist! Thanks

[@Chamomile369]

Great Master 🤣🤣🤣

[@ceciliawilson6328]

I love your life! Thank you for sharing with us

[@cree8vision]

I'd never heard of the Louis Vuitton building, so amazing. Frank Ghery is such as genius. He's from where I live now, Toronto. The early Rothkos are fascinating because they are so unlike the work he's known for.

[@MaryLynn_Buchanan]

Toronto is great! He did such an amazing job with the Art Gallery of Ontario as well, such a beautiful space

[@cree8vision]

Sure is.

[@markx9623]

Thanks again for showing us around! Will be in Paris in early 2024. Can't wait to see the Mark Rothko exhibition and Louis Vuitton foundation myself 👍

[@VivianInTheOC]

Thank you for these videos. 😊

[@cherylerome-beatty4677]

Disappointed that this video didn't spend more time on the Rothko exhibit. I'm hoping to go in the spring but I was looking forward to your comments. 😢

[@dissidentfairy4264]

Your videos are a work of art unto themselves! 🧚‍♀

[@susanneengel-schuster]

Thank you, very interesting. ❤

[@cezartb]

I remember getting lost at the Samaritaine whn I was a kid. After the fire it remained closed for …basically my whole life. So interesting to see it back.

[@cezartb]

Btw thank you for the Rothko retrospective.

[@stephenscott8988]

Paris is such a feast. I spent 4 months there of my last year in France and miss it's richness. The d'Orsay was an ongoing love affair. How did I miss the Vuitton??

[@christinepugliese5437]

Gallery Lafayette, Paris in Paris absolutely ❤👌🏻💯

[@rjdbcn9051]

lovely! I live in Spain and I'm excited to go to see the Rothko after the holidays, thanks for the great preview! Also loved the Issy Wood, I hope I can get to Paris before 7 January because her show will be ending!

[@gplusmpaper7123]

Hello from Romania! Thank you for sharing your art exploring with the rest of the world! You should try to make 15 min. interviews with young artists in their studios :) - we would love it and you would love it too :)

[@marionmolina2225]

Don´t forget to visit Spain. We have very interesting galleries and exhibiting places in Madrid (actually they have a great exhibition on women painters in Museum Thysen ), Barcelona, Bilbao, Seville...

[@jamesslate6664]

I love Rothko's paintings from the late Forties, when he started exploring abstraction. His works from this period are more colourful, and with more organic compositions, as compared with his later canvases. If you have the chance to visit Houston, TX, then I would highly recommend a trip to The Menil Collection, which is the city's best art museum. Included on the campus is the Rothko Chapel, which was a special commission from the De Menils. The 14 paintings that surround the perimeter of the room are all quite dark and contemplative, and yet, as you meditate on them and spend time with them, the more they reveal. Dominique and John De Menil came to Houston in the Fifties from their native Paris, where they both worked for Schlumberger, the oil-refinery manufacturer. They were transferred from the Paris office to Houston, TX, the company's U.S. headquarters. Over the next three decades, they amassed one of the best private collections of modern art.

[@MaryLynn_Buchanan]

I would love to visit the Rothko Chapel one day

[@StefanJUlrich]

Oooh, would have loved to get your take on the Seagram murals ... anyhow, will need to get to Paris to see this exhibition in person :)

[@MoiseLevi]

Saw you in Paris today ... :)))

[@buddhabro.9130]

"Here I'm celebrating adulthood by touching whatever I want". yeah, You go, girl! I like her already! 😁

[@이모모-g2j]

Hello^^ from Korea😊 Your videos are work of art unto themselves! thank you😊

[@2209009pm]

What a very Plesant voice this woman has.

[@brianboyd1239]

thanks for showing us this - I doubt I'll get to go... btw we got that Buchanan thing going on, it's my middle name!

[@thefunhouse-jayburchfinear7617]

toppping it off with Voltaire , how perfect

[@nottart331]

Thanks for posting. Did you miss the Anna Weyant exhibition? I was hoping to see the paintings in your videos.

[@OlafSager]

tell me, who is that wonderful impressionist painter at 18:56 ?

[@robrutyzm]

Thank you

[@TD-qi2rw]

Oh, those late black & gray paintings also were inspired by the moon landing.

[@notbatman1001]

Steak frites! Yum.

[@frank-j6l2z]

there will soon be opportunities to see the pictures live. when is the next exhibition?

[@valterdigiacomo9544]

Impressive realism he managed to give in each painting. If these are all real painting It Is a Genius of Art. But anyway we have a skill and a variation of motifs and colours and tecnich really impressive and very very beautiful.

[@igorlarin231]

It is extremely interesting and pleasant to follow you and your stories... For my taste, and you are extremely smart and attractive...

[@СветланаСараева-е3ж]

😍🙏

[@mariliagiannini4554]

Olá, parabéns pelo compartilhamento de locais incríveis. Gostaríamos de saber um pouco mais sobre a sua formação acadêmica tão concisa em preceptivas artísticas 😊

[@morethannerd1196]

"The Bauhaus" because the artist saw a magazine and got inspired by the working girls in Bauhaus ages.. literally based on my knowladge

[@ivanklymenko]

🥰🥰🥰

[@leba51able]

I think I'm ready to say what I think about the distance between the artistic environment in NY and the rest of the West. (And far be it from me to be a New Yorker) But I'll wait. If it weren't for the cameraman, I would say I wasn't at your side to take care of dinner

[@jameswarhol442]

Love the Frank G building. It really is a work of art itself. Rothko, for me, is probably the least modern painter that I have any interest in at all. I find the early work way more compelling than more famous stuff. Issy Wood is giving me soft focus Damien Hirst meets Pop Art vibes. Kind of edgy but not too much. Ah, Voltaire.......still relevant today, "When you can get people to believe in absurdities you can get them to commit atrocities".........................

[@THE_da_vincidre]

You should do blooper videos, sure the parts that don’t make it in the vid have good pieces

[@기원이-m6e]

한국에서 그림그리는 이기원입니다. 0:45

[@sumi4210]

Come to Leipzig sometimes!

[@zissou6928]

Amazing how much they're letting Issy get away with

[@TheRobsterStudio]

What do you mean?

[@zissou6928]

@@TheRobsterStudio zombie figuration

[@rachelsremedies2602]

She can hang out in Paris and needs donations! 😱😱😱

[@tuconsejeromx]

Im watching all the ads on your video... I Hope you get paid well... 💲. I watched 8 ads.

[@laurenglass4514]

That food looks like all carbs , i cannot imagine it is good for you

[@valterdigiacomo9544]

Fantastic is these armatures and jackets and potteries if painting it is unbelivable resl and skill unresl talent

[@valterdigiacomo9544]

The First rothko was very impressive more near a realism magic and strong in rough colours. Than the abstract painting are his trademark Forever. It Is obviously like all the abstract painting up to the viewer and his imagination and interpretation . Colours are the main thing vibration of colours and like i said colours meaning psicolgical emotion and state of being

[@valterdigiacomo9544]

First rothko Better. It Is a pure style on his own. Sbways and Life in NY. First rothko colorful very colorful modern art abstract paintings lots of vibration. The last rothko the most vsluable and famous of his abstract paintings Is the most known but hssnt an incredible tecnich in terms of what Is the pure tecnich. It Is more an idea. Or a style of painting. Obviously nowdays he Is so famous among abstract artists that the last style almost monocromatic Is his signature. BUt Is a kind upside down artist . In the begginning you draw and Paint than almost dont Paint anymore Just pass the color onto the canvass