Can’t stop gushing over this series!! I really love how it gives me the satisfaction of paying an intimate virtual visit AND gets me excited about visiting the museum in person. ...the videos feel like a visit to me because of the sense of travel experienced from moment to moment through time/space/encounters with people and art, and across more than one show too -all unfolds at a leisurely pace like strolling from room to room at the museum... and with careful attention to things like the chalk board museum map and how it quietly introduces you to the next artist’s exhibit we encounter. That said, I enjoy making the subtle connections while watching like wondering how the speaker issue was resolved given the unobstructed view of the later film screening. It’s great magic when you can start to finish a thought or visual given a few nodes to hinge your imagination onto :)
Its very interesting and fun to hear how the artist understands the physical, kinetic event of a brushstroke - I think this is the key to be able to make and to experience the energy of an event as abstract
Alvaro Barrington is what I imagine JB would look like from Hanya Yanagihara's 'A Little Life.' Strangely enough, JB had an exhibition at MoMA himself.
Can’t stop gushing over this series!! I really love how it gives me the satisfaction of paying an intimate virtual visit AND gets me excited about visiting the museum in person. ...the videos feel like a visit to me because of the sense of travel experienced from moment to moment through time/space/encounters with people and art, and across more than one show too -all unfolds at a leisurely pace like strolling from room to room at the museum... and with careful attention to things like the chalk board museum map and how it quietly introduces you to the next artist’s exhibit we encounter. That said, I enjoy making the subtle connections while watching like wondering how the speaker issue was resolved given the unobstructed view of the later film screening. It’s great magic when you can start to finish a thought or visual given a few nodes to hinge your imagination onto :)
The series is pure gold, thank you so much for sharing, and your hard work
This documentary rebuilt my passion for working at a museum! Hope the good work continues!
This documentary series its do interesting, congratulations to everybody involved
Its very interesting and fun to hear how the artist understands the physical, kinetic event of a brushstroke - I think this is the key to be able to make and to experience the energy of an event as abstract
Wow, Carolee was a treasure herself. I never knew about the Pinwheel painting. What an epic exhibition
In the beginning of the video we see some Andy Warhol and Basquat resemblance lol.
MoMA 💝💕
Ohh coolllll desire me too to exhibit my art work there
That's so cool
the video direction is so elegant. Who made it?
Alvaro Barrington is what I imagine JB would look like from Hanya Yanagihara's 'A Little Life.' Strangely enough, JB had an exhibition at MoMA himself.
rip Carolee's cat
ah carolee is perfect
It really is.
Whats the Carolee font??
hi! how can i contact with Dave Kehr?
Art??