Light & Space | Artbound | Season 11, Episode 1 | KCET
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- In a world filled with noise, distractions and chaos, a number of artists seek to push the boundaries of perception and experience. The Light and Space movement of the 1960s explored minimalism with a uniquely Californian spin - with a keen attention to the interaction of light and space. Crucially, the materials these artists relied on to create these perceptual experiences emerged from the postwar aerospace industry and its advances.
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Artist: Robert Irwin, Larry Bell, and Helen Pashgian. Hats off 👏
Artists speaking, sans narrator, commentator, critic or analyzer. What a pure treat. thank you !!
Beautiful film about beautiful work. Anyone who denigrated these artists at the time were perhaps a tad envious of their living in the light, experiencing the sea and sky in such an essential way. I like the final comment, that art can be some sort of respite from the world and life in it, this work is other, it gives you space to be. Hats off to all the artists and the film makers who have captured it all so well ❤️
Outstanding choice of words 👍
A recent article about Robert Irwin in the NYTimes brought me to my initial discovery of Robert Irwin. This video is a very informative extension of that. Wonderful to learn about Helen Pashgian and to reacquaint with Larry Bell's art. // I am reminded of an afternoon when the western sky in my town turned to a distinct yellow color. It was something I had to experience, so I parked the car and spent a half hour looking at it. I noticed that no one else seemed to be interested in this phenomenal event.
I've been looking for a Light and Space specific doc for a couple years...thrilled to find this tonight!
Watching this entire episode...with its perfectly appropriate soundtrack...was like meditation...
Such a fine documentary: the interviews, the images, the background music. Very engaging.
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This is one of the best series on Art and Architecture that I have ever seen.
Fantastic work!
Tank you so much
Watching this video begins to give me many ideas and many interests. So grateful.
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing this 🤩
Beautiful presentation, please keep showing this wonderful content!
Photography ,Impressionism , Abstraction -Turner & the landscape - sky ,earth sea , water - Climate Change ? The Conceptual
LIGHT AND SPACE CAN BE .....EITHER THE LIFE OR DEATH...OF A WORK OF ART!
This is AMAZING! Thank you so much for this doc! It really helped me think through some creative problems I was struggling with, and is just a fascinating watch.
The most interesting film I have seen in a long time, thank you all concerned. Lets have some more please.
One of the best videos I have seen in a long time. Light has always provided "art" for me and I have an idea I wish I could manifest.
It's provided art for you; art you struggle to manifest?
For me, light has always denoted, meant, or evinced 'art'. Perhaps?
THIS IS AMAZING
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Fwiw, my favorite thing too look at…clear, transparent, light emitting, colored, shiny glass! Glad I found this!
Thanks a lot!
Well done.! I am curious why James Turrel is not one of the featured artist of this episode? He is one of the pioneers of this Light and Space .
Very true . Dan Flavin ,Bruce Nauman ,
Just beautiful and very inspirational. ❤
I am grateful
Mind blowing art & people, very inspirational
This video helped so much with my confidence to develop my interior design thesis! Thank you ppl whom worked on this research, thank you!
This is wonderful. I feel inspired to explore my own ideas, very different from this..It’s so wonderful to see a master at work and wonder how they took each step along the way.
Excellent video.. Really enjoyed this. thank you
The spherical light sculptures at 17:30 is kinda like quantum entanglement in a way. All states existing at once though we can only access one at a time depending on the angle you view it at
What a beautiful perspective!
❤
Very inspirational and motivating episode
Fantastic!
Folks should check out Felipe Pantone - he's been doing some amazing work with colours, light, and constantly-changing art thanks to the light and space the pieces are in.
I feel inspired
Love this so much
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40:30. 40:05 what a great show! thank you.
What an absolutely delightful documentation and learning experience of the Light And Space movement.
Wow!
🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊👍👏👏
That was so cool
11:16 "apartment rental $18 a month at Venice beach California" in the 1960's, it sounds like a script from some kind of sci-fi movie.
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Ed Wortz , miss you
Everything is around us, just need a different angle to look at and capture it.
🙏💯🙏
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Onjoure
43:19 that swan cloud...
can someone tell me the song during Robert Irwin Part at 7:20 , this is such a great doc, thank you!
wow:)
What about Hap Tivey??
hot stuf
Its Plato
I am alive
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Yes there is a lot of pigeonholing. It must frustrate the artists.
Although interesting I don't buy into the idea that artists are philosophers. Attempts to justify their work on a philosophical basis appear primitive and futile. However what can you expect when Western Philosophy has all but imploded and eliminated itself as relativism consumes its own justification when applied to itself. It is good to see people trying to rescue philosophy- but without words it's a futile effort however interesting, thoughtful and surprising their efforts. Art should stand on its own strengh rather than try to justify itself on the basis, at times, of what seems little more than cod philosophy. These creations are indeed art but they're spoilt by dressing them up in borrowed clothes.
I just watched this whole video and it's just a bunch of bullshit IMO
YUP
I have a legit question. Why do you think that ?
my answer judging by this persons comment:
“and those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche.
art moves people in different ways.. i for one found this incredibly poetic and inspirational. but to each their own i guess 🤷
You just don’t feel like us artists do. It’s why you’re not one 😊
@@Lotustwenty7 except I am. But you're not.☺️
thank you