This is one of my most favorite channels on RUclips. I get to see varieties of art works from the finest galleries around the world right in my living room. Love the context and the narrative. I’m glad I found your channel, Google algorithm actually works after all.
Thats true, Zakir. I'm from Ceará, Brasil, and think this channel and all the production involved is like a cultural treasure for those who enjoy Art and the contemporary Art scene.
Thank you for exposing me to the work of Claire Tabouret. I love the way she paints water, sometimes as a perfect flat tone and other times as a shimmering current of reflected light. I also appreciate the way that in some paintings facial features are very refined while in others they are rendered as if in a woodblock print style giving the composition an open, dreamy style. As an artist myself, I like the thought of providing the viewer just enough information to let them finish the composition from their own imagination. I am a facilitator... the viewer is the artist.
Thank you Mary, we'd never get to see this stuff, it's like a trip out. I keep imagining a wine tray appearing like it's an opening. I watch James Kalm stuff as well so this is up my street. Love Harold Ancart and the Bonnet pieces.
I'm certainly getting the benefit (beyond art making) of your travel. I'm getting a National Geographic vib on this visit. The French galleries seem so much more down to earth, more approachable, less sterile than NYC galleries. Thank you again for your work. Your production quality is stellar. And I agree with the previous post (Zakir H)
Thank you so much for sharing. Its always exciting to see what is going on in the art World in Contemporary art - and childhood memories is often a source of deep feeling for artists and therefore also very inspiring - they are a kind of narratives of a certain interpretation and experience of existence that at the same time is cultural and yet also unique.
Your videos are always amazing. Getting this crazy flickering on the white walls of a lot of the galleries. Maybe florescent lights, and Europe having 50hz ac current. Filming at 25p might fix it?
I'm an artist my self doing my old in art history your videos are giving me great insight of the current situation and we get to see what they actually look like which we don't often get to look at in other platforms
I’m so glad you like them! Honestly it’s impossible to pick just one. I would say my top favorites are Jessie Mockrin, Robert Nava, Mary Weatherford, Genieve Figgis …
Very interesting walk - but the first Gallery visit with the flat swimming pool reliefs seem a strange interpretation to me. For me they were more like relief painting - and I think they would have looked better on the walls even if they were understood as a kind of swimming pool dreaming imaginations. But absolutely interesting video walk around in some galleries but I like to see each art work in a still moment without any movement of the camera 😊
I like your camera work, it really engages the viewer with the art. I rendered out the flicker in after effects which worked ok with the exception of ruttkowski 68.
Green Hoodie painting is my favorite. It makes me uncomfortable to think of swimming in an above ground pool where all those children have been swimming, they look guilty.
Don't want to be a downer but when I see ungessoed paintings (Brosinski) with oil especially, I can't help but think about how they will disintegrate in a few short years. Always enjoy your videos.
yeah as Simon has said I think they are somehow gessoed or sized since when you paint oil over an unprimed canvas the linesed oil tends to soak around the color area of the paint getting darker.
I like the pool sculptures the best. Very cool. The other stuff was ok but for me doesn't bring anything new to the table. Didn't care for the background color choices in the Elsa Sahal show and it came off as a bit gimmicky. The Brosinski show seemed like lazy copies of work by Schnabel who pretty much cornered the market on this type of thing decades ago.
Bonsoir c'est bizarre j'ai assisté a beaucoup de masterclass mais à la fin la personne demande toujours une somme d'argent soit-disant pour nous envoyer des CD et des livrets où je ne sais quoi ? Pour moi il n'y a rien derrière tous ça sinon tous ceux qui ont appris votre méthode l'aurait déjà divulgué où est l'arnaque.
All this paintings look like the works of amateurish hobby painters, not professionals. Take a look at works from Guillermo Lorca or Theresa Oaxaca for example (among others), that´s a very different level of art.
Is the disorienting flicker your idea of a kind of special effect? I am a filmmaker and painter, the camera work is disturbing for me, maybe I am too sensitive. Certainly been told that about a million times but why go to Paris, galleries and show no care for viewers trying to see art you review? It makes me feel dizzy and nauseous.
