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Painting Nerds
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Nerd (verb)
To engage in or discuss a technical field obsessively or with great attention to detail.
To be or become extremely excited or enthusiastic about a subject, typically one of specialist or minority interest.
Painting Nerds is:
Jamie Limond
Samuel O'Donnell
To engage in or discuss a technical field obsessively or with great attention to detail.
To be or become extremely excited or enthusiastic about a subject, typically one of specialist or minority interest.
Painting Nerds is:
Jamie Limond
Samuel O'Donnell
Frans Hals : Portraits, Portraits, Portraits (or The People vs Jonathan Jones)
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Frans Hals has been a strangely polarizing figure in popular art criticism since the late 1960s, particularly in the UK. But is there more to him than a lively touch?
Painting Nerds looks at Jonathan Jones’s recent, dismissive review of Hals at the National Gallery…
🎸 Music by Chris Amer: www.chrisamer.com
#hals #portraits #theguardian #art #rijksmuseum #nationalgallery #paulthomasanderson #talkingheads
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Artists Jamie Limond and Samuel O'Donnell are Painting Nerds: making short films about looking, thinking and engaging critically with painting.
🤝 Donate: www.paypal.me/thepaintingnerds
📷 Instagram:
Painting Nerds: painting_nerds
Jamie Limond: limondjg1993
Samuel O'Donnell: samuel_odonnell
Frans Hals has been a strangely polarizing figure in popular art criticism since the late 1960s, particularly in the UK. But is there more to him than a lively touch?
Painting Nerds looks at Jonathan Jones’s recent, dismissive review of Hals at the National Gallery…
🎸 Music by Chris Amer: www.chrisamer.com
#hals #portraits #theguardian #art #rijksmuseum #nationalgallery #paulthomasanderson #talkingheads
London Christmas 2023 footage:
ua-cam.com/video/Zvu69gDkYWg/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/xDM0fL82pFU/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/bD9ihtG14DA/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/SFNPCBap2do/v-deo.html
Artists Jamie Limond and Samuel O'Donnell are Painting Nerds: making short films about looking, thinking and engaging critically with painting.
🤝 Donate: www.paypal.me/thepaintingnerds
📷 Instagram:
Painting Nerds: painting_nerds
Jamie Limond: limondjg1993
Samuel O'Donnell: samuel_odonnell
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Martin Wong: Malicious Mischief
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🎱🔥 ‘Malicious Mischief’, Martin Wong’s first substantial retrospective in Europe, took place across multiple venues from 2023-2024. Painting Nerds reviews the show and the accompanying catalogue, looking for method in the mischief. 00:00 Pre-title 00:23 Introduction 02:50 Freedom and incarceration 04:58 8-Balls 07:41 American Sign Language 12:30 Grime and Punishment 17:25 ‘Asian-American’? 24:0...
Miyoko Ito: Heart of Hearts
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📖 Painting Nerds reviews Pre-Echo Press's 'Miyoko Ito : Heart of Hearts' - the first full-length monograph on the artist and one of the best art books of 2023. Along the way we ask: what role do things like design and physicality play in an artist's critical rehabilitation? 📖 00:00 pre-title 00:21 introduction 01:50 Ito 08:17 Ozu 11:25 Ito and Chicago 15:29 Self portraits #artbooks #ozu #sunra ...
Carol Rhodes: The Deluge
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There are many similarities between Carol Rhodes’ 2003 painting, ‘Construction Site’, and the transformed landscape of John Constable’s ‘Boat Building near Flatford Mill’ (c.1815). But what do their very different perspectives (their very differently gendered perspectives) say about our ever-changing relationship to an environment we’re also forever changing? This film was originally shown at t...
Ed Ruscha, The Beatles & Now and Then
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🎼 Ed Ruscha's cover painting on The Beatles' 'Now and Then' has left a lot of people confused or disappointed. We think it's great - but why? Please be gentle in the comments. 🎼 #thebeatles #nowandthen #albumcover #museumofmodernart #johnlennon Artists Jamie Limond and Samuel O'Donnell are Painting Nerds: making short films about looking, thinking and engaging critically with painting. 🤝 Donate...
André Derain: an innkeeper with toothache
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📣 In 2024 the Painting Nerds will release a full-length video on the 'late' work of André Derain. Something a little different for now: a wander through the recent exhibition of his drawings at 42 Carlton Place, Glasgow, and Jean Renoir's first film, 'La Fille de l'eau' (1925), in which the painter has a small but memorable role... 📣 #painting #20thcentury #derain #jeanrenoir #frenchfilm #silen...
Utrillo: Churches
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⚜☁⚜ How does Maurice Utrillo’s 1912 painting, Église de Deuil (or, ‘The Little Communicant’), fit within the shape of French thought in the years before the First World War while extending his own very personal balance of hope and despair? 00:00 Pre-title 00:45 Introduction 01:36 Église de Deuil 07:39 Standing outside churches: Hugo and Rodin 15:42 Derain: Plurality in unity 22:17 An urban he...
