Gregory Crewdson | Featuring Malcolm Gladwell, Elvis Mitchell, and Jeff Tweedy | Gagosian Premieres
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- For the second episode of Gagosian Premieres, we celebrate "Gregory Crewdson: An Eclipse of Moths"-a new exhibition at Gagosian, Los Angeles-with author Malcolm Gladwell, film critic Elvis Mitchell, musician and author Jeff Tweedy, and the artist.
In his new series "An Eclipse of Moths," Crewdson depicts locales of removed isolation and anchors his photographic figures in relation to a source of light. In each image, the viewer is positioned above in a semi bird’s-eye vantage point, in scenes that combine hope with the forgotten and restlessness with ennui.
Converging from three different locations-Great Barrington, Massachusetts; New York City; and Chicago-Crewdson, Gladwell, and Tweedy speak about Crewdson’s new body of work, our current moment, the American landscape, and the musical score that Tweedy composed in connection to the series. Mitchell joins from Los Angeles to take the audience on a walkthrough of the exhibition and share his experience of seeing the works for the first time.
While the episode is airing, Crewdson will answer questions on CZcams LiveChat and present a signed and numbered limited-edition book, published by Aperture, with a personal inscription to one randomly selected viewer who participates in the conversation.
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Artwork © Gregory Crewdson. Behind-the-scenes material © Crewdson Studio. Video: Little Dot Studios
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Thank you very much for the deep insights 🙏🏼
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The best, thank you !
Love that Elvis Mitchell pointed out the bare feet, the comparison to human disrepair and verdant nature--so good!
Thank you for this 🥰
Fantastic!
Thank you 🙂
Prime example of why this guy was featured as my grad quote.
This just made my day
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Crewdson must have taken photos for 10,000 hours
Thankyou
Gorgeous photographs. Beautiful conversation.
beautiful, i need the book
this is all staged.. I mean it's fictional, the people are obviously postured, posing. if it has meaning, it's all fake, how can one feel empathy. sorry, it's like advertising for a movie.
@@cliffdariff74 things don't need to be candid to be beautiful. lol are you that shallow?
@@cliffdariff74 the fact that everything is down to his call makes it soo much beautiful. a true artist with a touch rather than a good moment.
@@MultiSupporter yep, I have just found his work and I'm in love with it. Can you recommend another artist/photographer doing work like this?
Congratulations, Gregory! Stunning, beautiful and inspiring. I can’t wait to these photographs in person...
So powerful
It was probably a decade ago that i daw three fine execs amples of Gregory Crewdson's pictures. Each one held a mystery, an unknown backstory ready to be told, if only someone could write it, capture it. But then, each new person to view a picture, i thought, would see different elements, perceive the picture in a different way. That's what's intriging and almost 'inviting' about his pictures.
Later, much later, i heard some music, Jon Hassell's inspiring sounds...and poetic title....of 'One Night the Moon came Dropping its Clothes in the Street.'
You can instantly 'see' why the title works, yet its beauty is mysterious, its metaphor is so unusual without being a cliche. Such is also the music...and, may i say, might suit a carefully selected picture by Gregory Crewdson.
I also realise, and admire, the enormous amount of preparation which goes into the photography, because his pictures are not just a lot of 'click-and-go' efforts.
I look forward to seeing more in the UK!!
Who are his models? Does he place them? What instructions does he give them?
Love this work... Can someone recommend another artist/photographer to check out.
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Moths drawn to light sources
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this is unbelievable
Unbelievable
100 k. Yeah cos 1995 was 1995. Not 2020 just like asking someone from 2045 the same thing . You are asking someone to look into the future or someone from the future looking into the past. If you wasn't in ww2 you don't know what it was like. You have to experience it.
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because these scenes are art directed, they just read as degradation porn to me, fetishizing the tropes of poverty and sorrow. no thanks.
Agree. 100%.
I get that... But there is no denying that they are beautiful and tell a story. I just found his work and I am hooked. I just getting into photography so if you can recommend another artist please tell me.
@@evertking1 look up Alec Soth, William Eggleston, Wolfgang Tillmans, Jeff Wall,Robert Adams, Robert Frank
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Thank you very much for the deep insights 🙏🏼