Thanks and appreciate getting tossed out for us!

Thank you for doing this. So glad to see these paintings. Keep up the good work. You are so much nearer the spirit of Guston the man than these snobbish dealers are, and I'm sure he would support you to the hilt.

WoW 😮 Fantastic show! -I really like the works on paper. Overall a Great body of work! Thanks so much again for bringing this to the world

I can never get enough of phillip guston. Thanks y'all.

I live South Africa, there is no way I'd see/experience or be exposed to much of the art you post on here and I am eternally grateful to youtube and you. I'd encourage the galleries to lighten the hell up as the point of art is to be seen and these videos could be considered an act of charity for those of us who may otherwise never be able to see it.

A wonderful show, sorry you got tossed and thanks for what you did get to video. When you panned onto the drawings my first thought was Forrest Bess. Thanks James Thanks Kate.

Thank you James Kalm! It strikes me how much your adventurous undertaking at Hauser & Wirth is somehow so in keeping with Philip Guston : the man himself and his painting!

Hey, thanks for doing that, I always like seeing live coverage of art with people about, it gives a better sense of the scale of the pieces. And, I think Guston might be the most important American painter of the last part of the 20th century. You can really see the shapes and forms and stories struggling to get out, which they would soon after the timeline of this show.

"Are you still doing that...? Am I doing what...?" haha Great work going undercover Mr. Kalm! I really appreciate the footage you managed to get while under careful surveillance. Guston really made powerful paintings and from what I saw in this video I am impressed. There's an authenticity and real feeling of purposefulness behind the brush strokes. Something I don't necessarily feel from all who attempt to make Expressionist paintings. This was a truly short but sweet treat. Thanks for sharing what you could, and of course Thank you Kate! Peace from Boston-

Thanks so much. Again a great docu.

James thanks to and Kate I am so grateful to all these wonderful musicians and art. FHope your taking care during these tough times. I got to see that Custon when it was in California. ThankS again

Thank you!

Thank you James. I'm now over in NYC for a few days and will check this out. I have always been a big fan since the London Whitchapel show in the early 80's.

Thankyou so much for saving a good part of this exhibition for us.

Thank you

You troublemaker! Thank you for your rogue films! They're fantastic!!

Am i doing whaaaa? Hahaha james kalm you're my hero! And i think you should have your own tv show or something ....it is a shame they kick you out! Greetings from Querétaro México!

Thank you once more James K

Fantastic!! Also how we are connected in time. Unbelievable.

Great works, great artist. Thanks James

James Kalm always gets the goods.

great show, nice to be able to see some of it here in australia, despite Hauser and Wirth.

Thank you Kate. Noble effort.

#1--I love Guston's abstract work. #2--I love your videos. You connect non-New Yorkers to a whole world of art. You are a blessing to those of us who don't live in NYC. #3--art galleries are PRIVATE PROPERTY. Therefor, they may establish policies like "no video" and we, as visitors are obliged to comply. No 1st amendment thing here since it's PRIVATE PROPERTY. As much as I love seeing shows on your channel, I'm concerned.

I wish I could paint like that.

Thanks for the peak from Auckland! Summer in NY looking very agreeable in your recent posts.

thanks for the cool shots! nice show...and yeah, smash the state!

Thank you for posting this. I appreciate the effort that you put into making this video. I can only think of 2 reasons that H & W gave you the boot: 1) the most likely is that it has to do something with copyright issues 2} perhaps they did not want the people attending being filmed because they did not sign a release of some sort. Funny how some people do not mind posting every detail of their life on every and any social media platform. Yet if you film them while you are creating a short vlog on an art exhibition they will have a fit. Again thank you for taking us to the opening. I have subscribed to your You Tube channel.

Thank you so much! Great job!!!

thanks for doing this for us. enjoyed it.

busted again!! thanks for your efforts, couldn't see otherwise :)

James, you have to get a medal of honor.

Klasse Gemälde.. 1AAA.. P. G. war ein toller Künstler!!

you bloody renegade! keep up the good work, thanks for battling security to give us a video james! :)

Thanks for this, very much appreciated!

Loved the cloak and dagger thank you Kate and James too Great intro Jazz

LOL. James Kalm, you gangsta.

Am I doing what....? Guston is one of the greats from that era! thanks Jim and Kate.

