Huge fan of Bosco Sodi works for years, I love the presentation of the sphere sculptures in this show, quintessential Sodi philosophy. Thank you for the tour, so good 🙏🏻
Like many of my fellow commentators, I too am blown away by the exciting work of George Rouy. I'm getting a DeKooning meets Bacon vibe from his work and agree that the work feels immediate and compelling as though the painting itself is daring you to look away. Thank you for including Rouy in this video.
I love you r channel. The filming is excellent, it's well paced. Your commentary is knowledgeable and helpful. I love the whole tone of each video..... very calm, and a little pleasant music coming through occasionally. Thanks so much.
First time watching this channel. I agree with you, the George Rouy works are very compelling and immediate. Very reminiscent of Francis Bacon and Gerhard Richter, two of my favs.
You have the best UA-cam channel: Intelligent, beautiful, educational and free. I don't know if I should continue subscribing to this channel. I think I'm falling in love.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🎥 This video explores art exhibits in Chelsea, New York. 00:27 🖼️ Bosco Sodi's exhibit features minimalist sculptures and paintings, emphasizing the relationship between human-made and natural creations. 02:05 🎨 Sodi uses colors to represent aspects of life in his paintings, with nature's influence evident in texture and form. 03:44 ♀️ Larry Pittman's exhibit reflects feminist themes and celebrates craft and decoration in art. 05:19 🏙️ Pittman's "Sparkling Cities with Egg Monuments" showcases egg monuments as feminine contrasts to city skylines. 06:50 📝 Niles's works capture quiet moments in memory with muted colors and highlighted negative space. 07:55 🇧🇷 Emmanuel Araujo's exhibit in Jack Shainman gallery traces his artistic evolution from geometric abstraction to African-inspired sculptures. 10:28 🎨 Rui's paintings in Nikola Vessel gallery balance figuration and abstraction, exploring the essence of humanity. 14:16 📚 Hauser and Wirth's new Chelsea location offers an art bookstore, exhibitions, and more. Subscribe for upcoming art adventures in October.
By the grace of God got selected for exhibition titled 'Application for the patent of a paper boat 'at Chelsea AGORA Gallery from 6 th to 26 th June this year ❤❤❤Artists Francis Antony Kodankandath and Shirly Joseph Chalissery from Kerala, India ❤❤❤
F. Bacon and W. Dekooning say, a solid C- and not a bit more. when asked why they both responded, all his work has the look of a rehashed grad-level thesis show. not that it's bad, it's just the same stuff over and over. we see stuff like this in most trending galleries today. some dude's gonna come up with a rebus and the critics will cheer the new art again.
Please let at least part of the discussion be about the actual artworks. For example, the Pittman work leaves me confused as to what I am looking at. To my eyes it has the density of collage that would be difficult to do by hand and much easier to do with computer tools. As they say - and I agree- “it’s all good.” Still the artist’s commitment to the work influences the meaning of the work.
2nd set of paintings look like tapestries. Last artist was very Francis Bacon. The other three artists, meh. You do a great job of being objective which is something I can't do.
Bosco intersting and great ideas.looks very primitive rough BUt significative.pittman Rich of many modem and original like a modern still Life like hieronumus Bosch super rich of stuff.black guy Orange african portraits.araujo very modern and geometrical but colorful
Huge fan of Bosco Sodi works for years, I love the presentation of the sphere sculptures in this show, quintessential Sodi philosophy.
Thank you for the tour, so good 🙏🏻
Like many of my fellow commentators, I too am blown away by the exciting work of George Rouy. I'm getting a DeKooning meets Bacon vibe from his work and agree that the work feels immediate and compelling as though the painting itself is daring you to look away. Thank you for including Rouy in this video.
The Lehmann Maupin shows were my favorites of both videos by far.
Thank you for this beautiful video filled with hand made wonders . Without your work, I would not see.❤❤❤❤
I repeat you are the best Art video
Thank you ❤❤❤❤
Brilliant. Thanks 🙏
Thanks ❤
Excellent, thanks for sharing :)
Love the works by Sodi and Araujo
Hello Mary. Thank you
Another great video. Thank you!
