I hope you continue to look at art to help you understand and gain a more sophisticated eye. I am sorry but you have read Joan Mitchell's painting incorrectly. I find her work to be beautiful and harmonious. She lived in Paris and was very influenced by the impressionists. I suggest you read about her online and it might help you enjoy her work more. She was one of the very few women abstract expressionist artist. Good luck
Richard Lund just because you find it harmonious doesnt mean someone else cant find it disharmonious, and it definitely doesnt make their opinion wrong
I agree. It may look like a hot mess to someone who does not understand abstract art. I find that piece beautiful and harmonious too. I love abstract art, I get lost in it.
@@shannonstrong573 l find her reaction to Mitchell's big, beautiful painting (or 'waste of canvas') a bit extreme, especially when speculating about the state of the artist's mind. Nobody sounds snobbish - if anything l wish she had been more temperate in her own response, which in itself could be construed as being snobbish.
@@lindawilliams747 oh stop being pretenous, my autistic kid can do better than that scratch painting, maybe he can post some of his "art" in the museum.. smdh
In that first abstract painting, I immediately saw a woman dancing in a blue dress wearing a red hat. Isn't it funny how we all react differently to art. 😊
No, that aint funny. You can see Jesus in coffee, Grim in tea and constellations among the stars. But that is not art. That's imagination. I can take a piss on the snow and call that abstract painting? Please, accept it in the museum. I can close my eyes, spill the paint on paper and request an award. Or I can ask my kid to take his best guess as drawing - and send it up for university validation. Abstract can be recognized as a poor man's, beginner's level of painting, rudimentary, compensating for the lack of ability. But to put this shit in a museum? Yep, modern art. Hey, have you listened to PPAP? That's right up your alley. Understand the difference between skill and imagination. One can be a Picasso or Bob Ross... or even Mrs. Haying. They all at least try to present something. Abstract painting, on the other hand, is an attempt to challenge your imagination, instead of presenting art. And that's something for 2$ journal to buy at the store, along with coloring books and comics, rather than to be qualified as an "art".
Thanks you so much for doing another museum tour! These are my favourites. I would love to see you do museums all over the world. I find your thoughts and observations very insightful.
I also find that this art style is more expressive and expresses emotions and feelings. The messy looking ones may look gross and strange, but I agree she is expressing her struggles, damaged life and confusion. Thank you again for this video, one of my favourites.
Hailing, do you have a miniature dollhouse museum in your area? It would be so interesting to see you tour one. You have a great approach and study of all your museum tours. Very inspirational! Thank you!!
Your description of Jackson Pollack is so interesting. I have been fascinated with his art since the first time I saw his work in London when I was 16. As you said, I find beauty in his painting. I see so much pattern, so much skill, so much heart, so much self, it is the story of art and the story of life. But how did he do this with random paint? This to me is the real beauty as this is life - we try to make pattern and control, but it is all random. I would love to hear more of what you think of this. Anyway, I hope you have a beautiful day!
Oh! This is where Half a Dam is as well!!! I love this painting as well but I only know it from your videos lol. Do you think you can do a video about all your favourite artists and why you like them? This would be so interesting!
thanks from heart i like listen and watch pleasant voice witch makes me more inspirative and makes me to create ,also i expect new incoming exhibition at Fort John fortress , it will be ,i hope my health gonna be on my side that 2018th incoming year,when plained exhibition gonna be
Thank you for another museum trip! I do not like the big abstract painting either. I loved the painting in one of your other videos, the Russian bride?
Unless your an actual painter specifically looking at techniques and such there isn't almost anything your going to learn from looking at paintings like this. If your actively studying about the artists who painted those specific paintings from an art history perspective then u might get some knowledge out of it.
@PiscesEmpress1978 the entire world is becoming narcissistic. People online totally anti social and yet continually and obsessively seeking validation from people they don't know. It's not just this woman. It's the effect that cell phones are having on society. It's terribly sad.
New here. I find your voice so soothing, but your titles can be misleading. Here you start out whispering, but by the end you got so excited you were almost hyperventilating! Passion and whispering aren't quite compatible. Just my opinion. But many of the ones you have labelled as asmr are full of unexpected loud crashes, inconsistent noise levels, etc. It's almost as if you labelled them "asmr" in retrospect. Otherwise, very interesting.
This woman needs to seriously lay off the cell phone iPad and UA-cam. It's obviously consumed her life. It's rather sad that people feel the need to talk to an invisible audience. Get out and go socialize with real people lady.
I hope you continue to look at art to help you understand and gain a more sophisticated eye. I am sorry but you have read Joan Mitchell's painting incorrectly. I find her work to be beautiful and harmonious. She lived in Paris and was very influenced by the impressionists. I suggest you read about her online and it might help you enjoy her work more. She was one of the very few women abstract expressionist artist. Good luck
Richard Lund just because you find it harmonious doesnt mean someone else cant find it disharmonious, and it definitely doesnt make their opinion wrong
I agree. It may look like a hot mess to someone who does not understand abstract art. I find that piece beautiful and harmonious too. I love abstract art, I get lost in it.
I'm sorry but you are a snob, different people find different things in art. So get off your high horse.
@@shannonstrong573 l find her reaction to Mitchell's big, beautiful painting (or 'waste of canvas') a bit extreme, especially when speculating about the state of the artist's mind. Nobody sounds snobbish - if anything l wish she had been more temperate in her own response, which in itself could be construed as being snobbish.
