What a WONDERFUL short video. Completely demonstrates the carefree child in Calder. A grown man, that obviously made all of the characters in the act, having such a good time with his work! AWESOME!
I grew up seeing the circus items in a glass case on the basement floor of the Whitney, at eye level for a child. I never knew the pieces worked and were part of a performance! Now I love them even more
This is a joy! Fell in love with Calder's Cicus back in the 70s at the Whitney when I was in art shool... this isn't half of it! My father bought me the book which I chersih still, My first art memories are of pushing his mobile ("lobster trap & fish tail", I believe) at the Guggenheim to make it move and cast cool shadows and having the guard yell at me (and my dad!)!
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I loved this! Calder's circus is wonderful and sweet and fun. I'm so glad I got to see it for myself. It brought joy to my heart...something I couldn't say for the rest of the Whitney Biennial.
In the "Alexander Calder" video, when he performed Circus I noticed that he had all of his materials organized, which is very important when doing art work.
This is an utter delight. The essence of playfulness. We should pity anyone who is not charmed by it, for he or she must live a dull circumscribed life.
google didnt send me here i saw this film years ago, 30yrs now, alexander calder was interested in the enjoyment of children through adults, in the curious art world if it isnt obvious yet to most people here in the colonies, his focus was not in the entertainment of/for adults but of/for the children, and not so much to endulge but to get them interested in one of the great mysteries of life ie art, why the business communities forgot to save these wire artifacts was because they werent boring
amazing footage by jean painleve, a great documentarian (check out his work on Criterion Collection. And so wonderful to see Calder's creations at work. thanks
Mr Calder showing off his mechanical skills!!! ....sans artifices et de maniere pure avant meme que le cinema ne deviennent un spectacle Poetic in it's naivitee
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The inner child that makes art amusing.
What a WONDERFUL short video. Completely demonstrates the carefree child in Calder. A grown man, that obviously made all of the characters in the act, having such a good time with his work!
AWESOME!
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This is not just art, it is a science and psychology.
Glory to the genius of this man.
Thank you.
Thumbs up if your art teacher sent you here!
Yep, she send me here😂😂
He sent me here as well 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
Me too
Sameeeeee
Yep
I grew up seeing the circus items in a glass case on the basement floor of the Whitney, at eye level for a child. I never knew the pieces worked and were part of a performance! Now I love them even more
This is a joy! Fell in love with Calder's Cicus back in the 70s at the Whitney when I was in art shool... this isn't half of it! My father bought me the book which I chersih still, My first art memories are of pushing his mobile ("lobster trap & fish tail", I believe) at the Guggenheim to make it move and cast cool shadows and having the guard yell at me (and my dad!)!
Man this is so wholesome, thanks dude
Reading about Alexander Calder back in elementary school sent me here! This guy was spectacular!
You guys are unbelievable ! Calder is one of the biggest artists of the 20th century, damn !
Loved the clever, inventive circus acts from the mobile master! Loved the one at the Whitney Museum today and this earlier one
Grazie infinite!!! Che emozione il piacere di Calder all'opera con le sue creazioni 💕
VIDEO: The Whitney Museum of American Art - VirtualTour
Designed by architect Renzo Piano and situated between the High Line and the Hudson River, the Whitney's new building vastly increases the Museum’s exhibition and programming space, offering the most expansive display ever of its unsurpassed collection of modern and contemporary American art.
Music by Paolo Conte live in Genoa
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You are never too old!!!
Thanx for posting this one
Je trouve que cela a gardé une telle fraicheur , un vrai bonheur !
Wonderful! Saw the Alexander Calder exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria in May this year and fell in love with his creativity.
Sandy Calder is so inspiring, Thanks so much for posting this i have wanted to see his circus for a long time now!
Just saw the exhibiton at the Whitney. Inspiring stuff. Thanks for posting
I love how he makes his art!!!!!
I loved this! Calder's circus is wonderful and sweet and fun. I'm so glad I got to see it for myself. It brought joy to my heart...something I couldn't say for the rest of the Whitney Biennial.
Didn't know who he was, but glad Google shared. What a great mind. fell in love with his art.
I love it ! Thank you for posting it
We saw this at the Whitney. It is fabulous!
