“If you love music, you love silence” Best quote, because it is a good analogy for the different ways people experience color. The artist can learn to define and name colors, but what they do with them is always unique. Thanks for posting this. I needed the boost. I’m so sorry I missed this exhibition.
Beautiful what David Hockney says about a mere two days of real springtime each year, that's all too few moments to experience Spring's true essence in an entire lifetime.
The most inspiring film I have seen about art and the process of art. A gold mine of brilliant thoughts. One can look at it again and again and reflect, be inspired and get to work. Thank you Nama' Dejigas.
I still vote for the conventional way of painting on a canvas. They are unique and depicts the sweat and blood of a hardworking artist drawn on the weaved canvas.
a living treasure...as our John Olsen. Love this Yorkshire man. My mum a lassy from Newcastle Upon Tyne. Me Aussie...we are world artists. I desire to be a quarter as good...
Love you sir! What a joy you are! Would love to spend time with you. As it is I plan on watching your videos and taking a drive to visit more galleries.
thanks again David Hockney for your Tate exhibition genius I keep a room to my soul as a room that will house my begin in art thanks again for your inspiration my are we lucky indeed indeed we are lucky sir David Hockney
A genius he is. He can be inspired by the simplest of subjects. Like Van Gogh who can turn a pair of old boots into a masterpiece. I have always loved him& always will.
art is art. whatever the means is and artist may use it. why. why we need art. why we do art. I just can say that for me color the colors by David Hockey are unique . his sign is unique. and he can express his own world-vision. wonderfully. thank you for sharing!
Monet worked with large canvases. Monet arrangement of his water lilies in the Orangerie in Paris is very similar to Hockney arrangement of the seasons.
@@NamaDejigas "I see. I don't think". G. I. Gurdjieff. How can a "machine" see? And what IS it that is seeing. Certainly ain't the "eyes". I like to blend Goethe's "theory of colour" with the teachings of Gurdjieff and Ouspensky. They've, seemingly, paid huge dividends.
@@NamaDejigas "kundalini" was originally "kundabuffer" misinterpreted by asiatic peoples. It was an organ placed in the base of the spine of human beings by the Arch Angel Armagatant so that they would forget the cause of their arising, which was to stabilise and keep the moon in place. I'm being serious. Noel
He says people in the states are not as quick, but I have to say, Come to the East coast, or Boston(where I am, ha) and from NYC to Nashua, NH we are still quick. LA or Cali. is a horrible example of people, cause yes, they are all medicated, haha. Great stuff!
@@francescawyllie1273 I was wondering about that, how the ipad could be working so quickly but with the need for enormous resolutions for the large prints. Thanks for this.
Every time I watch Hockney..i just wanna be his best friend. FASCINATING man.
"An artist can support hedonism, but he cannot be hedonist himself, because artists are workers by definition"
He makes art so accessible, that's his magic
In the eye of the artist, everything has endless possibilities.
“We’re all on our own...” Endless stream of meaning from this man. He is a great teacher as well as a great artist.
“If you love music, you love silence” Best quote, because it is a good analogy for the different ways people experience color. The artist can learn to define and name colors, but what they do with them is always unique. Thanks for posting this. I needed the boost. I’m so sorry I missed this exhibition.
What a wonderful exhibition! So happy he is keeping on. Love him!
I could listen to him talk about art for hours.
How inspirational is the wonderful Hockney! What a pleasure and educational to listen look and learn with him.
Thank you Nama for uploading this . It is Art seen and felt deeply for me.
I love how he appears to be smiling internally and outwardly through the entire film. Superb vision.
"Give me a museum, and I'll fill it!" The best artist quote ever!
"The harder you look the more that you will see"
Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant
Brilliant treasure. One of my favorite art documentaries. Keep on going, David!
Beautiful what David Hockney says about a mere two days of real springtime each year, that's all too few moments to experience Spring's true essence in an entire lifetime.
Inspirational to see an artist of this age and status pushing boundaries, embracing new tech and producing fresh, vibrant work. Bravo, David!
Franc Kline paints
how amazing to have this film to inspire us. Thank you
Wow - One of the best.
Finally, a video that actually looks good at 240p.
The most inspiring film I have seen about art and the process of art. A gold mine of brilliant thoughts. One can look at it again and again and reflect, be inspired and get to work. Thank you Nama' Dejigas.
I simply looooooove his work. He paints what and how I see in my dreams. I loooooove the seize of his paintings. WONDERFUL visual painter.
Well what alovely little documentary. Another solid recommendation made by Tim Ferriss.
Wonderful documentary- thank you!
I still vote for the conventional way of painting on a canvas. They are unique and depicts the sweat and blood of a hardworking artist drawn on the weaved canvas.
great documentary.. shame there isn't more.. classic quote from Marr, 'Monet had his haystacks, you've got your tree stump! ' lol 🙂
Those videos - just incredible
Excellent. Thank you.
Thank you for uploading this. Have been looking for it
What an absolutely wonderful documentary. It's gotta be in my top five :) And Hockney is a force of artistic nature! I
i loved watching this. thank you Nama!
