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The Multimedia Library is a Community Interest Company, set up to fund and create unique video programmes for the Arts. These programmes include
gallery exhibition previews and commentaries
rare interviews with living artists
lectures from art experts
discussions and talks from commentators, gallery curators and artists
educational programmes
bringing little known but valuable arts and crafts organisations into the light
gallery exhibition previews and commentaries
rare interviews with living artists
lectures from art experts
discussions and talks from commentators, gallery curators and artists
educational programmes
bringing little known but valuable arts and crafts organisations into the light
Norman Rockwell presented by Charlie Harris
The fabulous Charlie Harris tells us why Norman Rockwell was so important to the planting the idea of what a glowing wholesome Christmas would look like. Rockwell an American artist and illustrator decked the covers of The Saturday Evening Post with 323 original covers for over 47 years, as well as several American covers. When he died he left behind 4,000 original pieces of art which still can be found today on many a greeting card. Along with Dickens and Coca Cola would Christmas be the same without him?
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Charlie Waite talks to The Arts Society
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Every year The Arts Society hold their ArtVent calendar where inspirational accredited lecturers give a 5 minute lecture to camera. This year it was Charlie Waite, firmly established as one of the world’s leading landscape photographers. Here he talks about the photograph that gives him the most pleasure. Over the last twenty-five years, Charlie has lectured throughout the UK, Europe and the US...
Over The Rainbow - YELLOW
มุมมอง 162 ปีที่แล้ว
The Arts Society during the month of June made a series of short videos called Over The Rainbow. Each lecturer gives a background to six of the colours of the rainbow to coincide with Gay Pride month. The colour yellow is looked at by Twigs Way who passionately tells you why yellow is so important. Twigs Way is an accredited lecturer for The Arts Society.
Over the Rainbow - ORANGE
มุมมอง 92 ปีที่แล้ว
The Arts Society during the month of June made a series of short videos called Over The Rainbow. Each lecturer gives a background to six of the colours of the rainbow to coincide with Gay Pride month. The colour Orange is looked at by Stevan Barrett who gives you a brief history of the colour orange and its vibrancy. Steven Barrett is an accredited lecturer for The Arts Society.
Over the Rainbow - RED
มุมมอง 72 ปีที่แล้ว
The Arts Society during the month of June made a series of short videos called Over The Rainbow. Each lecturer gives a background to six of the colours of the rainbow to coincide with Gay Pride month. The colour red is looked at by John Francis who gives you a passionate view of why you should watch the film The Red Shoes. John Francis is an accredited lecturer for The Arts Society.
Over the Rainbow - GREEN
มุมมอง 42 ปีที่แล้ว
The Arts Society during the month of June made a series of short videos called Over The Rainbow. Each lecturer gives a background to six of the colours of the rainbow to coincide with Gay Pride month. The colour green is looked at through our gardens in Ireland by Tom Duncan who gives you a potted history of the colour. green in nature. Tom Dunan is an accredited lecturer for The Arts Society.
Over the Rainbow - MAUVE
มุมมอง 172 ปีที่แล้ว
The Arts Society during the month of June made a series of short videos called Over The Rainbow. Each lecturer gives a background to six of the colours of the rainbow to coincide with Gay Pride month. The colour mauve was so important that they tried to strict it to only the upper classes being able to wear it. A short history of the colour mauve is told by Susan kay-Williams an accredited lect...
The Colours of the Rainbow - BLUE
มุมมอง 12 ปีที่แล้ว
The Arts Society during the month of June made a series of short videos called Over The Rainbow. Each lecturer gives a background to six of the colours of the rainbow to coincide with Gay Pride month. The colour Blue is looked at by Jeni Fraser who gives you a potted history of the colour. Jeni is an accredited lecturer for The Arts Society.
Toby Faber - My Grandfather's Gramophone
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Toby Faber takes a closer look at a gramophone owned by his grandfather, the founder of Faber & Faber.
A Noble Invention unfolding an Eighteenth Century Fan - lecture by Jacob Moss
มุมมอง 173 ปีที่แล้ว
A fascinating world of fans Jacob Moss demonstrates that - beyond cooling - fans tie in with a wide range of subjects such as fashion, art history, craftsmanship, world events, religion and social history.
Flávio Albino Rodrigues
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Filmed at home during lockdown this is a collaboration with The Arts Society and Royal Academy of Music Flávio Albino Rodrigues was born in Viseu, Portugal, in 2000. Born into a family where both his mother and his father played the accordion, he was drawn into music at a very young age. He began to read music and play the accordion, alongside with guitar, with his father as his professor. Soon...
