Wow, liked them all. Charcoals were awesome. Giant keyboard sculpture is beautiful. Thank you. I really like your eye. And those colorful people from reclaimed photos!!!! Thank you.
You take us where I like to go the most, thank you .. just found you. Enriching experience to watch different manifestations of talent ... the freezer pops I bet are not even cold hehe, even so, refreshing and fun to watch! Marta Kucsora fills my soul; Anna Parks ¨abstract figurativism¨ is impressive, even intimidating! Peter Williams so colorful and conceptual, C May with his keyboard keys so avant-garde and his painting dennouncing about fake news which are nowadays like a second pandemic, and with whom I connected the most is Farley Aguilar !!! He dennounces portraying people in a loose and colorful style! I like to paint people and I would love to reach a fluency like his!!!
Thankyou and you are so GOOD, wonderful voice and expression! Diverse selection and as an artist living in the boondocks a great way to connect to what is happening now!
Thanks for making these videos...thought I live upstate, and I mean above Albany, NY I haven’t gotten down to the City in a long while. Your videos give me a sense of what is going on there which I appreciate seeing. Out of all the artist you profiled in this video I preferred Marta Kucsora’s non-representation paintings.
Though not unusually a big fan of purely abstract I found Marta Kucsora’s organic large canvases the most interesting, curious as to her technique. Thanks!
Sadly I could not decide they all were so disappointing . The narrator's enthusiasm was the highlight regardless of my or anyone's opinion this energy is needed for art .
Pollock's action, that's a good description, I like the one with the pinks, greens and blues. I had all the megaphones I ever want to see recently. The Papasan chair looking sculpture is interesting. A new Hieronymus Bosch, I liked those pieces especially the fact that they have fantasy. The first exhibit was my favorite followed by the trompe l'oil.
Arghavan Khosravi takes the win for me. She's really challenging the art world with these 3D diorama style paintings. && as always, great video Mary. I appreciate every one.
Obviously my favorite was Bumper, and every exhibition was great in its own right, with a small preference for Peter Williams, with such joyful colors and something very honest about it. Great to see art from to many different cultures (even though it all looks very Westernized, whatever that means).
What would be an improvement is if you could get finger touching close up to reveal textures, brush strokes, etc, as well as to give real coverage and analysis of the physical pieces (media, sizes, some aspect of technical techniques, etc). Something meaty beyond appreciation and political worthiness. Thanks for being all inclusive in art presentation.
In your experience, how common was it for galleries to be open by appointment only? I'll be in New York for one day in May and I'd love to just meander through Chelsea, but I don't know if I should worry about times and appointments when I get there.
They're all trying to be different, some subversive. They easily are succeeding on a personal level. Why? They're like millions of butterflies flapping their wings in a darkened cave in an utterly remote jungle in NYC. I live in an apartment in the northernmost regions of northern Maine. And I am just trying to paint all the things I've always seen. You see, reality is infinitely complex, and unreality is infinitely larger again. Sorting through it to find something that resembles art is easy. Paint what YOU know. Explosive diarrhea given its own canvas could be wonderful art, if that's what you're looking for. All knowledge is mere convention. Give the people what they want is the mantra of witchcraft. Accepting what is, is living life to its fullest versus falling down that commonest of holes, deceit, even self-deceit.
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Thank you for doing this - we all appreciate being able to see these shows virtually - thank you
I love the way you present your thoughts and your voice is so comforting. I'm so glad I found you.
I’m glad you found me too!
Compliments on showing art so that someone can actually see the work in its totality and in close ups. Very nice job.
I like the last one
Thanks Mary Lynn , I really enjoy u'r videos 😎👌
So beautiful, peter wiliams, wow
Always wonderful and comments by you are very inciteful. Thanks again.
Definitely liked Arghavan’s the most Thanks again Mary
Thank you. You are the oasis in my desert.
Thanks very kind thank you
Relaxing voice, nice Tour ✌🍾😎
New York is a great place for art exhibits.
Thank you.
First one, Marta, is the best. Excellent paintings for any home, wonderful energy.
This was one of my faves…
Wow, liked them all. Charcoals were awesome. Giant keyboard sculpture is beautiful. Thank you. I really like your eye. And those colorful people from reclaimed photos!!!! Thank you.
Very nice information
Thank You!!! i loved Farley aguilar works
Love his stuff
Beautiful. I'm inviting you all to see the Kingston Biennial in Jamaica on Sunday 26 June to December 31 2022.
Wow thanks.
Wow! Hard to choose but Anna Parks blows me away.
Thank you mary, thank you everybody.
Your videos are awesome. Keep them coming.
Your videos are awesome and I like your understanding of the style and influences of the artworks. Thank you. Cape Town
You’re a great guide to these shows that we as foreigners don’t have access to. Appreciate the work it takes to do this . And your voice is calming
thank you! I do hope people get a little inspiration and relaxation out of these
You take us where I like to go the most, thank you .. just found you. Enriching experience to watch different manifestations of talent ... the freezer pops I bet are not even cold hehe, even so, refreshing and fun to watch! Marta Kucsora fills my soul; Anna Parks ¨abstract figurativism¨ is impressive, even intimidating! Peter Williams so colorful and conceptual, C May with his keyboard keys so avant-garde and his painting dennouncing about fake news which are nowadays like a second pandemic, and with whom I connected the most is Farley Aguilar !!! He dennounces portraying people in a loose and colorful style! I like to paint people and I would love to reach a fluency like his!!!