The camerawork is excellent. Thanks for this channel.
You share high quality videos that focus in on the arts. I really appreciate them:-)🧚♀
Brilliant!!! Thank you for sharing
Thanks
Very inspiring! thank you for sharing your thoughts and method of working. It is very generous of you. Once more thank you...
great narrative spotted
This is stunning art 🏵🌅💛
Gracias por compartir tus videos .Me gustan mucho. Buen trabajo💛
Wow some really great art in this video. I really liked the Lari Pitttman works as well as Arcmancro Niles. Thank you for the virtual tour.
Keep up the great work your doing
I love you r channel. The filming is excellent, it's well paced. Your commentary is knowledgeable and helpful. I love the whole tone of each video..... very calm, and a little pleasant music coming through occasionally. Thanks so much.
First time watching this channel.
I agree with you, the George Rouy works are very compelling and immediate.
Very reminiscent of Francis Bacon and Gerhard Richter, two of my favs.
You have the best UA-cam channel: Intelligent, beautiful, educational and free. I don't know if I should continue subscribing to this channel. I think I'm falling in love.
It's the channel most rudely interrupted by annoying ads when it happens
thank very muth~~~
Good luck with the bed bugs in Paris!! Safe travels and thanks for the great videos
I’m so freaked out about that right now
Omigosh! Rouy is incredible! New to me!
Love you ❤
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🎥 This video explores art exhibits in Chelsea, New York.
00:27 🖼️ Bosco Sodi's exhibit features minimalist sculptures and paintings, emphasizing the relationship between human-made and natural creations.
02:05 🎨 Sodi uses colors to represent aspects of life in his paintings, with nature's influence evident in texture and form.
03:44 ♀️ Larry Pittman's exhibit reflects feminist themes and celebrates craft and decoration in art.
05:19 🏙️ Pittman's "Sparkling Cities with Egg Monuments" showcases egg monuments as feminine contrasts to city skylines.
06:50 📝 Niles's works capture quiet moments in memory with muted colors and highlighted negative space.
07:55 🇧🇷 Emmanuel Araujo's exhibit in Jack Shainman gallery traces his artistic evolution from geometric abstraction to African-inspired sculptures.
10:28 🎨 Rui's paintings in Nikola Vessel gallery balance figuration and abstraction, exploring the essence of humanity.
14:16 📚 Hauser and Wirth's new Chelsea location offers an art bookstore, exhibitions, and more. Subscribe for upcoming art adventures in October.
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By the grace of God got selected for exhibition titled 'Application for the patent of a paper boat 'at Chelsea AGORA Gallery from 6 th to 26 th June this year ❤❤❤Artists Francis Antony Kodankandath and Shirly Joseph Chalissery from Kerala, India ❤❤❤
F. Bacon and W. Dekooning say, a solid C- and not a bit more. when asked why they both responded, all his work has the look of a rehashed grad-level thesis show. not that it's bad, it's just the same stuff over and over. we see stuff like this in most trending galleries today. some dude's gonna come up with a rebus and the critics will cheer the new art again.
Please let at least part of the discussion be about the actual artworks. For example, the Pittman work leaves me confused as to what I am looking at. To my eyes it has the density of collage that would be difficult to do by hand and much easier to do with computer tools. As they say - and I agree- “it’s all good.” Still the artist’s commitment to the work influences the meaning of the work.
Why the commercial gallery focus consistent throughout your videos ? Is it because you cannot film in museums etc?
What materials are Emanoel Araújo's sculptures made out of?
2nd set of paintings look like tapestries. Last artist was very Francis Bacon. The other three artists, meh. You do a great job of being objective which is something I can't do.
Mary❤️
N y stupenda. Ragazza dolce e bella e simpatica e brava. Gallerie interessanti
Bosco intersting and great ideas.looks very primitive rough BUt significative.pittman Rich of many modem and original like a modern still Life like hieronumus Bosch super rich of stuff.black guy Orange african portraits.araujo very modern and geometrical but colorful
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