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This is so fuckin cool man. I wrote as a kid and then went on to do slaps, clothes, a bunch of shit. This was crazy to watch man, like a lost history of graff. I had no clue this dude knew so many of the early NY writers. Cool as fuck. I have a book of shit that I collected from other writers. Slaps, sketches people sent me, I even have stuff people sent me in the mail from other countries. It's nuts.

Thank you Corey, for taking us down the analytical cubism rabbit-hole. An informative and entertaining presentation, revealing too. Mr P and Mr B are two of my modern faves.

I like how she explains a roll up garage door

They used some basic wood working joints. Butt dowels. Thought the dude was popular. If the bare minimum gets you paid then don't try too hard.

Tbh, it kind of looks like a self-portrait in a very artsy way

Looks similar to notan studies

Good selection of art works, calm narrator, nothing superfluous 👍🏻

Absolutely stunning, what a marvelous tracher!

I like abstract art but I think people take it too seriously.

The brief look here actually makes me feel anxious. I would need to spend some time alone with it to see if something else emerges.

Weren’t Sharp and Delta the ones who tagged “ SAD” ?

I think this video was created by AI and the interviewees were AI generated.

Good morning everyone 🌹🌹🌹 The program is very nice and good. I loved sharing with the person who received my voice some of my achievements. If he is interested in art, I have 10 paintings that I painted in a way that someone preceded me with natural materials, and I want to sell them, and I do not know how to do that, so whoever would like to contact me. Welcome and thanks to everyone

Wait, which type of 511 that use supima cotton?

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They should have focused the camera on the painting not the collectors, so we could understand what Martin's saying.

You people need to look and listen more carefully to the video. Matisse originally pinned the cutouts to the burlap

New title: "Helen Mirren on herself, with a brief thought on Kandinsky"

I love the work and the man.

Great video! Learned so much

Steve has captured perfectly the appeal of abstract art for me. It is not about what the artist intended to convey. It is about the experience of the observer. Whereas representational art depicts something, abstract art only depicts itself. And, because of that, the observer is free to see whatever their mind reveals to their consciousness. Sublime is the best word for it because the experience is quintessentially subliminal.

looks like she is suturing a living piece, which she is, in a way.

Just celebrate the freedom!!!

I don't really understand why he was making a film about other cultures like it is not cultural appropriation. It's cultural colonialism in a grounded sense of the way that film has accommodated to show us images that are not local neither about situated experiences, so finding attraction in exotic through identity difference is for me way more colonial than it seems. Also, the installation itself is way symptomatic for its context, like immersive and disparate images are the bases of the economy of experience or "spectacle". Like it's a Van Gogh immersive exhibition but also reminds of the fragmentation of the digital computers where you can see multiple screens at the same time. I don't know, this work seems very gimmicky or, at least, not self-critical...

Very funny to hear Houston said like that... great piece though, thanks. Fascinating dude.

First off, you've hung it upside down...

Shame about the music

Thank you so much. I have found this very inspiring and will definitely give it a try. I love trying new styles.

Lol Yoko Ono: Notable woman artist. Enough said. I mean, she is notable...

Looking for the video itself, b/c reading Tina M Campt’s book A Black Gaze, Artists Changing How We See (MIT Press, 2021). She has an entire Verse (chapter) The Visual Frequency of Black Life, dedicated to Arthur Jafa’s works. It is a powerhorse of a book and this chapter takes my breath away, as delving into Jafa’s incredible works. Now looking for all of them and highly recommend reading Campt if you haven’t already.

Analysiert doch die Buchstaben und das fill-in wenn ihr euch so für graffiti interessiert

Guess they didn't realise it's common for the backside of doors to be painted with graffiti still even though the fronts been covered a million times. Especially in ny

I've loved silent films from highschool, and I'm going to 70. Harold Lloyd came to my school (Hollywood Highschool) with a 16mm print of KID BROTHER. I saw it again a few weeks ago at the San Francisco Silent Film Festival.

Bookmarks 1:28 unsupervised ML 5:09 existing value system / turn

the sell out is annoying add celebs looks at the galleries.He means CEzzane.

If only they asked a single question.They did in the 70s galleries didnt bs them then.

They did this propaganda is so dull .As for feminism they sold it out.

Without propaganda you can look at art the noise doesnt add to anything.

Meh.

Steve Martin is an idiot. What a fool!

This is why i love most art videos they have people who know what their talking about not the usual half a.. influencers on others subjects and channels.

This video helped so much for my art project So it’s basically wild and imaginative drawings

Amazing!

I see a person

You should do a story on new line cinema. They started out producing b- horror movies and ended up becoming a major studio with the lord of the rings franchise.

Such patience and attention to small detail! Lovely job in the end.

This was great 👍🏻

00:07 Artists are using and confronting machine learning 01:57 Unsupervised learning allows the machine to dream and speculate an imagination of a machine. 03:23 AI Art explores the potential of machine learning in creating new realities 05:22 AI systems are not scientifically objective, but skewed from the beginning 07:18 Artists use machine learning to reveal biases and implications of AI systems 09:02 Labeling images as single words ignores their complexity and diversity. 10:57 Artists redefine the concept of art and explore the relationship between humans and machines. 12:55 AI systems have a high planetary cost and are influenced by capitalism.

Peppiatt stated: "I didn't dare go and knock." But why not? Why couldn't Peppiatt just go and knock on Giacometti's door and talk to him? I was looking at my most recent sculptures and it was obvious thatt hey were far superior to the sculptures of Giacometti which are so embarrassingly bad, and no one really likes them, but art critics have to pretend to becuase they are obliged to just as they pretend to like de Kooning because they are obliged to. I am still waiting for Peppiatt to knock on my door but I don't think he dare knock: but it is his loss, not mine.

We were all cool at one time. My 17 year old daughter doesn't know that I used to run amok and go tagging at night, El Monte, La Puente, Pomona, Ontario, and Chino from 1988 to 1992. Stopped went i started working and my best friend was killed. Started attending The University of Phoenix. Achieved a Bachelors of Science in Business Management and now a Real Estate Broker.