Today we celebrate female contemporary painting! Feel free to discover the complete top 20 here: www.contemporaryartissue.com/top-20-most-famous-female-painters-today/ Perrier was a bit camera shy today and especially very exhausted from a long summer walk-I guess she has been eating too many treats throughout the winter... Greetings from us both! Chat soon
You know you can stop pandering. We get that there are female painters. You won't get into any trouble by not titling it female painters. Cancel culture is pretty much over.
@@edwardpritchardpemberton4998 Hi Edward, I don't see the issue here. We create top lists based on artistic disciplines, nationality, subject matter, specific genres, gender, and various cross-sections to encounter interesting common threads and trends in art today. So, titled it female painters is kind of crucial, as it is the topic of this survey...
@@sergiovieira1053 Dear Sergio, the pleasure is all mine! Strange, the link seems to work fine here. If it still doesn't work, feel free to navigate to contemporaryartissue.com and go to "Read online" in the menu. You'll find the article there. Enjoy!
I would add the following: 1. Lee Lozano 2. Charline von Heyl 3. Maria Lassnig 4. Louise Bonnet 5. Elaine Sturtevant 6. Cecily Brown 7. Nicole Eisenman 8. Katherine Bernhardt 9. Issy Wood 10. Avery Singer
What a great recital! Thank you for sharing! Eisenman is included in our top 20 and sadly Lassnig was not eligible for this list due to her passing in 2014-but definitely worth to be included in this list-as is the case for, for instance, Alice Neel. Thank you for tuning in!
@@robertarisz8464 Please note this list focuses on female painters and not female artists in general-Yoko Ono features in our list of most famous female artists.
I agree 1000%! I kept waiting for her to appear, yet I feel this entire list should be deemed null and void with her exclusion. Any authority on art with even the slightest semblance of insight and knowledge would clearly include her in almost top 10 list of all current artists, not just those identified as female. This was a MAJOR blunder and oversight by this channel!
So glad Bridget Riley is up there. I had the huge pleasure of meeting her when she agreed to exhibit at the small artist led gallery where I worked. Our colleagues in the big galleries were furious that she chose to show with us over them! She stayed for several days and completely engaged not just with the show but with the community of artists we were a part of, visiting their studios, socialising and even promoting the work of one of their number. Her interest came from her own roots in the artist led movements in London in the 60s. Interestingly she really dislikes the ‘Op Art’ label and sees her practice as deeply grounded in the classical canon. A great artist and a lovely person.
Hi Chris, thank you for tuning in, as always. What a great story once more-as a real artist, she apparently isn't shy to go against the grain. Interesting on the Op Art label-which in my opinion is doing her a bit short as well. Her early works are most definitely Op Art our sang, however she's more versatile than the definition of this movement for sure. Would love to meet her as well and have a chat about it all. Maybe one day! Cheers
I too meant to firstly praise your incisive and knowledgeable segments. They are always of excellent quality and entertaining. I would have liked to see Nicole Eisenman on the list. And would have liked to here your take on her work, thanks again. I look forward to all your segments in the future.
Hi there, thank you for tuning in and for your kind words. Nicole Eisenman is included in the top 20 mentioned in the video, so feel free to give it a read at contemporaryartissue.com I believe I would have included her in my personal top 10 for sure!
I love your videos & always feel a bit enlightened by the end of each of them, however I was wondering if you could use a better microphone? Your accent is beautiful although it is harder to understand with the echo of the room. I am straining to hear all your wonderful knowledge. Please & thank you!
Thank you as always. Grosse and Kusama are my favs. I'm going to check the article with the full list. A request, what about contemporary artists working just on textile substrates? Like they paint With fabric. Also I'm interested in contemporary African art produced from Africa not in western countries. Till next time!
Dear Treezy, the pleasure is all mine-so thank you for tuning in. I have indeed been considering taking on embroidery as a contemporary art form, especially when considering its importance in the past decade or two in the art world-so a great suggestion! When it comes contemporary African art; another great topic. We created a top list of the most famous African painters. However, almost all of them reside and work in the major art cities of the world. So a tricky topic, but definitely interesting to approach it from a different angle.