Victoria Morton & Merlin James: "Double Shuffle" | Exhibition Review
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Painting Nerds Reviews: Victoria Morton & Merlin James: "Double Shuffle" at Kerlin Gallery, Dublin: 2nd June - 8th July 2023 www.kerlingallery.com/exhibitions/victoria-morton-merlin-james . Installation Photography: Louis Haugh & Kerlin Gallery #painting #art #artreview #dublin Artists Jamie Limond and Samuel O'Donnell are Painting Nerds: making short films about looking, thinking and engaging ...
Paintings In Movies: From 2001: A Space Odyssey to Portrait of a Lady on Fire
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🎥 🎬🖼📽🎞 Lots of films lift things from real-world paintings - but how have movies used paintings as integral elements of the story? 00:00 Pre-title 02:00 Introduction 04:11 Film Noir 06:53 Gothic Literature, Fantasy and Melodrama 10:20 Hitchcock: Rebecca 11:32 Hitchcock: The Trouble with Harry 14:01 Hitchcock: Vertigo 16:25 Meet Cute: All the Vermeers in New York 17:30 The Souvenir 19:33 I'm thi...
When Citizen Kane met Bambi : The Lost Paintings of Tyrus Wong [CONTAINS SPOILERS]
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🛷 🦌 Whatever happened to the prop painting from the original ending to Citizen Kane? And what does it have to do with Walt Disney's Bambi...? (Paintings In Movies: From 2001: A Space Odyssey to Portrait of a Lady on Fire - the latest film from Painting Nerds, coming soon...) 🛷 🦌 #citizenkane #orsonwelles #youtuber #bambi #disney #painting #movies #trailer #comingsoon #sleightofhand #fakenews #m...
Sylvia Plimack Mangold: Discreet Paintings
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🔲 🔳 ⬛◾🔲 🌳 How do observation, openness and chance find their way into minimal abstraction? Using Brian Eno and Peter Schmidt's infamous 'Oblique Strategies' to think our way through the discreet poetry of Sylvia Plimack Mangold... 00:00 Introduction: the tape is now the music 01:58 Go Slowly all the way round the outside 05:09 Knives & forks 🍴 08:11 Make a blank valuable by putting it in an exq...
George Stubbs: Horse Painter
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🏇🖼 George Stubbs is celebrated for the anatomy of his horses - but should he be equally celebrated for the anatomy of his pictures? 🏇 Chapters 00:00 Introduction: laying the table 04:29 Anatomy of the horse 06:02 Turf 11:43 The world tamed and untamed 14:20 Anatomy of the picture 16:59 A world disappearing from view 🐎 With thanks to Aran Browning for his amazing music and Seth O’Donnell for his...
A Comedy of Rectangles: Jean Hélion and Meta Painting
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Do self-referential qualities limit a work to being art about art, or can they say something about art AND life? Looking at self-referential or 'meta' qualities in Jean Hélion's pictures of his studio, his multi-image 'study' sheets, and the 17th century tavern pictures of David Teniers the Younger. 🖼 Chapters: 0:00 Opening Title 0:31 Chapter 1: The Studio 7:06 Chapter 2: Remix/Repeat 21:12 Cha...
thank you so so so much for this. it feels like a piece of art unto itself
Wish more humor and lightness in the use
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Had the privilege to see the Hals show in Amsterdam and was totally surprised that the genre of portraiture (looking at people long dead) could be so moving. He is a spectacular artist, there is no doubt about that. His ability to capture a fleeting moment, a smile for example, and he shows you not just one smile but so many different smiles, is extrodinary. Art critics have no idea how difficult it is to capture that fleeting moment so convincingly in paint. He's a magician and of different rank compared to modern painters. He really captured a living person for centuries to come, can Katz pictures for example do the same? And how modest he is about his magic, it is about his sitters, sometimes the poor and mentally disabled, the children and outsiders, what is a Picasso portrait about? About himself in the sitter...
One of the best written and well crafted art videos on UA-cam. Keep it up, these will blow up! Thank you for all you do.
Had to give this a thumbs down, stick to Hals and not the promotion of modern shallow rubbish. Unsubbed.
Jones is an awful critic looking for attention, Hals is a great painter of humanity. Do not confuse Hals with the photographic copying that is done today. Hal's is all about drawing with the brush, translating reality.
I thought the mention of the subway drawing guy was to make the point that illusionism is shallow? Also this dude has his issues with art critics so quite apt for the video, haha. D’angelo’s video on that issue is very good: ua-cam.com/video/DbgBGqF2w-g/v-deo.htmlsi=G_rbWRRIJ_rGUZoA
Now ....everybody knows about JJ ....until yesterday the only JJ i knew was the JJ French the guitarist of Twisted Sister !
rather better hd than words
JJ isn't worthy to clean Hals' brushes… Found his review sorely lacking when I came across it originally, so I was heartened to see such a well-considered, thoughtful rebuttal. Kudos!
