From Stonehenge to Roden Crater: A Land Art Odyssey with Perspective
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Waldemar Januszczak's final film takes a road trip across North and South America to look at sculpture in the landscape. Waldemar visits the stunning sculptures of the Spiral Jetty and the Sun Tunnels in the USA, and the Inca settlement on Machu Picchu in Peru. He also looks at the wonder of Stonehenge and ends up in the amazing Roden Crater: a 30-year sculptural project in a volcano in Arizona.
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I could watch his documentaries for ever. They are not only imforative, they are entertaining and humorious .
My thoughts exactly. I have binged on all his art programmes over the last few weeks.
Spot on!
Yes, one of the upsides of Covid isolation is discovering Waldemar!
I agree 👍😊
yes graham
he was just so happy to find that spiral masterpiece there
At the moment I can't travel, but this Perspective documentaries are my Windows to the world! Over the series, I heard Waldemar saying that "many artists
felt like they've been chosen by the gods to do the gods will on earth," and I just gotta say Mr Januszczak that you were the one chosen by the universe to tell the whole damn history of Art...
-Kudos to you all who are part of the Perspective Crew! Gracias...
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The best explanation of Stonehenge ever.
I am dumbstruck by the awesomeness of the land art
of our beautiful planet by artists
Ik voel mij net als Charlie Chaplins die in een film speelt van een fabriek die tegen de klok werkt en aan de lopendebandwerk moet verrichten die steeds sneller gaat alle moertjes en schroefjes moet aandraaien zodat het niet uit elkaar zou vallen op een gegeven moment hangt hij aan de wijzers om het tegen te houden een echte nachtmerrie dus ,de waan van de dag en toch je niet kunnen verroeren om het te ontlopen want je weet niet wat je overhoopgegooid wordt voor anderen 😮 zal kijken of ik die weer terug kan vinden die Charlie
When Earth meets the Sky! Breathtaking & Breath-giving!
Waldemar, your passion for art and great command of the English language are not only educational but inspiring.
"Awesome, it's really awesome!"
some people's visionary achievement astounds and humbles me.
Amazing isn't it? My only hope is that humanity doesn't destroy it, i.e, the free thinkers.
@@Mukundanghri waarom zou zij het doen ?
FAM kaneel ? Waar ik een poosje voor gewerkt heb ,zij hadden twee zonen een ervan zag ik sporadisch de andere heb ik nooit gezien zij hadden een winkel met huishoudelijke artikelen maar ik werkte in de huishouding was mijn eerste baantje voor 30 gulden in de week 😂 heb er niet zolang daar gewerkt kon ergens anders meer verdienen 50,00 gulden in de week
His research and original viewpoint makes art fun.
This is so fucking well done it hurts my feelings.
A master!! Even when he is wrong, he is so absolutely right!
I think I have finished watching Waldemar's videos and I am absolutely in love with his narration style. I never thought I was interested in art history till now.
" Its 4:20 am and I'm standing here with 20,00 hippies..." 5 second on the documentary and I'm already loving it.
LMAO! I love this guy.
Wholesome!
This is so brilliant I may have to watch it again. And again.
Another great episode! Thank you Waldemar. Quite unexpected, but I'm glad I clicked. And as an Australian, so delighted to hear the cosmic sound of the song "Sun Arise" with the didgeridoo and the clicking sticks.
Man has always had a cosmic consciousness of his situation.
The geometry of stonehenge is the measure of the planet in scale
I love Waldemar--his humor, his insight, his playfulness.
I have to agree with Abiel Cotto...no travel for now, he helps me escape my flat. His responses to all the many explorations are magnificent. I watch and listen repeatedly as he offers the most cross-roads to all these different elements of life!
This man has the sturdiest legs! He can go anywhere on those bad boys.
I’ve been an American for 31 years. I’ve never heard of the sun tunnels, or the crater. That’s crazy.
Absolutely wonderful!
Way to GO- this volcano is beyond BRILLIANT.
More Roden Crater please. Turrell is a genius.
Ja een perfecte dag was het toen geweldige video om met ons te delen Waldemar en team ❤👈☺️
This doco was riviting and mesmerising - brilliant Waldemar.... infact I love all of this series
The perfect alchemical mating of Art and Mystery. Waldemar teaches us humility and awe in front of that which we cannot explain, but only feel. Brilliant!
Brilliant
For me, the spiral jetty imitates sacred geometry.