Hello! I wanted to first, thank you for all these videos, apart from learning a lot, I feel like there is an actual chance to be able to work as a full time artist thanks to the detailed instructions, information and resources in your videos. Secondly, I’d like to request a video, if I may… recently I discovered the concepts of multidisciplinary, multimedia and trans disciplinary artists and I was a bit confused with the terms and how they differ… I would be very grateful if you could explain these terms in a video and how they might relate to video art. Personally, in my art development I’ve reached a point where I realized that being interested and excited about mixing disciplines like animation, traditional and digital art could be a path to follow, prior to watching your videos I thought I had to narrow it down to one medium and stick to it, but that wasn’t working… Thank you again for all of this extremely valuable information, I really appreciate it ❤
That's wonderful! Congratulations 💪 Great to hear another story of success. And artenda.net is indeed a terrific platform to kickstart your career. Keep up the good work!
Well a breath of fresh air and long time coming! Let’s not disparage art history for it’s sins. Rather rejoice if we can however bitter sweet. What is to come could not have come before. The world wasn’t ready for it. It is now and for me as a man it will be wonderful to see women. That art reveals so much if not everything. It could be an opening in the fence that surrounds the feminine mysticism. Contemporary art is not hindered by social pretext that back in the day undermined even male artist. Art elucidates as no other discourse can. The glee of young boys walking through museums instantly understanding their female counterparts better. They may smile and laugh but too, see the import the connection to them that women seeks. That if she can achieve it she can change our thinking toward her. That would benefit everyone.
Yayoi Kusa is certainly a genius and similar to Vincent Van Gogh in painting her hallucinations. I mean it seems to me she is in touch with something or is it something is in touch with her? At any rate as was with Vincent such connections can drive one crazy. It must be terribly overwhelming to be involved with something such as that.
Yes indeed, it is hard to grasp and understand this fully of course. Yes, it has given us greatness in art-with Kusama and Van Gogh. Art is often the outlet or canvas (literally) for humanity's mysteries.
Как много долгожителей среди них, искусство продлевает жизнь. К первым строкам вашей статьи можно добавить, Джорджию О'Кифф, Луиз Буржуа, Кармен Эрерра, и Йоко Оно (они кстати тоже долгожительници)
Art prolongs life indeed! What I like most is that an artist never retires. It's not a job, it's who they are-until they are no more... Thank you for tuning in!
Eu também Pinto quadros, mais jamais eu pintaria quadro de mudes pq eu acho que quem compra os nossos quadros merecem respeito Isso pra mim não é arte e pouca vergonha
Miriam Cahn embodies the things expressed in my earlier post here. I am taking note the younger generation of women artist don’t seek to inform as she. That the personal way is the most effective i.e., That our stories are all we have. That reality is us referencing us. That without memory to inform us we are not us. The conversation is with oneself for no one else can find our answer. Ms Cahn is my choice of all the others. She refuses male dominated esthetic/themes of motifs, styles, color applications. If women wants to show better, better then what? A testosterone driven folly. I commend Ms Cahn’s face here. This women! Her gut strong! Her mind firm! Her story before death. That we know her existence and the meaning it had for her and us if we are willing to accept it. Her will to power has nothing to do with feminism. That is not her battle. Her battle is with herself same with all great artist. Male or female. Love the honesty. One that most men are incapable of!
Hi Daniel, very interesting take on Cahn-one of the more intriguing artists from the selection. She's definitely and interesting figure, not shy of controversy, and as you mentioned, she has a tremendous vitality in her persona-filled with power. Thank you!
Today we celebrate female contemporary painting! Feel free to discover the complete top 20 here: www.contemporaryartissue.com/top-20-most-famous-female-painters-today/ Perrier was a bit camera shy today and especially very exhausted from a long summer walk-I guess she has been eating too many treats throughout the winter... Greetings from us both! Chat soon
You know you can stop pandering. We get that there are female painters. You won't get into any trouble by not titling it female painters. Cancel culture is pretty much over.
Thanks for the video. Unfortunately I can't open the link for the top 20...
@@edwardpritchardpemberton4998 Hi Edward, I don't see the issue here. We create top lists based on artistic disciplines, nationality, subject matter, specific genres, gender, and various cross-sections to encounter interesting common threads and trends in art today. So, titled it female painters is kind of crucial, as it is the topic of this survey...
@@sergiovieira1053 Dear Sergio, the pleasure is all mine! Strange, the link seems to work fine here. If it still doesn't work, feel free to navigate to contemporaryartissue.com and go to "Read online" in the menu. You'll find the article there. Enjoy!
@@contemporaryartissue 🙂The link and the site are working fine now, thanks!
I would add the following:
1. Lee Lozano
2. Charline von Heyl
3. Maria Lassnig
4. Louise Bonnet
5. Elaine Sturtevant
6. Cecily Brown
7. Nicole Eisenman
8. Katherine Bernhardt
9. Issy Wood
10. Avery Singer
What a great recital! Thank you for sharing! Eisenman is included in our top 20 and sadly Lassnig was not eligible for this list due to her passing in 2014-but definitely worth to be included in this list-as is the case for, for instance, Alice Neel. Thank you for tuning in!