SERGIO BUCHELI
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Filmed at home during lockdown this is a collaboration with The Arts Society and Royal Academy of Music Born in Mexico City, Sergio Bucheli started playing the classical guitar before moving to the UK to study at the Yehudi Menuhin School thanks to a bursary awarded by the Rolling Stones. In September 2016, Sergio was awarded the ABRSM and Christopher Hogwood Scholarships to pursue his undergra...
Dr Graham Jones - Music of the Caribbean
มุมมอง 383 ปีที่แล้ว
Dr Graham Jones gives a fascinating insight into the influences and traditions that have shaped the diverse range of musical genres across the island cultures. Another of The Arts Societies Lectuers at Home series.
Viv Lawes talks about Chinese export silks in the 18th century
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Viv Lawes talks about Chinese export silks in the 18th century
Irving Finkel - Rescuing Unwanted Diaries
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Irving Finkel - Rescuing Unwanted Diaries
Ludwig van Beethoven’s Fit of Rage: when his Third Symphony became the Eroica - by Sandy Burnett
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Ludwig van Beethoven’s Fit of Rage: when his Third Symphony became the Eroica - by Sandy Burnett
Nicola Moorby An Artist of Note: Turner and the new £20
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Nicola Moorby An Artist of Note: Turner and the new £20
Mark Hill talks about the Revolutions in Glass in the 1960s
มุมมอง 1974 ปีที่แล้ว
Mark Hill talks about the Revolutions in Glass in the 1960s
Venice: Dressed and Undressed - Lecture by Sarah Dunant
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Venice: Dressed and Undressed - Lecture by Sarah Dunant
I love this video, had to watch it twice to appreciate what was being said and the machine. Wow. Now I want one! 😀
What a awonderful part of my life.
Reply of my statement/chart not show as on today, please show know
Show chart list of 3D pentograph manual one, how make template
Please show how to make master template for accuracy
Sorry I made this film a long time ago and have lost contact with the engravers. Maybe someone seeing your post can help.
Great to see the Guvnor being interviewed at the CAA.
Que gusto saber de ti, y que tu arte sigue adelante. Felicidades desde México.
Hi Mr Venning! You were my Art History teacher at Brooklands College! We studied the Italian Renaissance and the art and architecture of Ancient Greece and Rome and we travelled to Florence and New York together! Do you remember Paula and Julie? We were Mature Students back then and we asked too many questions! We LOVED your classes Mr V! Thank you xxx
That enamel work is mind blowing
Eric Shanes taught me at Chelsea Scool of Art and was wonderfully enlightening.....
I love this!! very informative and a lovely presenter :)) And great cinematography too :P
One of the fun things about operating one of these is you learn to read backwards.
This is awesome stuff. I am excited to see the gunwork. It's my dream to make and regulate and embellishing a double rifle , or maybe a drilling rifle.
Same. Watched so many videos. I wish I could find a class or someone to show me.guess I'm going to buy some stuff and figure it out..The enamel that Jane did..Was so sick.
Wonderful and informative lecture, Ms. Moorby! Can't wait to get the note for myself when I next go to Britain! Greetings from Ottawa! 🍁🍁🍁🍁
It is a really fascinating little bank note and all the work that went into it - amazing.
An EMG... What a gramophone to inherit!
Very interesting. An excellent and engaging presentation. Thank you.
I am so glad you enjoyed it, I didn't realise there is so much to learn in currency until I made this video, so really appreciate your comments.
Always a joy to hear Roy talk, whatever the subject.
If you’re his daughter Debbie, I was a massive fan of Roy’s. His News Huddlines was one of BBC Radio’s best ever comedy shows and they behaved indecently taking it off without a thank you for his quarter of a century of giving laughter. I utterly loved his Max Miller like cheeky chappieness and he was every bit as good a comedian as Max, better often and more versatile. And a perfect straight actor too. I suspect he was as good a Dad as he was a comedian. I just know he was a lovely man. Best wishes. Paul
Roy Hudd had so much knowledge about the old time British Music Halls and entertainment in general.
Nice one, very honest and gives a lot of history.
Such a remarkable man you are, Mr. Finkel! I am completely enchanted by your charisma and deep understanding of the values of our world! Thank you so much for this video! You really made me a better man.