Great documentary
He is an inspiring wonder to listen to wherever he goes . . .
I really enjoy Waldemar Januszczak's documentaries :D
He is incredible. A real pleasure for all of us sitting safely at home
Let’s hear it for 4000 year old pyramids! Hand carved, two tons each and man moved
Een goed advies Lo-is Re-snick 👈😲
Love this episode, thank you so much it is breathtaking.
You and your crew are amazing Waldemar, just so great. One of the things I noticed is that when you give the first part of a sentence, I can't wait for the second part. The music over your voice? Ehhhh. Your self deprication? 😍
Awesome ! where have these art doc. been hiding ? only have just found them ,Waldemar you make them what they are Awesome !
Back in 1978, I walked up Macchu Picchu and Wayna Picchu with a broken leg and touched the clouds at the peak.The Inca Gods were helping all the way.
excellent
All that land art is just incredible and awe-inspiring. The guy who shaped the volcano was absolutely right: we are a part of nature and the cosmos - we just pretend we're not. Land art seems to highlight our connection to the universe around us. Unlike statues of a person, this is about something much bigger than an individual.
Somehow, it also seems to make a good point: we're capable of working with the landscape and nature to create wonderful things (even if we use nature and alter it). A lot of our cities just trample nature underneath and exploit, but In the end, humans are actually capable of using nature for our purposes without destroying it...if we want to.
So awe inspiring. Taken me out of my parochial environment and lifted me up high as the clouds and deep as the volcano.
Many thanks for you this!!
Just imagine what would it be like to be there, when the sculptures were being made. ❤️
Thank you for this
Exquisite material and storytelling!
Always the best, we are so lucky!! Driving on the right side of the road, OMG ! How do you adjust so quickly....
This guy is is the best host ever. For land art in space check out Antony Gormleys sculptures on Lake Ballard Western Australia... Awesome.
that volcano is fantastic.
41:00 He bought is own volcano, that is so cool.
Dan zal hij die andere volcano niet nodig hebben toch ! 😅
loved it. Inspiring, informative, invigorating etc etc
Amazing, Waldy-Thanks, again! Definitely on my Bucket List someday.❇️
at 36:04 after Waldemar says it's an abstract representation of the mountain in the back and the guy sitting there watching him say this turns back to look over his shoulder to see if the mountain behind him actually looks like the rock sitting in front of him.
Whoa, half way through listening to/watching this, I had fallen down a google maps rabbit hole. I eventually stumbled upon a glitchy keyhole shape in one location, then a couple minutes later they mentioned the keyhole thing here. Wiiiild. Land art is rad.
It would be a dream job to be the cameraman of waldermar😁
Amazing documentary! Thank you!
You do have to truly admire the superhuman strength and intelligence of the Incas constructing those amazing stone walls slap bang in the middle of nowhere
the last piece is truly epic. is out of sight, far out. I wish i could walk that tunnel ...
Fantastic ! :)
Another great video.
As the 'keyhole' circle becomes an ellipse, do others see labia? It adds to the symbolism as the visitor emerges through into the world.
Fabulous
Sacsayhuaman was not built by the Incas. The wall with the huge stones in Peru are a lot older. Machu Picchu was built by the Incas. The Incas ruled from 1438 to 1533 when the Spaniards came.
nice surprise in the end
Terrific presentation, as always, by Waldemar. The Byrds are one of the best 60s groups with which to travel through that part of the American landscape (heck, I even have a three-disc CD of the Byrds in my car, which I can also use for driving through Chicago). And yes, all the other musics fits perfectly, too. Thanks for posting this.
Pat, in Chicago
I was trying to identify that song as he was driving towards that spiral, I have heard it recently but could not tell its title because he speaks whenever they sing.
Love this programming
nice vid
LOL the way he is so casually honest 0:40
17:55 The lines could be seen by not just planes but by birds. And birds had a very important role in Peruvian culture.
Maybe the symbols were trying to communicate with or entertain birds.
@sales assian wow! I've never heard a theory going in that direction before.. it's usually something "otherworldly" never in relation to the world around.