Even with your addition, Yoko Ono is still not in the top 20. Where is the justice in that?
@@robertarisz8464 Please note this list focuses on female painters and not female artists in general-Yoko Ono features in our list of most famous female artists.
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Cecily Brown could have been included
Agreed
I agree 100%, love Brown's work. Thank you for tuning in!
@@contemporaryartissue welcome
100%
I agree 1000%! I kept waiting for her to appear, yet I feel this entire list should be deemed null and void with her exclusion. Any authority on art with even the slightest semblance of insight and knowledge would clearly include her in almost top 10 list of all current artists, not just those identified as female. This was a MAJOR blunder and oversight by this channel!
So glad Bridget Riley is up there. I had the huge pleasure of meeting her when she agreed to exhibit at the small artist led gallery where I worked. Our colleagues in the big galleries were furious that she chose to show with us over them! She stayed for several days and completely engaged not just with the show but with the community of artists we were a part of, visiting their studios, socialising and even promoting the work of one of their number. Her interest came from her own roots in the artist led movements in London in the 60s. Interestingly she really dislikes the ‘Op Art’ label and sees her practice as deeply grounded in the classical canon. A great artist and a lovely person.
@@dan6m I have to confess, several were new on me - but that may say more about my lack of knowledge!
Hi Chris, thank you for tuning in, as always. What a great story once more-as a real artist, she apparently isn't shy to go against the grain. Interesting on the Op Art label-which in my opinion is doing her a bit short as well. Her early works are most definitely Op Art our sang, however she's more versatile than the definition of this movement for sure. Would love to meet her as well and have a chat about it all. Maybe one day! Cheers
Great story loved reading that!
After seeing the Judy Chicago show at the New Museum in NYC, I think she should be at the top of the list for ALL painters✨
super stoked on the video. One of my favorite local Artists always has been Maria Lassnig. A very important Austrian art figure :)
Hi Martin, hope you enjoyed the video! Yes, I absolutely love Lassnig's work-such an important figure for contemporary painting.
@@contemporaryartissueyes, I certainly did! thank you :)
I too meant to firstly praise your incisive and knowledgeable segments. They are always of excellent quality and entertaining. I would have liked to see Nicole Eisenman on the list. And would have liked to here your take on her work, thanks again. I look forward to all your segments in the future.
Hi there, thank you for tuning in and for your kind words. Nicole Eisenman is included in the top 20 mentioned in the video, so feel free to give it a read at contemporaryartissue.com I believe I would have included her in my personal top 10 for sure!
I love your videos & always feel a bit enlightened by the end of each of them, however I was wondering if you could use a better microphone? Your accent is beautiful although it is harder to understand with the echo of the room. I am straining to hear all your wonderful knowledge. Please & thank you!
Beautiful artwork
Thank you so much for watching Angela. Have a great day!
@@contemporaryartissue thx
Thank you as always. Grosse and Kusama are my favs. I'm going to check the article with the full list. A request, what about contemporary artists working just on textile substrates? Like they paint With fabric. Also I'm interested in contemporary African art produced from Africa not in western countries. Till next time!
Dear Treezy, the pleasure is all mine-so thank you for tuning in. I have indeed been considering taking on embroidery as a contemporary art form, especially when considering its importance in the past decade or two in the art world-so a great suggestion! When it comes contemporary African art; another great topic. We created a top list of the most famous African painters. However, almost all of them reside and work in the major art cities of the world. So a tricky topic, but definitely interesting to approach it from a different angle.
Hello! I wanted to first, thank you for all these videos, apart from learning a lot, I feel like there is an actual chance to be able to work as a full time artist thanks to the detailed instructions, information and resources in your videos.
Secondly, I’d like to request a video, if I may… recently I discovered the concepts of multidisciplinary, multimedia and trans disciplinary artists and I was a bit confused with the terms and how they differ… I would be very grateful if you could explain these terms in a video and how they might relate to video art.
Personally, in my art development I’ve reached a point where I realized that being interested and excited about mixing disciplines like animation, traditional and digital art could be a path to follow, prior to watching your videos I thought I had to narrow it down to one medium and stick to it, but that wasn’t working…
Thank you again for all of this extremely valuable information, I really appreciate it ❤
Heyyy I just wanted to say that because of your content and advice I will have my first ever group exhibition in a korean museum (I am London based)
I got the recommendation from artenda even
That's wonderful! Congratulations 💪 Great to hear another story of success. And artenda.net is indeed a terrific platform to kickstart your career. Keep up the good work!
