Alice Neel: People Come First Virtual Opening | Met Exhibitions
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Kelly Baum (Cynthia Hazen Polsky and Leon Polsky Curator of Contemporary Art, Modern and Contemporary Art) and Randall Griffey (Curator, Modern and Contemporary Art), take us on a virtual tour of Alice Neel: People Come First, which presents Alice Neel (1900-1984) as one of the twentieth century’s most radical artists, and a champion of social justice whose longstanding commitment to humanist principles inspired her life as well as her art.
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Wow, very inspiring!
Art is the closest thing to actual magic in this world. Alice Neel shows us this by reaching through time with her paintings, and grasping our emotions with her imagery.
Excellent narration. Both commentators speaking slowly and clearly. The man’s diction, in particular, superb. Thank you from Canada.
Can't wait to get back to the museums.
Very moving. A great and prolífic artist.
This is my first time seeing her work and it is just stunning. Thankyou for uploading this.
Study her work and life. It will change your life
Tks from Brazil 🇧🇷
Wonderful artist. What a battle to get women artists recognised. Beautiful woman
I love her! She was such a character and her art is so emotive
The GENIUS PAINTER ALICE NEEL
FOREVER INSPIRES
ARTISTS and
HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVISTS
Best figurative painter!
Excellent Virtual visit, wonderfully presented, beautifully lit, great work, she is the best.
Fantastic presentation about an incredible artist.
I only just heard of this wonderful painter. In Uk and how come I have never heard of her? I have been looking at paintings and been to art classes for decades and no one,not teachers or TV or anywhere has she been mentioned.
I am very impressed with this presentation and learning more on Alice Neel, Bravo Met!!
this was so beautiful! i didnt know this artist. thank you MET!
Astonishing and tenderly curated .. so greatly appreciated and enjoyed. Thank you.
You're welcome.
Beyond brilliant.
My heartfelt gratitude from Australia.
Thank You for the exhibit!
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What a wonderful show! Need to see this astonishing artist!
She is now one of my favorite artists❤ Beautiful colors
Hi MET, I love her work so much, kinda reminiscent of Jordan Casteels style
A great presentation! I so wish I could get there in person.
A long time coming, congratulations to the Met . A triumphant body of work , at a moment when the issues are relevant and important .
There will always be haters, if you don't like it don't watch it. Personally I think it is wonderful and wish I could see it in person.
What a revelation of one of the greatest artists I've seen,her subjects were reel people,love Andy Warhol.
Great peesentation, great artist, makes me wish I could see the exhibition in person! Thank you!
neil’s imperfect people are simply perfect! Love the unfinished/finished aspect. Thank you Met for this wonderful retrospective.
Magnifica artista! La intimidad y humanidad que hay en la mirada de sus modelos, no la alcanzan ni los hiperrrealistas!!
Aaaaahhhh. I am so happy!!!! I just bought the catalogue!!!!!😊😊😊😊
Should this exhibition make my first visit to New York? Fantastic Alice Neel!
Why did you close off the steps to the met from people sitting there on nice nights so young people can sit and dream of being an artist ?
@Sofia Kleineidam it’s the only place left for me to cry and not be seen
after loosing two people
No One knows pain More than My Lost Soul & broken heart
Wow!
wonderful presentation
This was an amazing video, thank you so much!
What is the song at the end of the video? I am desperately trying to find it
Impressive presentation from the other side of the Ocean. Thank you so much.
How i wish I could have seen her show!!
That was a great tour. Thanks!
Always moving and inspiring inspiration!
Her work really improves upon closer study.
Thank you !!!
Thank you for this
Brilliant! Thanks for posting Warmest regards Marc
Wow!
Incredible work! Very inspiring!!
Wonderful 🙏🏼
I have to go see this. Thank you 🙏🏽
Stunning
Great!!!
great presentation !!
Wonderful
Awesome
Love her work
I do not like the distracting noise in the background
Great.
Art is what I study and do, and my thoughts about Neel's portraits are that I can't think of any other portait painter who puts the whole of the person right in the room with you the way she does. It must be weird seeing so many all together, like being in a massive gathering of people who are very personally close to you.
You miss absolutely everything about what she was doing. Did you even watch this video?
@@monkeygraborange oh look we have a pretentious 'art expert' in the room...
Bravo
Is it really necessary to punctuate every syllable with flapping your hands around?
what Chicano artists or Latino artists have made it to the Met
Plenty of them, only Pre-Columbian.
She left some of the later paintings unfinished, that's what intrigued me most.
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You can’t tell me she wasn’t trying to match Lucian Freud ... and fell a bit short.
What are you trying to say?
That she fell a bit short of Lucian Freud ... in that genre.
Why they have to talk that much, why don't let you see the paintings and shut up!
Relax.
the great Neel. Two comments: 1) Note that curator carefully avoids using gendered pronouns in discussion of Jackie Curtis. Just, interesting. 2) Curator's comment about Warhol's "arrested development" is presumptuous. Warhol may indeed have been developmentally arrested but Neel, the great humanist, would not have so judged him. It is the curator's judgement, not Neel's, and based on what we now "know," not on what Neel knew.
Agreed!
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It is always great to see a new artist's work that you've never seen before. The paintings look to me just a tiny bit unfinished. I think she rushed through them, but like Van Gogh, she has shown us how she painted them, and Van Gogh certainly is a crowd-pleaser. The funny thing is that what is charming to some people is the opposite to others. I would have liked to see the paintings worked on until more of the person emerged. This way, they're cartoonish. By seeing how a work was done, many people would like it that way and strongly disagree with me.
What a terrible ugliness!!!!
If Hockney and Freud had a baby.
30 minute video 15 minutes of which is you guys patting yourselves on the back, shut up and show me her art
Hyperbole.
Just stop it.
boring
What is the song at the end of the video? I'm desperately trying to find it
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