Many who view art for the first time, should keep in mind, that art is not a product- it's a process. Anselm Kiefer has accomplished a tremendous work of process, and he is always active, always in progress. That is important to remember, while others may only sit and criticize. The accomplished artist is always active and in the process of his or her progress. Are you in process today?
process, without records/filming/writing/videos/personal sharing cannot be shared, let alone understood, thats where product comes in, I think some things are meant to be understood and enjoyed. Are you in beauty today?
His painting, "Lilith," has been a huge inspiration in my life...I saw it in the Tate Modern in 1989 and its image has haunted me since...it has also been the most inspirational and life-changing experience.
In my highschool, 2 decades and ½ years ago, if we go to workshop... We can see 5 or 6 enormous pieces like that which was being made by our seniors. I enjoyed it very much. In fact, I think it brighten up the classroom and kudos for the teacher or head of department whom initiate the project. I hope they retain it till today - though, there are certainly no confirmation on this. Even if they redecorating, I hope that someone will keep that canvases on their storeroom or bring back home, resell or something. Not just demolished it coz it must be a terrible thing to do for such an outstanding artwork that had been done with meticulous care
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"Melencholia" in Venedig, im Bibliotek in 80-ziger Jahren letztes Millenium, ein Luftzeug aus Blei auf hochglanzes Parket, zwischen die Büchern, graphit Handschrift auf Blei, meditative Sache. Wörter und Blei. Wings Wörter und Buchstaben aus Blei... Noch ein mal: Melencholia
It's killing me not to be able to identify the music that starts at 6:02 ...does anyone know it? It was used in another film and it is a very moving composition.
It's terrifying to be reminded of destruction and decay. I hate it. Give me Van Eyck, Bosch, the early Italian painters, Seurat, Magritte, and Dali, and I am perfectly happy. Who wants to be depressed when looking at a painting?
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We pretend a lot. That makes us feel secure. We not only don't know where we came from, where we go, we don't know where we are or even who "we" are. If the simple answers keep you happy, no one should you criticize you. But neither should you believe that you have somebody else's answers. Though you may want to consider what there is that makes you satisfied.
+pjamesbda If your country's entire cultural heritage is left stinking of Nazi propaganda and nobody wants to engage with it then maybe, yeah. But I get your point, I think she could have worded that better.
James Simmons - The insidious part of propaganda is that during the spreading of it, it is called "news". Having been raised in the U.S., you can imagine my surprise on visiting Germany to find they wrote history a bit differently. We are only beginning to face what Germany grasp 100 years ago. We are so subjugated by the usury financial model they meant to purge, that we have come to accept it as common place. THAT is our propaganda, and it will be our own undoing.
I've been haunted by that question for years, ever more so after the rise of Trump and Trumpism in America. Against forgetting, yes, but that seems obvious and simplistic. I think he's taking the viewer back to before the Nazis became THE NAZIS as most of the world views them in hindsight - back to when the salute was just a banal gesture being adopted by disaffected young men in search of whatever it was they were looking for, whatever it was they found in Hitler. There was a time when that salute was no more significant than, say, a red baseball cap, which makes it all the more terrifying.
Anselm Kiefer, I take off my hat ahead of you because of great respect. Have no time right now to watch all of it, but I must say to those, who make minuses: shame, you don't get nothing in art and in life itself, 0, zero is the same usefull part of everything as 1 and -1 This is the point where art turn into the science and philosophy, and maybe further who knows. And you don't get it...
He seems to welcome their deterioration over time. I imagine it's only problematic for dealers and collectors who view these works as investments first and foremost. I find it refreshing that the artist couldn't care less about that.
the problem with his art is it ages terribly after a few years nothing is really left on the canvas it all just falls of and gets swept up from the floor not worth an investment at all
What good is an amazing concept that produces something that is so unpleasant to look at? I have so few canvases that I paint one piece on top of the other all the time. Let it go.