Tatiana Trouvé, Sarah Sze, Claire Tabouret, Ewa Juszkiewicz, Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Lisa Yuskavage....
What a great recital! Thank you for watching and many greetings
훌륭한 작가와 좋은 작품소개 감사드립니다.
유익한 영상입니다.
The pleasure is all mine! Thank you for watching 🙌
Well a breath of fresh air and long time coming! Let’s not disparage art history for it’s sins. Rather rejoice if we can however bitter sweet. What is to come could not have come before. The world wasn’t ready for it. It is now and for me as a man it will be wonderful to see women. That art reveals so much if not everything. It could be an opening in the fence that surrounds the feminine mysticism. Contemporary art is not hindered by social pretext that back in the day undermined even male artist. Art elucidates as no other discourse can. The glee of young boys walking through museums instantly understanding their female counterparts better. They may smile and laugh but too, see the import the connection to them that women seeks. That if she can achieve it she can change our thinking toward her. That would benefit everyone.
Hi Daniel, thank you for tuning. I believe you're absolutely right. Let's rejoice in the fulness of art today!
Where is Dana Schutz ? My favorite painter :)
Oh yes oh yes! I adore the work of Dana Schutz-thank you for sharing her name here
Yayoi Kusa is certainly a genius and similar to Vincent Van Gogh in painting her hallucinations. I mean it seems to me she is in touch with something or is it something is in touch with her? At any rate as was with Vincent such connections can drive one crazy. It must be terribly overwhelming to be involved with something such as that.
Yes indeed, it is hard to grasp and understand this fully of course. Yes, it has given us greatness in art-with Kusama and Van Gogh. Art is often the outlet or canvas (literally) for humanity's mysteries.
참 멋찌고 아름답운 예술 작퓸 입니다~~
It definetly is!
Cecily brown?
Yes, the biggest absentee, in my personal opinion, without a doubt. Thank you for tuning in!
Как много долгожителей среди них, искусство продлевает жизнь. К первым строкам вашей статьи можно добавить, Джорджию О'Кифф, Луиз Буржуа, Кармен Эрерра, и Йоко Оно (они кстати тоже долгожительници)
Живут самостоятельно от мужчин, никто им мозги не делает, вот и результат!
@@liliboulanger6615 я в общем-то не против того , что вы говорите, но они все были замужем причем за ( в основном ) творческими профессиями🤫
Art prolongs life indeed! What I like most is that an artist never retires. It's not a job, it's who they are-until they are no more... Thank you for tuning in!
Eu também Pinto quadros, mais jamais eu pintaria quadro de mudes pq eu acho que quem compra os nossos quadros merecem respeito
Isso pra mim não é arte e pouca vergonha
no Cecily Brown?
really?
She just fell short of our top 20-love her work!
Jenny Saville.
Absolutely! She's included in our top 20. Thank you for tuning in
I want an international lover that loves me more than the world. 😁🌳
Miriam Cahn embodies the things expressed in my earlier post here. I am taking note the younger generation of women artist don’t seek to inform as she. That the personal way is the most effective i.e., That our stories are all we have. That reality is us referencing us. That without memory to inform us we are not us. The conversation is with oneself for no one else can find our answer. Ms Cahn is my choice of all the others. She refuses male dominated esthetic/themes of motifs, styles, color applications. If women wants to show better, better then what? A testosterone driven folly. I commend Ms Cahn’s face here. This women! Her gut strong! Her mind firm! Her story before death. That we know her existence and the meaning it had for her and us if we are willing to accept it. Her will to power has nothing to do with feminism. That is not her battle. Her battle is with herself same with all great artist. Male or female. Love the honesty. One that most men are incapable of!
Hi Daniel, very interesting take on Cahn-one of the more intriguing artists from the selection. She's definitely and interesting figure, not shy of controversy, and as you mentioned, she has a tremendous vitality in her persona-filled with power. Thank you!
4:04, 4:14,
I’m more interested in the top elephant painters today..
Avery Singer
Mamma Anderson
Katherine Bernhardt
and so many more
Great list, all deserving of a spot in our article for sure! Thank you for tuning in
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dog.
The dog says hi!
Nope.
You're not allowed to say female , remember!
I hope you can paint another 40 years! Thank you for tuning in and for sharing your story. Have a great day!
@@contemporaryartissuetriggered?
Wonder if I could claim a disability so I could be supported doing my art as therapy ?