Man, those are some gorgeous paintings. I didn't realize he had done so much of this type of "abstract impressionist" work. Every time I see one from this period in a museum it knocks my socks off. You can really see the struggle in those which I love and even the humor/figuration starting to peek through in a couple. Can't help but think of Amy Sillman when I see some of these works. Although she seems to scrape a lot more than PG who seems to prefer strictly additive methods. ? Thanks James K. I say wait a week then go back in for another look.

Thank you Kate.

Thank you Kate, thank you everybody.

Thanks James.

2nd time I viewed this, I see figurative and I'm on it. P.S. I love to see it when you are asked to leave an exhibition because of ' no videos'. Wow, good work!

Thanks for that.

thanks James...loved the stuff...

James we love you......Steve (from Melbourne Aust)

Awesome

Not a fan of the work, but thanks for the tour. Reminds me of finger painting I did in the 60's.

Nice show great turn out NY

Great show James , think these were his best years . Shame you got run out ...

❤️

Kalm, cool, and collected.

buen video

this one's hilarious keep up

I can't believe they threw you out. Absurd. I wonder if you'll be hearing from their lawyer now for posting this video! I can't understand how your video could do anything except help the gallery and the estate. I guess art isn't supposed to be for everybody.

Still a great view despite the trouble... I wanted to see more of the drawings, the views on the web page are less than adequate. I don't think Guston would have kicked you out, were he there, do you? Screw the snobs at Hauser & Wirth.

Jameskalm ! Jameskalm ! (in James Brown voice)I thought your name was james kahn, honestly. Mandella effect? I thought by now you d be like the covert court utuber; if you re not surreptitiously viddied by JK then you re nobody! One way to stay cool; get kicked out by gallery guards. Loved the Guston, was thinking of him yesterday oddly enough.

Art Viewer Activism!

I miss N.Y.

In the limited view I had of Philip Guston I saw very few redeeming qualities in his work. I would Google more of his work to maybe see something I am missing but just not interested. (Maybe some other time.) 1960 to 1967 there was a lot of ground breaking work being produced in many ways in the art world and I feel most if not all of the images I viewed on this video are a selfish type of protest by P. Guston. Artists can be a strange bunch (me included) with the good thing being we change our mood most often with the change of muse.

What happened to value in paintings (light, mid tones and dark)? Nice painting but some are too dark overall.

It was fun... While it lasted

did you have to pay to enter???

Well, historically I suspect these paintings fit a good timeline for a genre, but only two, possibly three, paintings really resonate. Not his best work. Basically this is a thumbs-down exhibit. And yet, I don't have a show and Guston does long after his death in 1980.

rad

Can hardly see these. Lighting is very bad.

Thanks for the video, you're doing a great job with your channel. But, man, these works are completely dreadful, i like Custon's figurative works, but as abstract artist he was... not so good i think.

Piecemeal closeups miss the most important part of a painting: its composition. Too bad.

I love all types of painting from realism to total abstraction, but this stuff was just uninspiring mud. The Jazz musicians were nice.

thanks for ignoring the rules :) I appreciate to see it.

These paintings are raw and ugly. The colors are awful but the brushwork is great. Guston has had a huge influence on Artists since the 1980's. He never cared about pleasing collectors. He loved painting.

Sorry about you getting kicked out!! This shows how arrogant, proud, intolerant , closed minded, racist, hate filled and elitist these left wing, Neo Bolshevik liberal New Yorkers are! How dare you share these master pieces with little insignificant pions like us. It is our duty to recognize our own insignificance and inferiority. We must accept our place as the lower caste of society. How dare we get so uppity and actually think that we are allowed to enjoy viewing artworks as much as the God's Chosen elites do.

Kinda crap work to me. Appreciate the channel tho

Guston's palette is oppressively grim. He appears to be rejecting any sense of decoration or optimism, like punk rock rejected any sense of harmony or melody. HIs grays are reminiscent of Jasper Johns.

shit works muddy colors and basic shape concepts influenced by artists in the past , although I do admire the way he paints but as an artist his skill of tracing a line and play with color are very poor and not mature enough. When we visualize a Jackson Pollock you might think they are just random splash on the canvas although to achieve the classy way of combining colors and create certain splash it requires technique and many years of painting and playing with colors. You can produce muddy effects but you must know what you are doing.

Bootlegged Philip Guston... How dare you promote this show and make the gallery ridiculous amounts of money?

Schwachsinn!

Is this a joke?!

Horrible art

Thanks. Because of you, I can see the show from other country.

Thank you!

Kinda crap work to me. Appreciate the channel tho