Hurvin Anderson - 'It’s questioning my history, my place' | Tate
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- Опубліковано 5 січ 2022
- Artist Hurvin Anderson shares the inspiration and ideas behind his paintings, and how he uses photography within his work.
See his work in the Life Between Islands: Caribbean-British Art 1950s - Now exhibition, on at Tate Britain until 3 April 2022.
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In this video, Hurvin Anderson shares a photograph which has inspired his paintings. Are there any photographs which have inspired you to create an artwork?
Most definitely! I use my own photographs in my process as a starting point. Sometimes I mix the background from one with the subject from another. I don't consider using pictures as cheating. If it's part of your creative process there's nothing wrong with it.
Thank you for sharing Hurvin Anderson's work. I really enjoyed learning about his thoughts behind his art making.
To me it has to be something taken out of Nan Goldin's Ballad series
That’s my Uncle🙌🏾😁 great video👌🏾
what’s it like having such an admired relation?
@@MrWilliamwade Very inspiring, just makes me want work as hard as he did
Really? He seems like a nice person. Interesting style of work too. I like it
His work is honest and genuine. You feel something when you gaze upon it, a mark of a true artist.
He’s everything! And more. Such a rare soul. He reminds me of an emerald
I like his delivery. simple, genuine. Too many arts come across self obsessed, pretentious. He doesn't.
Great paintings, great artist. Pride of Handsworth and Birmingham. Would love to have shown your work at Handsworth Library, but just too big now. S. Ayub, Library Manager.
Hurvin Anderson speaks so eloquently about his work, and his paintings are phenomenal.
It looks so tempting
I've saved this to watch it again, he tells his story beautifully and the work is stunning.
Thank you Mr Anderson, for sharing your process of creating. I enjoy your choice of color shape and layering of organic and graphic pattern to evoke the emotional connection.
That is a brilliant artwork with some added landscapes and colourful backgrounds
Love this man’s work.
Beautiful insight thank you for capturing this!
I like how he explains it in such an honest way. I like the paintings as well...
How beautiful, this work. Especially the painting of the kids adrift.
The work is visually stunning and the meaning deep! Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾
Thank you so much for sharing your magnificent and profound work.
Love his work.
All true man and true artist. Gifted in thought, speech and art. love love this. good for my soul. thank you for sharing yourself and your gifts.
I like this work and his explanation
beautiful, thank you.
Beautiful! This is a save. An extraordinary and original talent. Fascinating experimentations into abstraction. The inclusion of geometric motifs is a master stroke in juxtaposition. Added to my artist research file for uni!
wow. so fricking good!!!
Very beautiful, an admirer from Chile
Wonderful.
Fantastic video
Very interesting, makes me wonder about our social and global ways, our life today. The beauty, the greatness and mystery of it all -
I like how he explains painting from photo compared to en plain aire
anyone knows where to find the background instrumentals from the video? i need that soundtracks in my playlist!!
2:04 is beautiful
Agreed.
Love the use of the wire
I love him
love from srilanka very interesting works
WOW!!
super art
I like the uncertainty in his images.
What’s the name of the painting that he did on the park
🌻🧸💜
Are Hurvin Anderson and Stuart Hall related? In my opinion they look like alike
I can't help but laugh when an artist tells you what they're interested in. Dang near every artist seems to do it as a lead in to describe their work. Anyways, not a criticism, just a humorous observation.