Thank you so much, what a truly lovely comment. I will pass this message on to Mr Finkel, who will be delighted.
G'day Malc. Just happened to drop on this.... how you doing? All the best, Dave Austin. Ex Brackley Police, 09/05/69 to 08/05/99. Yep, retired last century.
Dear Sir, i just purchased a '' Brand New'' and yes i said Brand New Kuhlmann Gm II/3D pantograph from the 1960's, it's a storage find, the Grand Son of the Original Corporate Owner made one graving to try it out but that's it, it's a Beauty, the paint is perfect, still has its original rope belt, i also have 3 sets of stencils, looking to using it one day !
I would like to help someone sell 20 master plates for the pantograph. Please let me know if you are interested.
👌❤️👍 Amazing And Beautiful ART Work ❤️ 👍 But Today in the "Modern " Time .....What befor Take Few Weeks to do ....Today Whit = = Wen Using a LASER Machine 😁👍 it's Take Just Few Minutes ....😁 To Do The Same ....😁😁😁 But Stell it's A Beautiful And Amazing ART Work ❤️👍🤠
What a beauty of works, what artists, great, God bless you
is there anywhere i could go to try this out?been looking into engraving alot recently and thinking of spending alot on the tools.but would love to give it a try before hand
Try www.handengravers.org.uk/courses/ good luck
@@MMLmotion thanks for the advice
@notfiveo god love a tryer😉
funny... i am trying to teach myself to become a craftsman... i am making my first rifle!.... i thought i was getting good until i saw this... you guys are truly masters.... i hope to be as good as you guys one day!😃
I’m sorry
He has died
I need a bloody lesson going to order one 👍👍👍
Computers will take over
I need a pantograph for my everlast plasma cutter. Tracing designs and cutting them out of metal would be cool.
Mr Scott is a legend.
MMLmotion ; At the moment I have 388 subscriptions on You[tube] , and I have just subscribed to your channel , making you my 389th. subscription . I have only one question . where can I get one of those paper weights ? Jack
I will get in contact with a hand engraver to pass on your comments. Thank you
Great video by a great guy (Jim).
Fucking dull.
Just finished reading "A Fart in a Colander"...he must be 80 in this YOuTube
He's no where near good an artist as he thinks he is .
I don't get the impression that he is too full of his own worth as an artist. He thinks he is good enough, and I agree! an interesting artistic society commentator
What is a "good" artist in your opinion? You seem very knowledgeable.
Love this film, my first job when I left school in the 80's was to work as an engraver on the very same machines as this. Loved every minute of the job
Love it.
very sexy talk
Roy is one of the greats!
enamel work to die for...
It does my heart good to see English engravers working on guns. At some point the government decreed weapons as scary and dangerous, unfit for civilized society and the common people. At least not without close government supervision. A beautiful English art began to die. As an American, I still relish the idea of a fine English double or drilling. A 20ga upland gun and a fine Nitro rifle is a dream of mine. Seems the Italians have stolen the market these days with poor knock-offs. Perhaps the art of not just the embellishment, but the crafting of a fine weapon will eventually return to the isles. One can hope.
so SEXY !!!
Roy seems like such a nice bloke. I must see him 'live' Still have memories of him in his Litter Defence campaign
Great to see the old trades, please show more of the set up and operation of the pantograph by this nice gent, as i have just got a similar machine and do not know much about using it, i do not have any letters to copy at the moment. thank you for posting the film.Regards Ed.
Unfortunately I am just the film maker who is passionate about publicising dying trades. But I am so glad that you liked it.
MMLmotion I've got some vintage bike components that will need re pantograph ing after chroming and I would really like it done as original is this guy in London? can I have the company name
Sorry for taking so long in replying. They are based in London, please mention my name: Jane at MML Guill & Stephenson Pennybank Chambers 33-35 St John’s Sq. London EC1M 4DS Tel: 0207 250 0651 Email: guillstephenson@aol.com
MMLmotion Hi Just wanted to say that I work with them in their workshops and that they have moved to a different workshop around the corner. Their new address is: Guill and Stephenson The Goldsmiths Centre 42 Britton street London EC1M5AD
old timer, computer will kill all our trades and we all will be back to farming in villages since all the repeattive jobs will be automated by computer. I'm a stenographer and even it's being automated. So back to farming, all of us.
What an amazing video...
Thank you so much. Lovely of you to show your appreciation.
I think Roy is great!
Very beautiful !!! I like handmade !!! Thank you !
Grateful for your comments. Thank you