Picasso said it all in his own lifetime and even Bacon... so to continue in this vein is contrived and senseless...hardly clever. The potential held in the reality of photography is far more powerful, and that is where its at...too many wannabes...seriously!
This is one of my most favorite channels on RUclips. I get to see varieties of art works from the finest galleries around the world right in my living room. Love the context and the narrative. I’m glad I found your channel, Google algorithm actually works after all.
I’m glad you’re enjoying them
Thats true, Zakir. I'm from Ceará, Brasil, and think this channel and all the production involved is like a cultural treasure for those who enjoy Art and the contemporary Art scene.
@@raphaeldesamachado6863 Great perspective, Raphael. Totally agree.
The Narrative?! No . the rest is perfection.
These images of children are haunting...they cause me to wonder what their lives became when they were no longer so young...Thank you Mary Lynn
Thanks for introducing me to vibrant excellent artists.
Fantastic the sculputures of sleeping people.
Thank you for exposing me to the work of Claire Tabouret. I love the way she paints water, sometimes as a perfect flat tone and other times as a shimmering current of reflected light. I also appreciate the way that in some paintings facial features are very refined while in others they are rendered as if in a woodblock print style giving the composition an open, dreamy style. As an artist myself, I like the thought of providing the viewer just enough information to let them finish the composition from their own imagination. I am a facilitator... the viewer is the artist.
I’m French living in US. Such a treat for me.Miss art works there. Being an artist myself, or not ! Thank you.
Thank you. You bring joy.
Thank you Mary, we'd never get to see this stuff, it's like a trip out. I keep imagining a wine tray appearing like it's an opening. I watch James Kalm stuff as well so this is up my street. Love Harold Ancart and the Bonnet pieces.
I'm certainly getting the benefit (beyond art making) of your travel. I'm getting a National Geographic vib on this visit. The French galleries seem so much more down to earth, more approachable, less sterile than NYC galleries. Thank you again for your work. Your production quality is stellar. And I agree with the previous post (Zakir H)
Thank you Mary enjoyed it so much,
Thank you so much for sharing. Its always exciting to see what is going on in the art World in Contemporary art - and childhood memories is often a source of deep feeling for artists and therefore also very inspiring - they are a kind of narratives of a certain interpretation and experience of existence that at the same time is cultural and yet also unique.
Thanks for showing. AWESOME !
Your videos are always amazing.
Getting this crazy flickering on the white walls of a lot of the galleries. Maybe florescent lights, and Europe having 50hz ac current. Filming at 25p might fix it?
always grateful to you for bringing these shows to us...for those of us who can't get there this is of immense value...thank you.
Eye candy. Artistic heroin. THANKYOUUUUUUUUU
Another fab video, I really liked the art of Jenny Brosinski....definitely an artist I will be checking out more about, really liked her work!!
Her work is fabulous!
I am an art student, your gallery tours are priceless for me :)
Thank you for the grate gallery’s tour! It’s fresh air!
Nice work! A guided tour would be good to hear from you as well and more personal than new age audio accompaniment.
I'm an artist my self doing my old in art history your videos are giving me great insight of the current situation and we get to see what they actually look like which we don't often get to look at in other platforms
Just discovered the channel this morning! Very well done! Thank you for sharing! Just lovely!!
Whenever it gets all to much for me, I watch this beautiful channel your videos heal, thank you ❤
Amazing show. I am amazed she finished it while pregnant.
Wonderfull
Excellent. As a side I like the way the gallery painted the bottom half of the wall blue - it sort of gave the swimming pool sculptures an anchor.
agree!
Thank you Mary for the great videos you are great Greetings from Germany
Love all your videos
Thanks so much 🙏🏼
one of my favorite channel on art
the swimming pools are so cute lol.
Love The Swiming Pool Sculptures. As Usual Great Tour MLB THANKs (:
Excellent work
Buena vista GRACIAS GRACIAS? MUCHO , BRAVO !!
Great video keep it up
Thanx Mis.Mary!
If you like Bonnet exaggerated figures... You should definitely see Dawit Abebe's paintings and Allan kioko's as well, brilliant artists!
I love your videos so much. You have seen so much art (jealous lol) I'm curious who is your all time favorite artist?
