I met her grandson Jeremy Kidd in Leicester when we were both students , way back in the early 1980s. That's when I first became aware of Barbara Hepworth.

You an artist?

@@miloesalazar Oui. Et toi?

It's an interview. They are speaking about their art just as they are supposed to do.

Exactly, the lady talks about cave paintings. What does she know about cave paintings and why they were made.

They're pretty good painters though. And to say that cave paintings are a response to the experience of being in the world is so broad it kind of has to be true. Funny that someone would find that problematic.

kelli henderson it looks as though she was. I recently bought my first Atkinson-Grimshaw, I love it. I love the way he uses colour, its rather nostalgic

I tell people who see and ask about them, "I wish I were there...I wish I were then."

kelli henderson totally agree with you, I can see a little Turner in his work too. Can't get enough of him

kelli henderson ER. 48..original Grimshaws,. kidding me right!

are you a painter?

no but my partner is, painting is the hardest thing in the world, i get it. If you really listen, many words were spoken, but ultimately they are saying the same thing, in many ways of saying, that they are "painting", the size of the paintings etc. There's nothing ABOUT the paintings themselves. The only informative part is at the end when they talk about when a painting is complete, but even that is a lot of waffling. My point is sadly nowadays you need to talk like them for galleries, buyers and media to think you might perhaps is a serious painter (although I am not questioning whether the artists in the videos are "serious" painters or not)

patoises hm. i guess. there's an interviewer involved, though, asking certain kinds of questions. it would be interesting to know if your partner feels the same way. i've come across a similar critique before, when a painter (daniel richter?) was describing the experience of painting instead of explaining the work... to me, that's always interesting. but then i paint quite a bit.

I am just questioning if I have learnt anything from this video. I just checked out Daniel Richter video (thanks) - interesting paintings. I think he was being asked the same questions about the act of painting and he used "juggling" as a metaphor. Is saying "juggling 5 balls", as he did, any less interesting than saying "directly connecting the manifest outcome of activity to some kind of inner model"?

patoises Yes, I get it. The interviewer has apparently asked them about their process... Which is inevitably a very subjective thing and often difficult to describe.

haha thought the same

I agree!

Nocturne op.9 no in B flat minor. By the amazing Chopin!!! one of my favorite piece of him!!! (sorry for my bad english i'm French and only sixteen :$ )

Thanks mate.