Talks & Lectures | Jenny Saville

[@slane6171]

What an amazing lady! Her art is so brutally beautiful and so indicative of our time. Such an inspiration. Thank you for this.

[@AI-xs4fp]

Wonderful to hear this. Her role in art history is groundbreaking on many levels.

[@lorainejohnson6043]

Such an enjoyable and revealing conversation about the artist's work and ideas, art history and painting practice. Fascinating interview.

[@FluentlyFletch]

She's so inspiring. I find myself drifting towards her style of graphic figurative work constantly, it's brutal yet beautiful. She's also extremely intelligent- I truly hope she makes it as the first female 'Great' artist.

[@hollysiles3884]

I think she has reached that goal already. When you look at the price fetched at Christies recently for 12.4 million dollars...go girl power.

[@pphedup]

Oh, she has made it! Have no doubt. She's a genius.

[@pseudonamed]

Brilliant work, very distinctive. I like her down to earth vibe, yet clearly very smart and thoughtful. Damn I wish I could have gotten support like that early in my career.. or even now really. sigh.

[@ilikehumans1096]

It pains me to listen to this. I had to work after graduating from art college to pay my bills and lost so much time that I will never get back. It sucks that getting patronage for artists these days is a rare anomaly. everyone expects you to make ends meet and somehow find the time and energy to produce great art. Artists spend the most energetic and creative period of life waiting tables instead of focusing on their craft.

[@samlucas5817]

in this world there are few who are this talented and work this hard

[@svefrejaeviebeauchesne9500]

Lovely, I love creative people for a reason!

[@shaunloynds5317]

Extraordinary.

[@gabrielavacca6076]

Great interview. A lot of mistakes in the subtitles.

[@Walkinlookin]

Isnt’t that interesting what happens at 54.54. Would like to draw that.

[@kikeheebchinkjigaboo6631]

Genocide of beauty

[@sonnycorbi1970]

Where is the Art?

[@Art.Magick]

Everywhere.

[@margaritaresta6390]

Whuy she painted woman sitting up waterclosed? Or bloody woman face That's is humiliating,sadic and vulgar

[@misterbonzoid5623]

She got a reaction from you. Better than you being bored. She is a superb artist.

[@proust2020]

It’s interesting that all her favored artists are male.

[@metatron5199]

proust2020 not really considering that the majority of major artists throughout history have been male...

[@alexraventos9561]

Shouting with painting without saying nothing interesting as Lita Cabellut

[@markr.katzman3743]

Very capable painter...I admire the skill she's worked for...most of the paintings remind me of an anatomy class I took at County General Hospital - I wouldn't want one in my house. I'd venture to say that everything the Left touches turns to sh8t. I can appreciate Lucien Freud's work, but her paintings are ridiculous. All of this feminist blather is so old - get over yourselves!

[@metatron5199]

You may not like the aesthetic quality of her work and that's fine but to make her out to be some pretentious artists is just flat out wrong, she is the farthest thing from that also its sad to see you clearly aren't on the up and up when it comes to philosophy so to condemn her for such a thing is only a reflection of yourself as you are clearly troubled by her work, sounds exactly like how many of the elite reacted to any prolific artist throughout history pushing the boundaries of painting and image making.

[@patrickjagger1476]

@@metatron5199 thank you

[@patrickjagger1476]

You're way off the mark