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This conversation is even better the second time around.

Outstanding. One of the greatest contemporary American artists. ☕️ Brilliant,

I'm so glad that this meeting took place.

“I don’t understand why an image of a suffering black man is any less legitimate than an image of jesus christ” 🤯 heavy…

this was so special

Spectacular

For the longest time I hated her paintings. I thought they profited off the objectification of women - the fact she’s a women artist means little to me. And then I began to look at the backgrounds, how beautiful and far reaching they are and how impossible they are to look at due to these voluptuous, implausible female bodies in the way. I realized her work speaks to the Achilles heel our desire have, how our mentalities prevent us from perceiving. At the same time these women have lives of their own, they are through our perception of them realized, as well all are. I think she is a brilliant artist, many imitators but no one surpasses her.

Ty

Fantastic work Lucas; beautiful dialogue.

I think this is soooooo cool

Thank you for this episode, I was filled with questions and wonder and with clarity all at the same time. Definitely subscribed and will listen again 👏 First time listener

Cady says "no photos"

Need more inter-media convos like this.

Joy Harjo, like Himla Af Klint, is an artist rooted in the Intellect and the Intuitive. Many thanks for this very insightful interpretation and stimulating conversation.

What an amazing conversation! Thank you for this.

Top 3 favorite 💖. Basqiuat, Hilma, Miro ✨

Post modernist bongs should be a thing

Luc Tuymans is the one that knocks.

Vom Abend Zum Morgen ( Full title) . - From the evening to the morning. Hilde Langen

Very, very good, if not almost precise, analyses of Richter's oeuvre.

Loved this honest interview

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 1️⃣0️⃣/1️⃣0️⃣ -OY3AH!

"If nobody has a negative reaction to what you do you not doing anything" damn I needed to hear that

Such beautiful works! Blessings.

THE GREATEST

The negative sayings used to keep me down down bad. Coming out from that and hearing these words just encouraged me to keep on. Thanks Arthur

Saw his piece Apex in NY and immediately was obsessed. Thank you for this video.

I wonder how talks like this fall on non-artist ears. For a painter, this was pure shop talk. His mention of it taking a min. to screw up the courage to allow drawing back in, and the wonderful breakdown of sitting to working ratio and the security guard analogy was an absolute home run. Also really appreciated how he explained his concept of titling his pieces - exactly right - they set the ambiance, but do not throw down a specific subject that the viewer then maps to the abstraction. Great video, really generous with pacing and vivid IMAX level views of the show. Merci!

Marvelous

Really dope

Great execution love your art we know

thank you. Joe is cool. the work is amazing. gotta see this show.

Always glad to see a new Joe video. Soft spoken wisdom!

The white lines are fascinating and a kind of signature so to speak.

Awesome ! Thanks for showing.

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what a treat! thank you David ;p

They can't stop me imma do what imma do yea👍😀

I absolutely love the work. The interplay between line and color. I definitely see the references to Picasso and Miro. Lovely work.

Would have loved to hear him talk more about sitting in the studio AND the drawing / painting connection. What's his keep / toss ratio, for example, in the drawings. I love how decisive and unlabored the drawings look - where do these images come from? Gotta see this show before it leaves.

Very interesting!

boss

Dig 💜

I really like what he said at the beginning. I feel like that way of thinking can be applied broadly.

very inspiring

This was great!

Love the conversation and learning abut this artist, what freshness and authenticity. Love the bold color!

Really got lost in this enjoyable exchange, thank you !

awesome. I feel like I stumbled across a small gold mine.

What an interesting conversation and topic. Coincidentally, I have a print of af Klint's "Adulthood" above my computer at all times.