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"The Nazi's, sort of, took over art", sort of. They used a kind of illustrative classicism to suggest a purity of form and ideal, but even that bit them in the arse. For all their opining about mythological medieval aryan superiority they only ended up looking more ridiculous. I guess Godwin's law doesn't apply here, eh? :)
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I want to resurrect Michelangelo so that he may see this, and I may see him hop back into his grave. If people pay for this crap, just imagine how much they would pay for a drop cloth used in the Sistine Chapel.
😂😂 the man can't paint to save his life !!! Try to go take some ART classes !! And paint a face or something that is looking like some sort of art !! But you cold get a construction JOB doing plaster work 😂 you trying to hard FORGET about art !! Greetings from LAS Vegas
Many who view art for the first time, should keep in mind, that art is not a product- it's a process. Anselm Kiefer has accomplished a tremendous work of process, and he is always active, always in progress. That is important to remember, while others may only sit and criticize. The accomplished artist is always active and in the process of his or her progress. Are you in process today?
Its just shit on canvas...
AN ARTIST AFTER MY OWN HEART.....'''' VISUAL CREATIVITY'''' BEFORE TECHNIQUE.
process, without records/filming/writing/videos/personal sharing cannot be shared, let alone understood, thats where product comes in, I think some things are meant to be understood and enjoyed. Are you in beauty today?
@@shringshringshring#goodpoint
YES!
Thank you so much, *****, you're amazing, as usual.
And so is Anselm Kiefer !!!
Mia, thanks 4 your appreciation !
Beautiful cinematography…
Thank you for posting this fantastic documentary.
Well Done!!! Thank you for the hard work in making this film and more importantly the inspiration this film will give to so many artists like myself.
Amazing. Anselm Kiefer is one of the greatest artist alive. Art is indeed a spiritual process. An essential creational dialogue.
Playlist : ua-cam.com/video/FUQuhoqTKtg/v-deo.html
For anyone wondering, the piece that starts at 3:07 is part of the soundtrack from Solaris (2003), score by Cliff Martinez
Thank you, it's beautiful !!!
His painting, "Lilith," has been a huge inspiration in my life...I saw it in the Tate Modern in 1989 and its image has
haunted me since...it has also been the most inspirational and life-changing experience.
thanks for this one really
the sound is stunning
on the canvas
God started everything, Anselm. Great artist, great onspiration.🎉🎉🎉
In my highschool, 2 decades and ½ years ago, if we go to workshop... We can see 5 or 6 enormous pieces like that which was being made by our seniors. I enjoyed it very much. In fact, I think it brighten up the classroom and kudos for the teacher or head of department whom initiate the project. I hope they retain it till today - though, there are certainly no confirmation on this. Even if they redecorating, I hope that someone will keep that canvases on their storeroom or bring back home, resell or something. Not just demolished it coz it must be a terrible thing to do for such an outstanding artwork that had been done with meticulous care
"We don't know why we are here". We do know, actually, but many prefer to refuse that truth.
someone can help me please, which kind of paint Kiefer use in his artworks?
Great drone footage along with some excellent histiric and modern footage, well made art-doc.
love his work. it feels so honest.
The greatest right now
"We don't know why we are here, we don't know where we go, ifs quite desperate." WOW
But he's wrong, a typical, shallow secular skeptical.
"It's much better now..i think"........no anselm it will be perfect if you give that camvas two more slashes....but not 3 that would ruin it......
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Hi, could you make the "add subtitles" option available?
Thanks for posting ;-)
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"Melencholia" in Venedig, im Bibliotek in 80-ziger Jahren letztes Millenium, ein Luftzeug aus Blei auf hochglanzes Parket, zwischen die Büchern, graphit Handschrift auf Blei, meditative Sache. Wörter und Blei. Wings Wörter und Buchstaben aus Blei... Noch ein mal: Melencholia
Wie lange hält so ein Kunstwerk? Die Haifische in Formaldehyd von Damie Hirst haben sich mit der Zeit aufgelöst.