@@lindawilliams747 oh stop being pretenous, my autistic kid can do better than that scratch painting, maybe he can post some of his "art" in the museum.. smdh
I feel the same about these abstract paintings.. look very “upsetting” I do prefer the more calming paintings of the seasons.. most of all Autumn 🍂
I enjoy being to "go" to these museums. Thank you for bringing us along
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In that first abstract painting, I immediately saw a woman dancing in a blue dress wearing a red hat. Isn't it funny how we all react differently to art. 😊
Margaux Rathbun BS NTP me too isn't that funny
No, that aint funny. You can see Jesus in coffee, Grim in tea and constellations among the stars.
But that is not art. That's imagination. I can take a piss on the snow and call that abstract painting? Please, accept it in the museum. I can close my eyes, spill the paint on paper and request an award. Or I can ask my kid to take his best guess as drawing - and send it up for university validation.
Abstract can be recognized as a poor man's, beginner's level of painting, rudimentary, compensating for the lack of ability.
But to put this shit in a museum? Yep, modern art. Hey, have you listened to PPAP? That's right up your alley.
Understand the difference between skill and imagination. One can be a Picasso or Bob Ross... or even Mrs. Haying. They all at least try to present something.
Abstract painting, on the other hand, is an attempt to challenge your imagination, instead of presenting art. And that's something for 2$ journal to buy at the store, along with coloring books and comics, rather than to be qualified as an "art".
@@Wrathinside woah, calm down. I mean, that's your opinion, but don't ruin this for others.
@@Wrathinside I can also see douche bags in comment sections. Fuck off.
That huge abstract expressionist floral with the black lines had great gestural energy, I'm surprised that you didn't see that with your love of art
Thanks you so much for doing another museum tour! These are my favourites. I would love to see you do museums all over the world. I find your thoughts and observations very insightful.
Abstract art is one of my favourite art styles, as it holds a deeper and hidden meaning, I find that really interesting!
me too
Thank you for posting this delightful and inspiring video. Art museums, botanic gardens and libraries are my favorite public places to visit.
Thank you for making such wonderful videos! You always relax me and calm my anxiety. I hope you have a wonderful holiday! ❤️❤️❤️
Love ❤️ the museum tours 😍
I also find that this art style is more expressive and expresses emotions and feelings. The messy looking ones may look gross and strange, but I agree she is expressing her struggles, damaged life and confusion. Thank you again for this video, one of my favourites.
I just love these museum tours! I am lucky to live in Sacramento, where we have many, but not many art museums, so I like watching yours.
the Joan Mitchell painting is great.
Hailing, do you have a miniature dollhouse museum in your area? It would be so interesting to see you tour one. You have a great approach and study of all your museum tours. Very inspirational! Thank you!!
Your description of Jackson Pollack is so interesting. I have been fascinated with his art since the first time I saw his work in London when I was 16. As you said, I find beauty in his painting. I see so much pattern, so much skill, so much heart, so much self, it is the story of art and the story of life. But how did he do this with random paint? This to me is the real beauty as this is life - we try to make pattern and control, but it is all random. I would love to hear more of what you think of this. Anyway, I hope you have a beautiful day!
Oh! This is where Half a Dam is as well!!! I love this painting as well but I only know it from your videos lol. Do you think you can do a video about all your favourite artists and why you like them? This would be so interesting!
Sure. I will
thanks from heart i like listen and watch pleasant voice witch makes me more inspirative and makes me to create ,also i expect new incoming exhibition at Fort John fortress , it will be ,i hope my health gonna be on my side that 2018th incoming year,when plained exhibition gonna be
Thank you for another museum trip! I do not like the big abstract painting either. I loved the painting in one of your other videos, the Russian bride?
Ok, that was such a masterpiece.This summer when I was in Russian Saint Petersburg, I was the painter's other works in Winter Palace. How lucky.
If you did more whisper asmr your channel would blow up in subscribers
Take care of you. Whisper at home.
did someone take a picture of u in the beginning of the video? love your videos. .#1 fan.. thank u for sharing
Nobody took picture of me.
Oh it looked like it with the flash..lolol... love how long your hair has grown
what type of art do you prefer?
You whistle when you pronounce ch, sh, tion 5:09 you go off
Unless your an actual painter specifically looking at techniques and such there isn't almost anything your going to learn from looking at paintings like this. If your actively studying about the artists who painted those specific paintings from an art history perspective then u might get some knowledge out of it.
quit being so prentious.. seriously...... art is subjective.
@PiscesEmpress1978 the entire world is becoming narcissistic. People online totally anti social and yet continually and obsessively seeking validation from people they don't know. It's not just this woman. It's the effect that cell phones are having on society. It's terribly sad.
New here. I find your voice so soothing, but your titles can be misleading. Here you start out whispering, but by the end you got so excited you were almost hyperventilating! Passion and whispering aren't quite compatible. Just my opinion. But many of the ones you have labelled as asmr are full of unexpected loud crashes, inconsistent noise levels, etc. It's almost as if you labelled them "asmr" in retrospect. Otherwise, very interesting.
This woman needs to seriously lay off the cell phone iPad and UA-cam. It's obviously consumed her life. It's rather sad that people feel the need to talk to an invisible audience. Get out and go socialize with real people lady.
yet you are here... go get laid.. by the looks of you, you wont get much.
@@piscesempress1978 lose 70 lbs and call me when u do.