Helen Frankenthaler Tribute Film
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Helen Frankenthaler, 2005 Inductee to Connecticut Women's Hall of Fame, induction tribute film. Frankenthaler (1928-2011) was a revolutionary abstract expressionist painter. Learn more at www.cwhf.org
Yesterday I visited a wonderful exhibition of Helen Frankenthaler's artwork in Essen, Germany. Her fabulous creations are powerful and moving, she was so very talented! This tribute film gives a very interesting overview of her life and achievements.
I've loved her work for 35 years and this film is a real treat. Thanks for the post. Really enjoyable.
The senses are overwhelmed by subtle colours.
"..and it's not precious goods, you're precious goods." Ahhhhhhh... LOVE.
WOW! I love her work I just recently stumbled upon this genius. Iam going to art school we are tought only about Jackson P. nothing about art critics greenberg or rosenberg, little if anything about Rothko or De Kooning most of this I have learned on my own, but this is truly tragic Ms. Helen is now my muse. thanks sooo much for posting
Yes thank God for the internet, do much is left out of school especially ary school it seems. I left art school so long ago, and am learning so many new things.
Your school sucks!
she is my artistic mother. i owe a lot to her and the work she created.
She's my artistic gradma!
she was one of the greatest canvas painters would have loved to have painted with Helen I also loved when she wore black socks on the canvas when she painted and her foot movements as moved around the canvas when she painted I never floor canvas painted I've only rolled paint painting walls I'm hopefully painting my room next weekend haven't painted in seven years I've also missed the paintsmelling after my room painted i'm paintsmelling all around the freshly painted room can't wait Helen R I P
Helen Frankentaler, work has always been is are an experience, beyond, a creative stance that brings one in the now of feelings 😀.
I love her paintings of color, form and light and I love the very dynamic and very sensual somatic proces -
A major talent .
nice tribute video
Love her work.
Helen R I P
The music in the background while people were discussing her work was extremely distracting and not needed.
totally agree
Understood color fully , a great painter
Great video.Appropriate for school. This is the most information I've found in a video. Background music is a bit distracting.
Fabulous...love it
She paid attention to the scenic painters of post war theatre. We painted with house brushes here out of necessity
thanku : )
super art
An inspiring artist! What year was this video originally made? Thank you so much for sharing it.
Painting abstract is mostly spontaneous. Yes, some thoughts, some accidents, some experience in painting,
etc. Most abstract paintings at the on-start might have an idea, but the final results are just going at it and
correcting what you have laid down to your satisfaction. Not much more. Patrick Raffaelo artist
i like this vidoe
it is sooo cool
i like this
Does anyone know what she was saying from 5:50 to 5:58? I'm not a native speaker and can't understand her exact words. Was she saying: "... small careful after nature water fillers..."?
small, careful, after nature water-colours (as in watercolour paintings)
Then what after breaking or “dishonoring” painting ?
“You’re precious goods.”
How do you learn cubism?
en español por favor estaría muy bueno para los de habla hispana.
En español o en inglés todo es un disparate artístico ~ In Spanish or English everything is artistic nonsense:-)
These people can make a paper bag with some paint on it SOUND like a MASTERPIECE!!😅🤣😂
Unbelievable. Its everything
and its nothing. It's sheer beauty.
BS.
Personally, I find this woman’s art to be the most underwhelming of all the American painters/artists. A lot better abstract art out there…
This is Art????
It is. Not in its most amusing form but yes, it’s art.
a bit pretentious and over blown the whole modern era. I hear truth and humility from the artists and overblown rubbish from the museum clowns and art commentators.
Bingo!