Danke für das interessante Video
ライセンス表示の関係でBGMの表示もあると、音楽に疎くて「これ誰のなんて曲だっけ？」状態の私にはありがたい。
ワグナーさんの「トリスタンとイゾルデ」だからこの感覚。あのときとイメージが似てるのよね、とすぐ納得できる。
It's killing me not to be able to identify the music that starts at 6:02 ...does anyone know it? It was used in another film and it is a very moving composition.
I don't know the name, but I immediately remembered of "Melancholia" by Lars Von Trier! Hope it helps ;)
Caroline Fucci
Yes, it did. Thank you.
+pjamesbda It's the prelude to Wagner's Tristan & Isolde
+amazonrex Should have known it would be Wagner...thank you. He can take us to heights and depths to be sure.
Living his ART, the process king. Just our spontaneity in the 1980s was, " any & all mediums ." I glued it all down with dead house paint EB
well done,, symplisity within great message, Evolution as a human worker,, great
So much better then the Wenders Kitsch. Thumb up!
Wow 😯 so big arts … he made it very possible …
Surprisingly that first painting he is beating on appears to be canvas, and not wood panel.
"God doesn't forget it." Nice one.
Once all the Hydrogen is gone it's game over.
4:18 You can say that again. True depravity.
Great
A true giant.
Ah to paint in 3d!
Straordinario sentire e rappresentare!
Your painting is your hell within, so stop intellectualise everything. This is it and it is your mirror..
how love how he brutalizes the surface
It's terrifying to be reminded of destruction and decay. I hate it. Give me Van Eyck, Bosch, the early Italian painters, Seurat, Magritte, and Dali, and I am perfectly happy. Who wants to be depressed when looking at a painting?
He don’t know who created this world and why he is here than he still don’t know anything till this age
This episode is pure joy.
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We do know where we came from and where we go!
We pretend a lot. That makes us feel secure. We not only don't know where we came from, where we go, we don't know where we are or even who "we" are. If the simple answers keep you happy, no one should you criticize you. But neither should you believe that you have somebody else's answers. Though you may want to consider what there is that makes you satisfied.
Another option of the power - artistic power/dangerous
It's like picking a huge scab...deeply satisfying.
Conservators nightmare. A small box of watercolours and a nice cup of tea would probably suffice.
Should art ever need to be "purified"? 7:50
+pjamesbda If your country's entire cultural heritage is left stinking of Nazi propaganda and nobody wants to engage with it then maybe, yeah. But I get your point, I think she could have worded that better.
James Simmons
- The insidious part of propaganda is that during the spreading of it, it is called "news". Having been raised in the U.S., you can imagine my surprise on visiting Germany to find they wrote history a bit differently.
We are only beginning to face what Germany grasp 100 years ago. We are so subjugated by the usury financial model they meant to purge, that we have come to accept it as common place. THAT is our propaganda, and it will be our own undoing.
Answer to your question at 13:33
Why did he paint the salute?
Against forgetting, Jessica.
@@lorenzmuller3542 thank you
I've been haunted by that question for years, ever more so after the rise of Trump and Trumpism in America. Against forgetting, yes, but that seems obvious and simplistic. I think he's taking the viewer back to before the Nazis became THE NAZIS as most of the world views them in hindsight - back to when the salute was just a banal gesture being adopted by disaffected young men in search of whatever it was they were looking for, whatever it was they found in Hitler. There was a time when that salute was no more significant than, say, a red baseball cap, which makes it all the more terrifying.
Anselm Kiefer, I take off my hat ahead of you because of great respect. Have no time right now to watch all of it, but I must say to those, who make minuses: shame, you don't get nothing in art and in life itself, 0, zero is the same usefull part of everything as 1 and -1 This is the point where art turn into the science and philosophy, and maybe further who knows. And you don't get it...
what? did you just sit on your keyboard?