Pure inspiration, thanks mate
So wonderful to hear David express his views so beautifully . Very inspiring!
I love how at 30.22 the camera man responds to Hockney’s comment about the difficulty of showing the tallness of the trees.
That man talks a lot of sense in the art world
absolutely love the colors!
Love this. Love Hockers....
Impressionism for the jaundiced eye. The past thrust forward. Brilliant.
Wonderful, wonderful, fabulous. seeseesee Y
a living treasure...as our John Olsen. Love this Yorkshire man. My mum a lassy from Newcastle Upon Tyne. Me Aussie...we are world artists. I desire to be a quarter as good...
Love you sir!
What a joy you are!
Would love to spend time with you. As it is I plan on watching your videos and taking a drive to visit more galleries.
Peeking after watching today's BBC world news today (4/1/20). Extraordinary work. Beautiful. Soothing. Inspiring. Congratulations.
thanks for posting.
Extremely interesting!
How good is this!
thanks again David Hockney for your Tate exhibition genius I keep a room to my soul as a room that will house my begin in art thanks again for your inspiration my are we lucky indeed indeed we are lucky sir David Hockney
Great video ,thank you
Wow. Beautifull
I would recommend a visit to Salts Mill, Saltaire, Bradford to see Hockney works.
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A true artist sees which other people never
"Painting is an old man's art." Whoever tries to tell us that creativity dies in old age needs to watch this.
A genius he is. He can be inspired by the simplest of subjects. Like Van Gogh who can turn a pair of old boots into a masterpiece. I have always loved him& always will.
Git up Yorkshire! We'll always be the best x
"The fucking suns come out " lol and silence is beautiful gr8 man true master.
We like this
Superb.
He's maestro..!
New was of seeing who we are and what we have.
Hockney needs to rewrite that book " the art of seeing ". Wonderful stuff.
art is art. whatever the means is and artist may use it. why. why we need art. why we do art. I just can say that for me color the colors by David Hockey are unique . his sign is unique. and he can express his own world-vision. wonderfully. thank you for sharing!
Even though I don't like his work, I have to agree with your post.
I think that most of us grew up with David.....
I am watching this right now and thinking about ideas for ShadowDraw :)
just love him
Monet worked with large canvases. Monet arrangement of his water lilies in the Orangerie in Paris is very similar to Hockney arrangement of the seasons.
This is so cute 7:03
The sunrise is never mundane Mr Marr.
What a great documentary, definitely I will see or observe nature with different ways of seeing , in whatever season or weather....
"seeing is an act". The reality of being by Jeanne de salzmann
For humans seeing is a two way act / process and then there is multidimensional seeing
@@NamaDejigas "I see. I don't think". G. I. Gurdjieff. How can a "machine" see? And what IS it that is seeing. Certainly ain't the "eyes". I like to blend Goethe's "theory of colour" with the teachings of Gurdjieff and Ouspensky. They've, seemingly, paid huge dividends.
@@NamaDejigas "kundalini" was originally "kundabuffer" misinterpreted by asiatic peoples. It was an organ placed in the base of the spine of human beings by the Arch Angel Armagatant so that they would forget the cause of their arising, which was to stabilise and keep the moon in place. I'm being serious. Noel
Lamento no hablar inglés me recomendaron a David y su 😂 tecnica
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Is there an original with digital art?? A digital file can be copied multiple times without change.
He says people in the states are not as quick, but I have to say, Come to the East coast, or Boston(where I am, ha) and from NYC to Nashua, NH we are still quick. LA or Cali. is a horrible example of people, cause yes, they are all medicated, haha.
Great stuff!
New Yorkers that come to LA for a short time never leave.
LOve
"Brittlington .... is on the road to nowhere"..... OK then, let's go all the way!
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Painting is looking
best to be busy ,busy eye busy hand busy heart
Climax? He ain't finished yet!
Que pena que no esté traducido o con subtitulos; cuánto siento no tener el idioma
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Mr. Marr? Is that the interviewer? He reminds me of Charles Pete Rose, his facial expressions, mannerisms... hmmm...
Where is (was ?) this exibition ?
London more than five years ago
Thanks !
Some are on display now at Salts Mill, Saltaire ,Bradford.
gavin Reid - Visited there about four years ago. Very interesting. I'm only over the Pennines so I'm lucky. 😉
Does anyone know what printing technique Hockney uses to print the iPad works?
Brushes app
With the brushes app you can record every step of the painting and this then allows you to choose a higher resolution for printing.
@@francescawyllie1273 I was wondering about that, how the ipad could be working so quickly but with the need for enormous resolutions for the large prints. Thanks for this.
I’m not sure how he can print so large.
Old wise saying only blind can see
Traducir al español
my neice did something very similar. a portrait of york with red and green. wheres her money?????????????????????????
tell her to get a job she won't hack it with an uncle like yourself.
his style is not modern anymore unfortunatley
He is a great artist and a painter anyway
"Give me a museum, and I'll fill it!" The best artist quote ever!
"Picasso"
Me too. Quantity is not quality.
@@janetownley Maybe he meant to specify that the quote is from Picasso.