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for me this is very valuable information. as i receive similar codes, but already with relative translation. and create pictures of the language of light

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Today Commemorates Geoffrey's 100th Birthday <3

I had a passion of drawing as a kid but never thought of studying artworks and to have an analysis about those works. But now I'm preparing BFA entrance exam and trying to analysing artworks or paintings and somehow I've come across this video which just gave me insights about analyse artworks. Thnks.

Recently I've been starting to learn to observe more, both IRL and artwork In the past, I've always struggled with looking at all kinds of but recently this year or long before I think I realised the issue is that I actually never stopped and truly observed what I'm looking at. And low n behold, I was right, and I know find myself smiling when I actually observe the things I love and I learnt to appreciate the artwork

An excellent video to understand the emotions behind the artwork.

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some of resources say Guru Nanak went to Texas and Mexico to free the black slaves taken by Spanish as he was against slavery

Wonderful

Now onwards , looking at painting will be all different!

Terrible audio! Cannot comprehend the speaker!

Please tell the differences between China and Korea. Many people confuse China is same to Korea, but totally different. Nothern China was ancient Korea.

como? la estatua de la libertad frente a la imagen de mao, eso si me impacto

Just amazing.

Dr. Mesa-Bains, your words are inspiring and ever so important for today's young people. Thank you for your work!!

Thank you for this wonderful presentation showcasing both a fantastic artist and a brilliant scholar. Seeing the sublime art of Beth Ames Schwartz explored by Susan Aberth is an inspirational experience!

Sometimes shedding a tear when creating something can summon joy from the depths. The sculptures seem to have a deep vibe that resonates, they look beautiful

I really wish they wouldn't have used Native Americans to further their art and beliefs. You find it interesting, I find it to be another clear example of stolen honor, appropriation, and the "Noble Savage" trope. It's been nothing but harmful to indigenous peoples.

This looks and sounds captivating, tells a story of creativity and inspiration

Came here after the lesson of looking ted talk. While i'm still skeptical of the claims, the video motivated me to look at art works. This is so helpful

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Pls am am really waiting for your response, it means a lot to me

Hello , I've been wondering about exactly what you explained on that painting for years and can't get anyone to notice that or said something about it. So am so much glad you did. So now HOW CAN I PAINT LIKE THAT?

That was such an amazing lecture! Can't wait to get a copy of Barbie Takes the Catwalk

A beautiful museum indeed

And apparently u forgot to say that he was a pionneer of pointillisme a tendency that rose his pic with Seurat the small strokes of color are used because of the idea ( of a sort of pixellization ) to catch study the light

My mother owned MOS from the late 70s til the 90s when she read about it being the lost painting of Agnes Pelton in the local newspaper. She contacted the local museum and now you all can enjoy it. Stories say she was a little old lady that didn't know what she had. She had it displayed above her bed from my teen years til adulthood. Out whole family loved that painting and I was sad to see it leave our home. I haven't seen it since

U think and judge with the eyes of an expert a common person , watch and goes , unless is really interested by the subject , or is a professional or art amateur like me ! I watch your video because of that painting of the french painter his technique cought my eye

Thank you very much for that interesting account. JVR is also my favourite and is the supreme master of landscape in the Golden Age. The people of Phoenix are very lucky to have this gift.

Great content. Novo is one of the most talented contemporary Cuban artists.

I am the woman she mentions! I’m white but her work moves me deeply!! Grateful for this woman and her brilliant approach to Art! I’ve never loved an exhibit more.

😃 Woao, she and her work are amazing! 😃

so cool

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I loved when the camera approached to the shade of painting

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You’ll never hear a real Hispanic say LatinX

Need more vids of taking down the exhibit (popping)

I always look for a hair of a brush in old paintings

I'm curious to see you "raisng hell." But then I'm 82 years old.

Along with the work, very impressive!

Beautiful I've just found Artist Georgiana Houghton

This is on my 'saved'list. Definitly somethin to explore further.

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Love to see representation of afro-latino centered religion! Thank you for this illuminating discussion.

JP Sears isn’t making fun of spiritual people. He’s satirizing the pseudo spiritual that is so trendy, these days. I’m always fascinated by people who don’t understand humor.

He disfrutado mucho la charla y sobre todo, revivido momentos únicos que compartimos con Elso y el honor de haberlo conocido. Gracias.