Lost & Found: artists take objects and turn them into art | Exhibitionists S04E19 full episode

From a performer lovingly dubbed “Trash Can Picasso” to an artist adapting her practice after going blind, these creators take lost objects - or their experience of loss - and use them to create art.
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In this week's episode:
1:08 - Off the Grid: Andreas Drenters
4:45 - Trash Can Picasso
7:58 - This week's Exhibitionist in Residence: Alex Gibson
8:50 - Art 101: Why is this art?
12:57 - Vivian Chong's comedy
17:31 - Gerald Beaulieu's tire art
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[@SherryMckay]

Awesome!! All absolutely brilliant! ❤️ The second story one was the one I directed, along with an amazing and talented team. The artist Troy Fontaine (my uncle) is a terrific artist.
Thank you cbc 👍🏼!

[@fryoung1]

'Professor' had a great description of origins of Modern Art.

[@PixieBratski]

Lovely first story. This inventor sounds like he came out of a book or film. Love his life philosophy.

[@korag7431]

That last guy though. He had a powerful opinion.

[@EnusWenis]

dat Troy guy is lit yo!

[@FluteLoops59]

I think beach comers and found object artists are related..:)

[@SpeedOfThought1111]

sure, "Voice Of Fire" is art, but it sure as hell ain't worth $1.8 million...that's the fucked up part that people don't agree with in the art world....who's coming up with these ridiculously high arbitrary values?