Thank you Kate! 😄
Thankyou and you are so GOOD, wonderful voice and expression! Diverse selection and as an artist living in the boondocks a great way to connect to what is happening now!
Thank you!
Really appreciate it also wish the camera would hold close-ups on paintings thank you very much
Amazing video, thank you for including my show with Postmasters - and all your efforts putting this together.
My family name is correctly pronounced like "Kutschora"
Thanks again.
Thanks for watching!
Love your videos!!!! Thank you.
I’m glad you enjoy them 🙌🏻🙌🏻
The first one 👏👏
Thx Nice visit & All of´EM are good😘. Marta Kucsoras Work ( Postmaster Gallery ) is more my Tast. See you next time & stay creative 🍻
Khosravi. Way outside the box (or frame, more specifically) yet still innately beautiful.
Thanks for making these videos...thought I live upstate, and I mean above Albany, NY I haven’t gotten down to the City in a long while. Your videos give me a sense of what is going on there which I appreciate seeing. Out of all the artist you profiled in this video I preferred Marta Kucsora’s non-representation paintings.
Wow so good to hear, thanks
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Though not unusually a big fan of purely abstract I found Marta Kucsora’s organic large canvases the most interesting, curious as to her technique. Thanks!
Same! I’m not usually either but her works are incredible
looks like pouring is her basis at least
Wow thank you :-) very nice video indeed
Sadly I could not decide they all were so disappointing . The narrator's enthusiasm was the highlight regardless of my or anyone's opinion this energy is needed for art .
Help us out by posting art that doesn’t disappoint you, so we can see other type of art.
Not really a fan of the artwork but I like the way you do your videos.
Incredible works,,thanks for sharing!
Love these highly creative exhibits. Many thanks.
Thanks for watching
Not sure if the close ups were already in the works prior to my suggestion, but thanks !😘!
Really helps to appreciate the work.
I appreciated the feedback! Definite trying to get them in
Pollock's action, that's a good description, I like the one with the pinks, greens and blues. I had all the megaphones I ever want to see recently. The Papasan chair looking sculpture is interesting. A new Hieronymus Bosch, I liked those pieces especially the fact that they have fantasy. The first exhibit was my favorite followed by the trompe l'oil.
Thank you, so happy to hear your feedback
Mary Lynn - you should be an art consultant
Mesmerising thank you from the Uk !
Looks like she pours her paints on and uses other fluids. Very interesting!
exactly
Trompe l'oeil (tromp-loy)
Young child art prodigy ZENCASSO really digs your Groovy Delicious Relaxing ART Feeling Flow!
Very ZITCHIN!!!
Thanks and keep that vibe flowing!
Arghavan Khosravi takes the win for me. She's really challenging the art world with these 3D diorama style paintings. && as always, great video Mary. I appreciate every one.
I agree she was my favorite too! Maybe a tie between her and Anna. Thanks for watching!
Great selection of exhibits! I loved Aguilar’s work. You have to do a visit around Madrid art....;)
SUN-RA!!!
Nice! It's pronounced tromploy.
Your voice sounds like it was created for asmr
Farley Aguliar!
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"tromp-loy"
Aguilar has incredible talent, but the subject matter goes way over the heads of the average viewers
Obviously my favorite was Bumper, and every exhibition was great in its own right, with a small preference for Peter Williams, with such joyful colors and something very honest about it. Great to see art from to many different cultures (even though it all looks very Westernized, whatever that means).
Bumper is a star for sure 🥰
What would be an improvement is if you could get finger touching close up to reveal textures, brush strokes, etc, as well as to give real coverage and analysis of the physical pieces (media, sizes, some aspect of technical techniques, etc). Something meaty beyond appreciation and political worthiness.
Thanks for being all inclusive in art presentation.
In your experience, how common was it for galleries to be open by appointment only? I'll be in New York for one day in May and I'd love to just meander through Chelsea, but I don't know if I should worry about times and appointments when I get there.
They're all trying to be different, some subversive. They easily are succeeding on a personal level. Why? They're like millions of butterflies flapping their wings in a darkened cave in an utterly remote jungle in NYC. I live in an apartment in the northernmost regions of northern Maine. And I am just trying to paint all the things I've always seen. You see, reality is infinitely complex, and unreality is infinitely larger again. Sorting through it to find something that resembles art is easy. Paint what YOU know. Explosive diarrhea given its own canvas could be wonderful art, if that's what you're looking for. All knowledge is mere convention. Give the people what they want is the mantra of witchcraft. Accepting what is, is living life to its fullest versus falling down that commonest of holes, deceit, even self-deceit.
I am sorry if that's the best you have seen.
enjoy your videos/commentary YET z loop music like a record skipping.
Thanks for the feedback
trompe l'oeil
/ˌtrômp ˈloi/
I only wish contemporary art had some more than just surface level meaning.
It’s all commercial bullshit
There is, but not in those galleries…..