Anselm Kiefer: “My paintings change"

[@arturojimenez7087]

I haven't been so awed by any artist in a long time. Strangely, I wasn't aware or familiar with his work. The first images I saw of his work reached something deep inside me. Of course, I can also see some of the things I hate about artists and celebrity. But that aside, his work holds me like few works of art do... And the scale of his pieces!! Astounding. I am thankful that I found his works. It is a privilege.

[@chompers11]

This was a wonderful listen. I love his ideas. I love how the interviewers can barely keep up.

[@HP_____]

It's fascinating to see an artist accepting the changing nature of the material world. It forces you to think of the idea and nature of what a painting should be. While we tend to idealize the permanence of painting but he embraces the change. For him it's organic and it's a growing or decaying thing. To decay is not a bad thing as it is still a change and if it frustrates you, he wants you to accept it. Fascinating stuff!

[@pedromarques3539]

Absolutely wonderful! Kiefer understands painting and its evolution...the importance of material in contemporary art and how the artist express his thoughts through material and not simply colour. Many art lovers understand a picture but they dont fully understand the process and the years until the artist finds his own medium to develop an image...it takes a few seconds to make a painting but it takes a lifetime to become a great artist. I have seen Kiefer`s work at Tate in 2005 after that I have never stopped painting!

[@MoneyBook-x6s]

He is one of my favorites, great work

[@Ilo905]

I'm in love in all of your art... You don't have limit, I don't have words.

[@yed-nadiashihab3748]

So in Between order and chaos estonish us dear !!! Thanks to you for this sharing. Bien à vous.

[@PrometheusMonk]

One of the living masters!

[@gp3256]

AK is amazing ... He has the beautiful voice of a child ready to explore life ❤

[@OGKingKunda]

I’m an artist from Lusaka, Zambia and I can relate to trying to get people to sponsor your art. Like convincing people about your vision is hard

[@sl5154]

Do you have any of your work online?

[@ritahorvath8207]

Kiefer was very lucky to be acknowledged and appreciated from the 1990 ies on and earning a lot of money, changing his properties into bigger ones, now he lives in France on a huge property, you cannot imagine how big it is. I think he doesn't even realize how lucky he was.

[@OGKingKunda]

@@sl5154 yes some exist on my VSCO account

[@HerbertLin-y2l]

will the straw last?

[@olafsager6056]

lead and gold? what does he mean? to be lead as a way to get old?

[@vi.yourbae]

lead is a chemical element and its ordinal number is 82 and its symbol is Pb

[@rubymilner6466]

I love this dude sm

[@fichoudhury4432]

does someone buy it?

[@saidboursas6157]

I'm Artist painter from Algéria I love your work

[@millsixstudios]

“Color as object, not as illusion.” ----- Anselm is, like Werner Herzog, a masterful mischief maker. A living master. “Some way between order and chaos.”

[@zlatinaasprion5563]

Amazing art

[@LuvHrtZ]

Wonderful stuff. The greatest living artist for sure.

[@juanjosenunez7855]

Es un trabajo notable como convertir los desechos de la industria en una expresión plástica jj

[@earlspencer7863]

If you put cow manure on there it will have a nice smell for the museum visitors :)

[@zuzanamaninkova9310]

Veľmi, veľmi dobré.

[@CoreyisBarackObama]

love him

[@madewirayasa6821]

Karya Maha Super👍🏻❤

[@franciskodankandath210]

❤❤❤Artist Francis Antony Kodankandath, Kerala, India

[@easy1253]

Anselm Kiefer is the greatest painter, ever; even greater than Matthias Grünewald. Most of the critics don't know that, but maybe in a hundred or a thousand years, most will. Most of the critics today think Gerhard Richter is, but I think that his art will be forgotten. Who could possibly forget the art of Anselm Kiefer?

[@johannbrandstatter7419]

Woops, forgotten already ! What did he do again ?

[@susannecromwell3461]

No music..thx!

[@joeswampdawghenry]

Fine spackiling

[@jocelynehelou2664]

Il est dommage que certaines de ces oeuvres ne tiennent pas dans le temps (plusieurs matériaux) comme ses oeuvres exposées au Louvre qui ont dû être restaurées... Sinon Anselm Kiefer est un grand Artiste...🎨

[@thomasrestaurator8037]

Ich finde die Bildformate zu klein. Für das Geld muss es größer oder billiger werden mit dem Verteilen von Kunstmaterialien.

[@juanjosenunez7855]

Me gustaría en español

[@MG-zu4st]

Maestro

[@joeswampdawghenry]

Zee lead made his hair fall out

[@joeswampdawghenry]

St. Francis could speak with cows

[@frankfiedler6165]

It would have been useful, if somebody had stop the pianist practising in the other room!

[@mirciARTE]

Genial

[@peterlangbridge4628]

Sounds like Jurgen Klopp.

[@karinevahofbauer5960]

Ohhhh...Francis Bacon und Anselm Kiefer könnten sich verstehen.

[@thirdrockjul2224]

Ok.

[@Pakunin61]

Pues vaya porquería de trabajos. No le encuentro mérito alguno a esos montones de garabatos hechos sin más que depositarlos como el que llena un contenedor de basura.

[@marleylevon]

Bullshit, in every sense! From the concept to the paintings, don’t know which one is worse. He will be forgotten after his death very quickly

[@sarahakim2603]

i feel bad for him but his paintings are wow🥰😇

[@ritahorvath8207]

I hope so. He is stuck in 1946-1950. Never understood the concept of gentleness, forgiveness, empathy, softness, poetry. Poor Wim Wenders tried to make a documentary about him ...

[@johnmekites7701]

Nothing special , so trivial.