I was very happy to find this.A fascinating glimpse into the artists' thinking about painting.

I am very fascinated from the very expressive and sensual paintings. They are so alive, so vibrating filled with experience of aliveness. Its very uplifting

He is my favorite painter. I like that he sometimes paints outside the frame.

I find Andrew Graham Dixons qoate from Picasso that a modern painter has to invent his own language, interesting . It opens the eternal reflection on “ What is Art about?”- How is the subject and the experience and the Style and Technique and choice of materials and medium intertwining . Its a great mystery how experience and expression are intertwined - it is the very stuff of our body-mind-heart presence in the poetics of experience

Fantastic :-) A great painter

Enjoyed that! First time heard of Howard Hodgkin,seems interesting guy. TY

why is 'colourist' a pejorative term (said at 7 min)? i've only ever heard it used as praise, e.g. when robert medley (who knew just as much about painting as hodgkin) remarked that van gogh was such a good colourist

Dado el valor de las entrevistas de Graham Dixon y pensando en el público de lengua castellana solicito subtítulos en español . Gracias .

He has an accent similar to what a much older Prince Charles is likely to have. ...a tremendous painter

Such a deeply dull conversation with a great artist

Love how he checks the contents of his hanki after blowing his nose at 20 mins in.👍🙂

if you pop the subtitles on, you'll be reading a completely different interview - phonetic at best, bizarre to the extreme.

fit 04:48

A Pretty Vivid Impasto Colorist: The experts are making it up.. self justification of the critic.

Great painters should paint, not talk. Aspiring artist should not listen but paint. Paint and be free. Talk and be imprisoned in self-actualizing enclosures (ourobouros)

He sounds terrible; he's in terrible shape.

zero talent. Man it's hard to believe that someone can pull this crap off!