I’m so glad you like them! Honestly it’s impossible to pick just one. I would say my top favorites are Jessie Mockrin, Robert Nava, Mary Weatherford, Genieve Figgis …
Very interesting walk - but the first Gallery visit with the flat swimming pool reliefs seem a strange interpretation to me. For me they were more like relief painting - and I think they would have looked better on the walls even if they were understood as a kind of swimming pool dreaming imaginations. But absolutely interesting video walk around in some galleries but I like to see each art work in a still moment without any movement of the camera 😊
I like your camera work, it really engages the viewer with the art. I rendered out the flicker in after effects which worked ok with the exception of ruttkowski 68.
Saya senang dapat melihat galeri ini walau melalui youtube.
Green Hoodie painting is my favorite. It makes me uncomfortable to think of swimming in an above ground pool where all those children have been swimming, they look guilty.
Love the hoodie painting as well
Bagus sekali, saya juga seorang seniman.. Menggunakan barang bekas atau daurulang😊
Thank you ML Buchanan for your work!
Wow and I'm having a hard time getting my reallistic paintings in a gallery.
Do you think the Arp type sculptures would be better alone without the legs?
Gracias
the wonderful Jenny Brosinski
Don't want to be a downer but when I see ungessoed paintings (Brosinski) with oil especially, I can't help but think about how they will disintegrate in a few short years. Always enjoy your videos.
They may have used clear gesso.
yeah as Simon has said I think they are somehow gessoed or sized since when you paint oil over an unprimed canvas the linesed oil tends to soak around the color area of the paint getting darker.
You may be right about that. I do like the look of it.
Not enough has been said about how Covid affected children around the world. Claire Tabouret’s work does just that.
What's the piano song @16:22?
A woman of Mary's truly matchless intlect should consider a career in the Fast Food Industry where she might someday discover her full potential .
Jenny Brosinski is especially strong here.
MLB! AlohaMorning! Do u know any Bitchen framers near Park Slope?
Gallery looks very empty and you can place a lot more work in there. There are many talented artists who have to wait to have their work shown.
I think you should be a painting broker! look forward to cooperating with you.
wish we knew the materials of most objects or painting.
If you click the links in the description box you can get all of the info about materials used for the works
Great videos always but the constant flickering is almost nauseating.
Read the description box please 🙏🏼
really good hugh savage self taught artist paintings in kildare gallery carlton house dublin ireland
I like the pool sculptures the best. Very cool. The other stuff was ok but for me doesn't bring anything new to the table. Didn't care for the background color choices in the Elsa Sahal show and it came off as a bit gimmicky. The Brosinski show seemed like lazy copies of work by Schnabel who pretty much cornered the market on this type of thing decades ago.
Oi pessoal
Bonsoir c'est bizarre j'ai assisté a beaucoup de masterclass mais à la fin la personne demande toujours une somme d'argent soit-disant pour nous envoyer des CD et des livrets où je ne sais quoi ? Pour moi il n'y a rien derrière tous ça sinon tous ceux qui ont appris votre méthode l'aurait déjà divulgué où est l'arnaque.
All this paintings look like the works of amateurish hobby painters, not professionals. Take a look at works from Guillermo Lorca or Theresa Oaxaca for example (among others), that´s a very different level of art.
Hello Mary Lynn, Are you a representative, promoter or art dealer?
Nope, none of the above - An enthusiast and collector
En la última galería, la única obra de arte eras tú, Mary Lynn. ¿Comprarías tú esas cosas? Yo no.
I am trying to breathe, despite the lack of oxygen in North Cuckalucka
The works of the subjects sitting on literal cubes is so obviously derivative of Picasso's Rose period that it's embarrassing.
Is the disorienting flicker your idea of a kind of special effect? I am a filmmaker and painter, the camera work is disturbing for me, maybe I am too sensitive. Certainly been told that about a million times but why go to Paris, galleries and show no care for viewers trying to see art you review? It makes me feel dizzy and nauseous.
its a problem with the camera and the florescent light, try to calm yourself
Picasso said it all in his own lifetime and even Bacon...
so to continue in this vein is contrived and senseless...hardly clever.
The potential held in the reality of photography is far more powerful,
and that is where its at...too many wannabes...seriously!
This channel ismy go to stress relief