Oh god I remember this from art class when I was a wee lad... wanted my own mini circus then and want one now.
I actually saw this exhibit in the Whitney, it was amazing.
this is as entertaining as it is aesthetically pleasing
I love that I landed here
genio ¡¡¡¡con lo simple ¡¡cuanta creatividad
Thanks for showing this!
i have really enjoyed this ! Very appreciated !
still love his work!!
*thumbs up* yes, my art teacher did have me watch it, and it was really helpful for my assignment!
my art teacher also made me watch it, let's see if it will be useful
happy bday Mr Alexander Calder
ohhh his so nice. i wish there was more people like him :(
bitirme projeme çalışırken denk geldiğim videonun güzelliği...
such a great imagination, really good video :D
In the "Alexander Calder" video, when he performed Circus I noticed that he had all of his materials organized, which is very important when doing art work.
That was awesome B'day boy :)
Minha escola mandou eu assistir esse vídeo eu amei
tbm
This is an utter delight. The essence of playfulness. We should pity anyone who is not charmed by it, for he or she must live a dull circumscribed life.
Thanks for sharing this!!!
¡¡¡¡ maravilloso...!!!!
Veio kkskakkaksksksssks vrlh
Happy birthay :D Mr. Alexander ^^
The real meaning of epicness.
A la memoria de Alexander Calder .... 11 11 11
Permanent at the old Whitney. Upstairs In an attic setting. I wonder if they transferred it to their new location ot Gansevoort Street?
google didnt send me here i saw this film years ago, 30yrs now, alexander calder was interested in the enjoyment of children through adults, in the curious art world if it isnt obvious yet to most people here in the colonies, his focus was not in the entertainment of/for adults but of/for the children, and not so much to endulge but to get them interested in one of the great mysteries of life ie art, why the business communities forgot to save these wire artifacts was because they werent boring
I LOVE IT
A maior viagem que vi últimos tempos
On view at the Whitney in the Meatpacking District right now.
Calder was a child - and an amazing artist!
i love how innocent he is. it's hard to be pure in this modern day
Wow you are doing this very well~^^
He actualized art!
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Vanessa b why are different language people are coming
Nice video bro
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Here because of my art teacher in France
La même Mme varache
amazing footage by jean painleve, a great documentarian (check out his work on Criterion Collection. And so wonderful to see Calder's creations at work. thanks
un moment de pure poésie
I'm playing Lucky Trivia with Google Assistant, and she ask me who invented a mobile, here I am.
Very great handcrafts and very enjoyable!
wow
Well done
@MrSmashface where does your Picasso quote come from? I googled it exactly as you typed (cut and paste) but do not find it.
Who's watching it for school?
Me haha
i love
this is dopee. learned bout this cat in art class. very entertaining
Having seen the real film and circus at the Whitney brought me here.
I just won tickets to his exhibit.
Mr Calder showing off his mechanical skills!!!
....sans artifices et de maniere pure avant meme que le cinema ne deviennent un spectacle
Poetic in it's naivitee
Genius
Fascinating artist
I must watch this for school...
music's name?
His I love you! 🤩🥰
Muy bueno ¡
He is awesome
vim pela aula de artes da Professora Sabrine do Colégio Praça XV Pelotas
I wonder how much time it took to him to do this, amazing!
@zsuzsa23 What does this mean in the context of art?
Cool
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Thumbs up if you're watching for school!
ㅔ 12년전 ... ㅎㄷㄷ
this, my friends, is art in motion
Lyara Ryhanna-Sim conheço,Sim ja fui no circo,O Palhaço,As escuturas
Mrs. Calder: Alexander, what happened to our coat hangers?
gotta love that mouse that walks on his hind legs.
Quina meravella!
Art teacher
Thumbs up to google for this wonderful thing.
ended up here by listening to Alex Calder the indie musician
Presta atenção no vd se nn a prof mandava ver os comentários nn o vd
😗👇🏻
KKK
Like something your Dad would make...I like his Mobiles..
@goldhunting im pretty sure he invented those o.0
Famous! I like it :)
I got a book i won about him and it had Calder Circus Alexander loved the circus
4 of his sculptures(made from wood and wires)fell down
jj 👍👍👍👀👀😀😀😀👍👍
Calder is Miro with two more dimensions.
i like the trapeez