First of your work that I have watched - thankyou. I am trying to characterise why I responded to it so easily, naturally, strongly. Perhaps that so much of what you communicate is how and why things make you feel in contrast to what and why they make you think. There is sense of the magical, an invitation to notice and marvel at The Mystery that arrests us in every encounter with Art. A sense of stepping through the archway that opens after engaging at length with the gift of an artist. Loved it. Ah - of course! - the video is art. Thankyou - 🙏🏻🌼🙏🏻

this video <3 you are so special!

Mur Murs is the best

I watched a few of those interviews with Charlie Rose. When The Charlie Rose show was one of the few places you could see contemporary art interviews. The other being Sunday Morning on CBS. Before KZfaq.

Love your content so much please keep it up !❤

I love your videos so much

Love what you do! Are more videos on the way?

love your videos

I love your series. I hope you can do one on Josef Albers

So cool to learn all of this info on her! Thank you for the video :)

lead does oxidize. that's where lead white comes from.

This video is a fresh of breath air, seems a lot of video essays end up becoming this Wikipedia skimming fact bubbles that don't really say anything, i like how passionate you are about the topic and how you add an anecdotal layer that helps really explore a different perspective to cy twombly's art. The whole video is also laid back and chill, and I like the under editing, it just feels like the perfect kind of video for these times where everyone is trying to out best everyone else in the attention market.

Very interesting. Your talk reminds me of a play by Yasmina Reza titled Art. One of the characters buys a completely white painting. The play is about how the painting affects the relationship between the characters. It's a brilliant play.

Ĺoved it , Thankyou from Australia

Simone Leigh said at a talk at the Hirshorn that she was inspired by the blue incorporated in Black hair in comics, too!

Thank you very much! It’s great episode

What a beautiful video. Im new at your page, I intend to follow it and keep enjoying your vids. Thanks so much

Twombly is such a mediocrity.

Thank you!

Love your perspective.

I like the work very much. Great documentary, Thank you!

Thank you for your work. Merci.

You are wonderful. What heart and intellect!

Lovely

RIP Serra. Great video

Nice very informative

Twombly!

Promo*SM 🌷

Love the insight that White is the essence of the spectrum of colour!

Hey You! Thankyou for some clearly dilligent and rewarding research. Go girl. Been listening to a few of your documents whilst painting. I assume thats allowed. Just subscribed. Stay strong 🎉

i think of Arthur Jafa's work when it comes to the topic of white and black in his artworks.

I'm so happy to have found your channel

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My favorite shade of blue is Yves Klein blue and I'm so happy to discover this video because I learned a lot about how blue is used over time and history. Thank you 💙

Thank you so much for your Care and Understanding of such a Spiritual Artist <3

I always think about the Alex Grey painting “Polar Unity” when I ponder white & black. ❤ great video.

Thank you. I would like to add a few more observations. White surfaces appear to increase light reflectivity. In the absence of colour, we tend to look harder for nuances of mark and surface. This seems to invite meditative or contemplative states when looking at the work. Also, as in the case of Robert Ryman, if white has been pre- determined for a series of works, then the artist can switch focus to the other aspects of making outside of colour.

welcome back, and thanks for the thought material.

Thank you for a beautiful and inspiring video 🤍 Love all the visual references in this episode.

Another beautiful, informative and inspiring episode. Good to know I’m not alone in skipping the first page 😂🤍

In Cleo from 5 to 7 the two hours refer to the period between work and home - in France traditionally the period of time a man would visit his mistress before returning to the family. That netherworld between public and private defined in Cleo by her waiting on her diagnosis, her relationship with boyfriend, her view of her career and finally her conversation with the soldier. That in betweenness plays out through the body of her work often literally like in La Pointe Courte, La Bonheur, One Sings, Kung Fu. Even in more personal films The Black Panthers, Demy and JR she herself is the one in between the worlds of public and private. I love your content, research and insights (modalities is four star!) but … I’d love to see you delve deeper into the major themes/throughlines of the bodies of work you are looking at.

I worked as gallery walker for several months at the Noguchi in LIC, it was a privilege to experience his work over a length of time. Noguchi steps beyond his mentor Brancusi in putting aside style, prefigure post-modernism, but a Noguchi is always recognizable as a Noguchi. There is always a spirit or sensibility that is unmistakable. He really takes Brancusi’s ground breaking concern for presentation (one of the first modern examples if installing art) and began asking questions about human interaction with the work - the Graham theater sets, flat pack sculptures, playground and public squares, commercial industrial design and then the museum

I love your videos. Thank you for your insightful work!

Thank you for your brilliant and engaging presentations! We love your insightful art videos.

More, please!

Informative first video. Subscribed.

Wow, amazing video, subscribed! The work put into this<3 One of my favorites as well, would love one on Ettore Sottsass:)))

Chair edging episode.

Stunning video essay

Great content