3/4 Abstract Artists In Their Own Words

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2014
  • First broadcast: Sep 2014.
    Documentary which unlocks the BBC archives to tell the story of abstract art in Britain through the words of some of its leading lights.
    From Barbara Hepworth's abstract geometric forms and Bridget Riley's op art imagery to Anthony Caro's bold new ideas about sculpture, the film reveals the remarkable and varied ways in which British artists explored the idea of abstraction in the 20th century.

Комментарии • 36

  • @mlynn9361
    @mlynn9361 4 года назад +11

    "i dont mind being disturbed" lol, love it

    • @JohnDoe-no5sh
      @JohnDoe-no5sh 3 года назад +2

      Lol, that was such a great answer.

  • @mmbmbmbmb
    @mmbmbmbmb 10 лет назад +1

    still enthralled ...

  • @steveogle3679
    @steveogle3679 Год назад

    It's a crazy line to walk between failure/walking away and having the self belief to know that you can turn any failure into success. Compromise is inevitable. Control is death. Magic is necessity.

  • @willalwaystelehandler8450
    @willalwaystelehandler8450 2 года назад +2

    Great guy great artist 🖌️ John

  • @artofvchannel9430
    @artofvchannel9430 3 года назад +1

    i love it , great aproch

  • @danmurphy4817
    @danmurphy4817 6 лет назад +2

    3:17 looks like Bill Evans the jazz pianist

  • @joseliabell2012
    @joseliabell2012 2 года назад

    So true....

  • @lisengel2498
    @lisengel2498 7 лет назад +3

    I love that process of being present in an open space og giving and receiving - it is a way of entering an open, limitless space og Cosmic dialoques - and something happens

    • @steveogle3679
      @steveogle3679 Год назад

      Our prayer/conversation with source ♥️

  • @boandersson9134
    @boandersson9134 4 месяца назад

    That painting was finnished....

  • @RedPillSurvival
    @RedPillSurvival 2 года назад

    Ryan Seacrest's long lost English brother at 0:33

  • @pattersonparkin5262
    @pattersonparkin5262 3 года назад +2

    I like hoyland no bullshit, says it as it is.........

  • @hojoinhisarcher
    @hojoinhisarcher 3 года назад +1

    paint therapy

  • @bille77
    @bille77 Год назад

    Are those oils or acrylics?

  • @ingvaldnordland5541
    @ingvaldnordland5541 2 года назад

    Foto. No

  • @elation0x
    @elation0x 5 месяцев назад

    The best English painters are as good as the best English chef.

  • @kayem3824
    @kayem3824 4 года назад +1

    It's not about abstract or not. If you're confused it won't work.

  • @jhb61249
    @jhb61249 3 года назад

    John had absolutely great qualities. I think, however, that he lost it towards the end and that destroyed his reputation.

    • @wstr9963
      @wstr9963 2 года назад

      John Hoyland's last paintings are brilliant. His final series of paintings was the best work he'd ever done. Some of the best paintings I've ever seen. Check out Hoyland 'The last Paintings'.

  • @ericswain4177
    @ericswain4177 Год назад

    Yes, In Their Own Words because otherwise for the most part people would not understand what horrendous art most of their Art is. The Emperor Has No Close or at least is wearing something Ridiculous! Stand-up Patrons and Collectors of ART its bin way too long That the ART establishment tells ART Patrons and Collectors of ART what is great ART and pins their Values on them and The few Chosen to be Revered. We desperately need more commentary from both The likes and the dislikes of ART.

  • @suzimajor9532
    @suzimajor9532 6 месяцев назад

    Hodgkin’s work would best be described as abstract expressionism. I think that it’s ridiculous to look at his paintings and call them “figurative” art.

  • @josephcambron7060
    @josephcambron7060 2 года назад

    Has no idea what he is doing.

  • @ccmyart
    @ccmyart 5 лет назад +2

    If you have to explain it, it ain't very good.

    • @Miarth3000
      @Miarth3000 4 года назад

      op a smartass

    • @irynash.685
      @irynash.685 4 года назад

      right

    • @ICommentedI
      @ICommentedI 4 года назад +2

      actual simp lol

    • @wstr9963
      @wstr9963 2 года назад +3

      He doesn't have to explain it. His works are brilliant. He's explaining it because they're making a documentary.

    • @steveogle3679
      @steveogle3679 Год назад

      Good point. No one wants an instruction manual to tell them how to think or feel. Words are just sympathy for the work sometimes. Unfortunately words are the only thing we have to help describe the process of creation. For me that process as important as the end result.

  • @outofoblivionproductions4015
    @outofoblivionproductions4015 Год назад

    Bit boring. I get it- visual effects and stuff, but still, boring.

  • @sebastianmelmoth685
    @sebastianmelmoth685 4 года назад +2

    Excruciatingly boring.