I can only imagine how difficult it will be for conservators to maintain the physical integrity of Kiefer’s huge canvases.
He seems to welcome their deterioration over time. I imagine it's only problematic for dealers and collectors who view these works as investments first and foremost. I find it refreshing that the artist couldn't care less about that.
The “Valentino” tho... hahaha
NOOOOOO nooo noo no
😂😂😂 it will be very fine to use new canvas!
It's interesting to see the death and rebirth of a painting by its' master.
the problem with his art is it ages terribly after a few years nothing is really left on the canvas it all just falls of and gets swept up from the floor not worth an investment at all
Infinite process and the space requirements
Uhhh yes we do know; God made us and we have to live for Him
😂😂😂😂 prove it.
Great word demonic for his paintings, real art work super sonic as great as turner's
Great documentary. The art world needs more honesty like this. Anslem is so inspiring!!! 🤗
i like
What good is an amazing concept that produces something that is so unpleasant to look at? I have so few canvases that I paint one piece on top of the other all the time. Let it go.
Pollution
Ok. 👍
Roman salute....
Im Deutschsprachigen Bereich kann kaum jemand etwas mit diesem Schmarrn etwas anfangen.
Any and everything is art.
If everything is art, then nothing is art.
God. Began everyrhing. And that what I see in his great work. His gift is divine...from where else. Demosn dont havw rhe gifrt to create. Sorry folks.
We do know who started it all. In the beginning God created . Jesus Christ created it all
Whar a naive..brainwashed ..insecure..Foolish comment.
Yes, but many find more convenient to deny the Truth and indulge in their own ignorance.
Roger scruton,ART ? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
BIG SIZE
Meaningless crap 'art' for a crap art market. It has nothing to say, but the perpetrator sure does.
OMFG 2:44
Ze iz zo Tof ze inhales ze ziga
我的偶像
Y et
expanção e contração
Anyone here for art class??
I hardly see how that's relevant since no art is being presented.
He's no Schnabel, Eh?
Die Spielregeln des Kunstmarktes und warum manche Menschen so gern viel
zu viel Geld für Kunst ausgeben, erläutert die Kunstmarkt-Formel ISBN
978-3-7357-7052-3
www.thurnhofer.cc/home/investment
This is what happens when you don't oil out
"The Nazi's, sort of, took over art", sort of. They used a kind of illustrative classicism to suggest a purity of form and ideal, but even that bit them in the arse. For all their opining about mythological medieval aryan superiority they only ended up looking more ridiculous.
I guess Godwin's law doesn't apply here, eh? :)
Perhaps he would have been a better mason than artist.
These Kiefer´s works might be art, but I do not like it.
What's the point....I simply cannot believe that one enjoys looking at those paintings(so called).
1:35 Godless nihilists have to point nor purpose.
The ultimate conservator's nightmare!
You are lost
Du grand n’importe quoi !
Fraud
Tja, wenn man mal einen Namen hat, kann man auch alte Fischdosen ausstellen……
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Or maybe the secret to being an artist is to be a really bad mason
lol
Komischer Zusammenschnitt.
rotzooi !
단지, 이상한 할베
there is no reason to our being here nor are we going anywhere .We have no purpose
brilliant
Prove it.
I want to resurrect Michelangelo so that he may see this, and I may see him hop back into his grave. If people pay for this crap, just imagine how much they would pay for a drop cloth used in the Sistine Chapel.
stick with soccer.
Why we are her ? Read the holly Coran you will see ,.just read it like a book
many people read Koran and then kill and rape and dedicate life to torturing others...it depends on evolution of the one who reads
That of the Coran is a fake revelation.
😂😂 the man can't paint to save his life !!! Try to go take some ART classes !! And paint a face or something that is looking like some sort of art !! But you cold get a construction JOB doing plaster work 😂 you trying to hard FORGET about art !! Greetings from LAS Vegas