@@St.Linguini_of_Pesto ,nee nee PASTA ,ook deze ben ik niet vergeten probeerde het wel ,was mijn eerste liefde maar tevens ook mijn steen des aanstoots wat een desillusie ja een charmeur maar ondertussen hield hij ook een ander op na die na een tijdje zwanger van hem werd oh ja een echte KALF WAS IK niks geen prinsverhaal maar een prins van het galgenmaal 🙃 zette mijn leven in een heel andere perspectief hij was afkomstig van Sardinië,weet nog van zijn toenmalige vriend dat hij ook verliefd was op mij en dat die andere niets waard was ,maar op dat moment was de desillusie groter dan iemand anders in ogenschouw te nemen ja en thuis was ook het een en ander aan de hand ,ja blijkbaar zat ik toen in een sneltreinvaart van mijn leven zo snel mogelijk alles voorbij zien te komen , ja de grote eerste liefde Rinaldo als ik mij herinner achternaam begon volgens mij met een G ,hij had als ik mij niet vergis inderdaad een pizzeria heb een keer geprobeerd contact te maken maar durfde het ook niet omdat je nooit weet wat je overhoop haalde ja wilde weten of hij zijn keus toen goed had gemaakt ,want hij was er mee getrouwd ,afijn een bittere pil was het toen wel voor die domme gans had echt geen benul en als erop aankomt blijkbaar nog niet ,maak blijkbaar vaker deze miskleunen echt geen kennis van WAT IS LIEFDE EN JA NU WEER STA JE OOK DEZE KEER OP EEN HELING MAAR TEVENS BESEF IK OOK ,ACH MISSCHIEN PAAR JAARTJES MISSCHIEN NIET EENS MEER DAN ZIT HET EROP EN DAN KOM IK ERGENS DIE MIJ GAAT VERTELLEN WAAR DE SCHOEN 🥾 HEEFT GEWRONGEN verteld De Schepper mij deze keer blijf jij hier nu zal ik je niet meer uit mijn ogen laten .misschien vandaar het gevoel als wachter op een bankje 😅 verroer je niet 🤔
Geweldig mooi met deze passende muziek en iemand die geweldig erover kan vertellen is ( nee zeg ik niet ,maak zelf ook foto’s van de Jetty en zon tunnel vanaf mijn scherm 😵💫 ( vreemde object in de reclame schieten je regelrecht ergens naartoe( nee zeg ik ook niet 😅
He says nature has been toying with us, perhaps it is the other way around, and we got more than the spiral jetty by now, very entertaining indeed.
Wij zeiden ook weleens tegen iemand die mager is spierrompeldepom , Spir-Al kan ook betekenen SPAAR- AL Jet-ty , ook kun je het zo zien als Spaar- nu-TY ( leven besparen kun je ook denken )
Hearing Definitely Dodgy Rolf Harris was an ooops moment.
The Universe is Great
The Earth is great
Man is Great
They've upped the conditions on the Machu Picchu train! When I was there about 20 years ago the 'hostesses' had red jackets, but none of the rest was there, the loos did' work, and the only sustenance you could buy was a can of Inca Cola! Gee I'm getting old! Loved it then tho, glad I was there to meet the black llama at dawn, before the first train arrived!
Awesome! It’s really awesome....haha!
I sold an eraser to Turrell. That's my claim to fame. But really, dude is super nice
Ja dat is hij ,daarom wil ik ook niet dat hij gekwetst wordt of zijn fam ,hij sprak eens over een dochter dus waarschijnlijk getrouwd en dan kom ik met mijn gejank aanzetten nee doe het niet meer gewoon hoe hij afgeschilderd werd bij tijd en wijle deed bij mij de deur dicht terwijl hij zoveel documentaires heeft gemaakt wat echt de moeite waard was alleen dat Engels was een punt maar dat was mijn tekortkoming nee de laatsten kon je zien dat hij qua gezicht vermoeider werd ( zorgelijker ) deed mij wat ,maar nog steeds dat jongetje zien die hij blijkbaar eens was ( leergierig zijn wereld verkennen ) nee nu stop ik ) ga het niet herhalen hij weet het en dat is genoeg blijft een zwak punt 😢
Golbe Tepe and MU!!
Links with Nasca lines
MBraithwaite Yorkshire Viking
Lol, he was driving out there and j thought "that looks like my part of the country" and..turns out spiral jetty is only a couple of hours away from me.
Same! Makes me wonder when he was here, tho.
