Marcel Dzama: Drawing with Raymond Pettibon | Art21 "Extended Play"
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- čas přidán 3. 09. 2019
- Episode #266: From their mutual gallery in New York City, Marcel Dzama and Raymond Pettibon collaborate on a new series of drawings. "I enjoy working alone for about a month and then after that I really need to be around other artists," explains Dzama, "I always really enjoy collaboration." The two artists work side-by-side on large-scale drawings of cathedrals, horses, and waves, allowing their work to unfold organically.
For Dzama, his collaboration with Pettibon is especially significant. "He was the first contemporary artist I had heard of," explains Dzama, "I really feel that he opened the door for the acceptance drawing as a main art form, not as just the sketch before the painting."
Since meeting through an event at their gallery, Pettibon and Dzama now frequently collaborate, allowing their own styles and signature imagery to influence one another. "I've definitely found that I have this looseness to my work when I collaborate," says Dzama. "It gives it more of an energy. The work is alive."
Marcel Dzama was born in 1974 in Winnipeg, Canada. Fantastical and absurd, Dzama's drawings feature a cast of humans, animals, and hybrid creatures rendered in pencil, ink, watercolor, and, at times, root-beer syrup. Dzama draws upon a mix of influences-from childhood monsters, like the Wolfman and Dracula, to the work of artists like Marcel Duchamp, Francisco Goya, William Blake, and Francis Picabia-to create unique worlds that are at once surreal and familiar, sweet and violent, and chaotic and elegant.
Learn more about the artist at:
art21.org/artist/marcel-dzama/
CREDITS | Producer: Ian Forster. Interview: Ian Forster. Editor: Rosie Walunas. Camera: John Marton. Colorist: Jonah Greenstein. Artwork courtesy: Marcel Dzama, Raymond Pettibon, and David Zwirner. Special thanks: Jonathan Munar.
"Extended Play" is supported by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Arts; and, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council; the Art21 Contemporary Council; and by individual contributors.
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That family collaborative painting is incredible
To work in a studio like this- let alone a collaboration with somebody- is a huge dream of mine. I'm going to miss the atmosphere of my art classes once they're over, but what you have here is the perfect balance of everything I like about them. In a way, watching the process here is more interesting than the art itself. It's a special wonder to see both artists work off each other, starting in silence when they work together and eventually moving on with casual conversation. You're living the dream.
Love seeing the work of Marcel and Raymond!!
Absolutely loved this. Thank you.
I enjoyed this. =)
great art pieces.
and I often daydream about having a large studio to work in like that. =)
I understand. When my friends and I first began, we worked together on a single canvas .
Anyone know where Raymond is? Psuedo-friend on twitter and big fan, he hasn't tweeted since 2019 ended. Miss him and his insane tweet style and opinions about shit all over the last century
I’m here for drawing 15 art warm up
It’s no Warhol and Basquiat
nobody said it is.
their collaboration was by all accounts (including mine) terrible
I guess anything goes in art these days.
Not very ambitious ,are these two professional artists .
er...yup.
Thats the idea, they dont need to be
Do you know who they are? Most likely not
I wonder what mr.Castle believes is truly ambition lol.. but I dont think i wanna spend my time listening to his opinion about it anyways
where is the drawing part?? its just two gay guys painting together over drawings
Kikikik
they're pretty happy you got that right! Appears the two are drawing conclusions with the addition of paint, a natural choice preceding the drawing. why do you care? Did you know who these two were prior to clicking?
@@sitahsinrva the title says drawing
@@thomaschurchwell5180 is humming not singing? I can be aware of my american filter sometimes because i was made aware that its wrong a lot of the times. Sure the title says drawing but do you know the definition of the word as the world understands it to be?
literally google drawing
pretty boring