Etel Adnan on art and urgency

"Etel Adnan catalogs the scarce paintings she encountered as a child, shares her memories of a formative trip to the Louvre, and explains her current fascination with tapestries as well as her recent urgency to create new work.

[@siik]

the last sentiment she expressed was communicated so clearly and effortlessly. rest in peace

[@mukadderkirmizi5070]

so lovely, pure view of life she put out in a deep and simple way, thanks for sharing

[@daniellechoquette919]

Merci d’être toi, Etel,L’art qui vient de toi vient de l’âme, et nourrit mon âme. merci 🙏🏻💓

[@cotinoulili6282]

Cette femme me plaît énormément, elle a vraiment un sens de la pureté en elle que je retrouve dans sa peinture, c’est très enrichissant de l’entendre, merci
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[@rr7firefly]

I feel connected to Ms. Adnan -- we both loved to go to the old S.F. Museum of Art to look at art (when the museum was located north of City Hall on Van Ness Avenue). I envy her for arriving in S.F. long before it became ridiculously expensive to live there.

[@iamrjdennis]

What an inspiring human being! 💛

[@Kokoloco666]

This is incredible

[@ainurabazekenova7336]

Beautiful wise woman!!!

[@draughtsd1650]

Thanks a lot for the video!

[@margorowe9052]

Beautiful Islamic art and inspiration🦋🦋🦋

[@K3SH3LL3_H3LLOK1TTYIDK]

The sad part is, she died on my *BIRTHDAY* in 2021.

[@JeremyHelm]

1:54 bless the sea snakes unknowingly

[@sailorfan86]

Want to be friends with her

[@1Ma9iN8tive]

sailorfan86 she’s a treasure

[@foundpopcorn7987]

May Odin guide you

[@Gilbentes]

Horrible piano music, felt like an ad for chocolates, such a great artist like Adnan should be taken more seriously.