In the Studio: Eunice Parsons
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2015
- "In the Studio: Eunice Parsons" brings us into the attic studio of collage artist Eunice Parsons, who at 90 (when the video was made) is making the strongest work of her long career. This video documents her unusual process of making a collage, at once both extremely spontaneous in its generation and equally methodical in its resolution. We get to see creation and destruction as she makes collages from scratch. Parsons also discusses her long journey to collage through painting and printmaking, and her love of both old and modern masters. The video ends with the reception of a solo exhibit of her work at the Helzer Gallery of Portland Community College in which many of the works documented in the video can be seen in their final form. Parsons' piercing visual intelligence as well as her lively and mischievous spirit are in abundant supply.
-Mark Andres
Video produced at Portland Community College by the Rock Creek Art Department and Video Production Unit.
Producers: Mark Andres, Michael Annus and Prudence Roberts
Director: Michael Annus
Camera: Erik Fauske and Sara Robbin
Editor: Sara Robbin
Music by Plants
This amazing artist is now 105 years old and her work continues to be intriguingly beautiful. Thank you for making this video of her work and thank you Eunice Parsons!
Just discovered in 2024 and I am inspired by Eunice. Delighted to think she is still creating in her studio today. Much gratitude for this peek into her creative mind.
I have NEVER - EVER before heard anyone speak so clearly about what makes composition work - somehow in the way she explains it gave me a missing piece and much clarity. I'm totally captivated by this woman and her spirit.
What a woman. It's wonderful to see her busy with collage in her 90's.
What a marvellous woman. So supple, even at 90, to be able to kneel on the floor and work. I hope I'm still creating at that age.
She's so refreshing and inspiring and gives me hope for continuing my art career at 75. Creating fills your soul and makes you happy. Doing that helps you live longer and stimulates your brain.
How marvelous she is! As a collage artist myself, I appreciate seeing someone else with a great paper stash😉and it is wonderful to watch her work and get into that flow...
I see HER and i want to create innmediately! So glad to know she's already 104. I do collage too and i keep adding images and paper pieces to my collection; i sometimes think that i have enougth paper to work till i'im get old, so i relate a lot to her :)
Very inspirational, I really want to go and tear up paper now and arrange it all ! I could watch and listen to her all day
I did! Lol
One of her Colleagues graces my wall alongside a Relief Print by Prof. Douglas Campbell. I’m a Printmaker and do so appreciate their works.
Must be painful for the poor colleague. (Sorry could not resist being a brat this morning.)
😎
She is an inspiration. 👍❤️
still alive, thats great! young 105 thats amazing :-)
love watching art vid's so much better than the college that cost a fortune and it helped but not like u tube!!!
Beautiful original art. She continues to inspire.
I love her use of language, fully expressing the sophisticated thought behind her artistry.
I so want to do this...
Superb collages. 💓.
Exquisite film. I
Rarely seen art film so impressive like this for a long time. Thank you. She is a remarkable artist.
Love her routine, her attic art workshop. Talk about living your dream.
How wonderful to capture the unexplainable
Love her process...inspiring
Brilliant! Now I want to get busy with my collage work!
Wonderful - life-affirming inspiration
this is fabulous thank you
her art amazing awesome interview
Just fascinating and, yes, inspirational. Loved watching/listening to her.
Inspiring!
So good 😊
adore thank you
OMG! I love her work!
And she is still alive at 104.
ugh makes me happy to know😌🤞🏽
This is a favourite vid of mine
cant wait to try this thanks for sharing x
Thank You for teaching me to be creative
Not only is she incredibly talented...she has knees of steel. I'm in my seventies and could never kneel to work as she does.
love....
... cut-up takes flight! ...
This lady is inspirational. I think she would love to rummage through my paper collection.
Desde Argentina saludo y digo: genial artista! Nunca debemos perder la capacidad de jugar, si ya ocurrió debemos recuperarla, si la has dejado ir, pobre de ti, soy Raul un hombre que sigue jugando y disfrutando de mi existencia...
She is still alive at 107.
Back in kindergarten watching this
10:47
I loved this...a girl who lives for edges.
Could do without the abrasive, distracting instrumentals in the background.
I'm sorry....but the word "subtract" means to take away from...the word "abstract" means ...existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence... :)
She pronounced it wrong but she's referring to the word abstract when used as a verb rather than an adjective, with the emphasis on the second syllable rather than the first. In that sense, abstract does mean "take out, extract, remove, summarise" etc - at least according to the Oxford Dictionary :)
This. @@leannestedman6219
übersetzzung von Englich in deutsch.oo nicht gut,!!!