And I thought it was out in Far West Texas......the spitting image of south of I-10, the Big Bend region.
cold
thats what i though
I was flabbergasted when I listened to Waldo's take on Stonehenge. Forever, to me, Stonehenge was about procreation. The ancients gathered the bones of Mother Earth (the stones) and assembled the womb of the Earth waiting for the Sun to consummate creation. The world was renewed when the vitality of the Sun was injected into the womb of the mother. Stonehenge was not only a timekeeper, but it was also there to ensure survival for another year. Anyway, just sayin'
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I promote Waldamar to. "International Treasure" -- Sacramento SALUTES you.
Spiral jetty is cool
I've always heard that the Spiral Jetty in the Great Salt Lake was supposed to represent the Native American idea that the lake was connected to the ocean by an underground tunnel to the ocean and that's why it was salty.
Having been to the GSL, I don't know how he filmed the Spiral Jetty sequence without swatting one sand fly. We couldn't even get out of our car the day we went to Antelope Island.
The Inca themselves said they didn't build those walls. They were there when they arrived.
Our Creator gave us a Planetarium to allow our eyes to see the Cosmos as well as our universe!
MBraithwaite Yorkshire Viking
37:49 its actually 11 sides
20,000 Hippies! This guy is so funny!
James Turrell’s celestial observatory is not his first brush with space. He played a small role in the making of Stanley Kubrick’s _2001: A Space Odyssey._
From PRI’s “American Icons: ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ - Part TWO” [originally aired 30 May 2019]:
But back in the 1960s he [James Turrell] was a young pilot who often hung out at the Santa Monica Airport. [Stanley] Kubrick had rented a hangar there to do some of the visual effects for 2001 and Turrell was hired on to help.
*TURRELL:* “I was pretty much starstruck, I have to tell you.”
*KURT ANDERSEN:* “So tell me exactly…what was the work you did on the film.”
*TURRELL:* “I pretty much was just a grunt, going to get stuff, doing whatever the odd thing I could do. So I couldn't believe he actually remembered my name when I was such a small part of what he was doing.That was the thing that impressed me the most.”
3:30. Hey Waldemar, you forgot you're not in Britain anymore. Get back on the right side of the road before we accidentally squish you. ❤️
3:52. Good job. 😂👍
Those walls are pre-Inca.
Can't everything with these documentaries at face value. Whomever writes them does once in a while present something as if it's an incontrovertible fact when that's not the case or, at the very least, the respective scientific community is still undecided about it.
This was before 2012, apparently. (41:23)
It's still not open though!
Um, the lower, larger and tightly fitted stones were done by an earlier people. On top of these, the Inca (they only lasted 100 years) built the upper, less precise and less elegant structures on top. The point of Machu Picchu was its remoteness. There were natural springs that provided the water, and people could hide there, basically forever. This is the explanation given by archeologists. Throughout the Andes are similar structures, enormous rock walls made with incredible precision topped by a second, less elegant, layer. Inca were sophisticated agriculture technologists. Terraces created unique environments, with unique micro-climates on different levels suitable for different crops.
Seems to me that Waldemar was as little impressed with Machu Picchu as I was at the turn of the year 2004/05 and I even had much more sunshine then. It was exactly New Years Eve and I was height sick. But there really is much more to be seen in all the other places in this video! Well done again, Waldemar
John Romer,.Ancient lives..& Burkes,Civilisation and Connections..in the sea of docs on YT ..ROMER & BURKE docs..Like these are,excellent😊🇬🇧
What if Stonehenge is just an ancient rest stop of sorts. Like a Starbucks, McDonalds, toilets and maybe a hotel ...
HE HE EEN LACH 😃 👉Jetty spiraal
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Does anyone know what the song is at 8:20, when he's on the spiral jetty? I think it's a harp? Not sure. Shazam doesn't know, and it isn't credited anywhere. I MUST FIND THIS SONG. It's so damn beautiful, and I want to know who performs it.
Ja daar was ik ook erg van onder de indruk deze muziek erbij sloeg echt alles daar wilde ik ook naar informeren vanwaar deze muziek afkomstig was het was echt muziek voor mijn oren was perfecte combinatie met het geheel echt schitterend daar was Waldemar ook in zijn element hij lachte ( wat hij te weinig doet hij fronst meer dan hij lacht ( krijgt hij kuiltjes in zijn wangen 😅)
Nice episode! "H u u u u u u g e" ! :D
Does anyone know the name of the song or group at 25:30? I'd be grateful to know.
Ah, I found it. Sun Arise by Rolf Harris.