Jonathan Jones is not worth this much anaylsis or time.
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Beautifully written, deeply contemplated and presented with a deft intelligence. It's a WOW!
Hals is the hue to Carravaggio’s contrast. Every artist has their innate aesthetic articulation.
This was beautiful
Wow wow wow thank you
Calling Sargent shallow is where I check out. You only need to look at his portraits of friends and family to see depth or speculate on the portraits of sitters he didn't like very much. He brought out more of their depths than they probably liked
I've read some pieces by Jones that I vehemently disagree with, some that I wholeheartedly agree with, and more than a few that didn't much move me in any way. He does often seem to be needlessly contrarian. Anyway, great video. I've always loved Hals and his jolly subjects and didn't know that he produced exclusively portraits - I guess that's why he was such a master of faces. And I'd never paid much attention to the hands of his subjects, I'll definitely do so from now on, thanks for pointing this out!
Hmm... I thought it was generally understood that JJ can't tell a good picture from his own bottom?
That's pretty much our thesis, yes.
absolutely amazing
They talk about the necropsy from a modern perspective. Back in the day everyone was much closer to the harvest of their food, so getting hands on with the anatomy study was less grisly to them than it seems to us. I hope i said that in a fairly mundane way but still make sense??
These documentaries are delicious, like exquisite confectionery found in an obscure patisserie in a back street.
He’s dope! Different isn’t always bad
Good stuff
There’s not much content on this amazing artist on UA-cam thanks for sharing this insightful and entertaining piece ! Best regards ✨
Authorities hate it when you point out their hypocrisy
When I was old enough to consider such things, I always thought of the Roadrunner as being the trickster, evading, thwarting, turning the Coyote's (i.e. society's) traps back upon him. His use of the #8 isn't so mysterious either. I had never heard of him before. Good video.
amazing video. i'm so surprised you have so little views, how???
Best channel on UA-cam after Mrs Mort's Piano..
Nobody can top that
Terrific comprehensive film.
why doesn't this have more views???
Its us cool ppl with the rare algorithms that get these recommendations
Just discovered your channel - instant sub!
Welcome! 🤗
Another splendid video lads. Well done.
Such a good and informative video. Great research and broad and insightful references!
95% rotten tomatoes
thank you for this video!
You're very welcome! :)
Love how the music also changes it's frequency and pitch. I assume it's changing the delay time for a tape delay?
There's a mixture of using the pitch bend, and a vibrato/modulation effect. A lot of the sounds for this video were made using a plugin called S.K.Y keys if that sort of thing interests you! - Sam
@@paintingnerds Thanks! Didn't except it to be made directly in Sampler like this! The sound really reminded me of Audio Damage's Other Desert City Delay Plugin.
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Another great video as always. Well done lads.
Another banger!
This 'review' is incredible. It is an excellent jumping-off point for a lovely and thoughtful read (and introduction to Miyoko Ito's practice). Many video essays on painters/art focus on a good essay with some good visuals. This essay is not just thoughtful; it is profound. It delves deep into Ito's practice, offering an enriching read. (I am thankful it is a video, tho~!) Including many of Ito's works (all credited, by the way!) and then using those works in conversation with other painters, films, and other visual media detritus really makes this transformation. Together with production values, it is terrific. Everything sings and combines to create a beautiful symphony for Ito. Thank you.
Thanks for your comment! This is exactly what we are aiming for and so glad it is reaching thoughtful folks like yourself :D
Also - thanks re the credits! We spend a very long time indeed converting inches to cm for consistency... :P
Amazing! 💥
Wonderful production.
Thank you :)
“Designed to introduce, not to explain”
Thank you sir.
You're very welcome!
My favourite art video essay channel!
what is the title of the book that is being flipped through?
Melodramatic presentation takes away from and interesting subject. 😑
You say all that but i have a Utrillo unrestored though it needs it street scene, very grey one her repeatedly painted, totally ignorant as to ite value, had it hanging around as long as we can remember never thought anything of it
Wow amazing! We hope you hold on to it dearly!
This is a great video introducing me to an artist that I was unfamiliar with. Love this essay format and the depth of attention that you lavish on the paintings, very refreshing.
Thanks Christopher your comments mean a great deal!
Please share where the footage in the pre-title sequence comes from! Would love to see the whole film. I’m searching without success. Thanks for your excellent channel- just got here ☺️
The title flashes up at the very start but it can be easy to miss! Three Cases of Murder (1955)
@@paintingnerds thanks so much! I did see it when I looked closer ☺️