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Max Lowtide
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 24 พ.ย. 2013
The official channel of American painter Max Guarnaccia
Painting of the Week Episode 12: Aryz
In three short minutes we examine the compositional techniques being used to create tension and psychological distance in this #mural installation by #Aryz
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Painting of the Week Episode 11: Jasper Johns
มุมมอง 61ปีที่แล้ว
In 3 short minutes we'll address how this seemingly mundane work of #art hits on multiple levels of analysis and is thus fully deserving of its iconic place in the post war art canon. #Jasperjohns #arthistory #contemporaryart #arteducation
Painting of the Week Episode 10: David Alfaro Siqueiros
มุมมอง 67ปีที่แล้ว
Painting of the Week: Episode 10 David Alfaro Siqueiros Today we continue with our theme of #war represented in #arthistory by exploring the profoundly #radical Mexican painter David Alfaro Siqueiros. We explore the revolutionary foundation of #mural painting and the type of pictoral lanaguge Siqueiros employes in order to make the largest impact possible with #paint #DavidAlfaroSiqueiros #pain...
Painting of the Week Episode 9: 200 years of anti-war painting
มุมมอง 67ปีที่แล้ว
Today we look at a small collection of #antiwar paintings from the West while questioning the utility of #visualart in times of war. #arthistory #manet #picasso #guernica #goya #robertmotherwell #abstraction #arteducation
Painting of the Week Episode 8 : Henri Matisse
มุมมอง 143ปีที่แล้ว
Today I ask the audience two fundamental questions inspired by this 1910 Henri Matisse painting : Can a work that aspires to be nothing but superficial be considered great art? Secondly, to what extrent can we decostruct the figure and still call it realism? These questions are up for grabs, what do you think? #henrimatisse #postimpressionism #arthistory #art #visualart #arteducation #arteducat...
Painting of the Week Episode 7 : Sainer ETAM
มุมมอง 886ปีที่แล้ว
#thisweek we deconstruct a #mural by #Saineretam - we explore what #compositional techniques have been employed to #paradoxically create both #depth and #flatness in a picture. We also discuss the artist's use of landscape #painting to blur the boundary between #realism and #abstraction . #thanks for tuning in
Painting of the Week Episode 6: Van Gogh
มุมมอง 221ปีที่แล้ว
#thisweek we continue to pull on the thread of inquiry that began in #episode5 regarding #Japanese influence on 19th century European #painters . After briefly comparing #western and #eastern artistic #styles of representation we use #VanGogh as a case study to exemplify the various artistic #techniques imported and adopted by European painters during this very #exciting half century of #arthis...
Painting of the Week Episode 5 : Hokosai
มุมมอง 100ปีที่แล้ว
Painting of the Week Episode 5: Hokosai . In this episode we stop to #appreciate some of the other images that comprise #hokosai 's 36 views of Mount Fuji series - we all know his unbelievably #iconic #GreatWave of Kannagawa image but very seldomly are other pictures from this series given attention. It's worth noting that when #Japan opened its borders to trade in the mid 1800's European artis...
Painting of the Week Episode 4: Jeff Koons
มุมมอง 136ปีที่แล้ว
Painting of the Week Episode 4 : Jeff Koons . #thisweek we address a challenging work of #painting by conceptual artist #jeffkoons - We begin by establishing what #conceptualart is as to properly contextualize our discussion. I present a set of facts as to the #creation of this painting and encourage the #viewer to formulate their own opinion - is this work derivative or has the artist succeede...
Painting of the Week Episode 3 : Jenny Saville
มุมมอง 302ปีที่แล้ว
Today my #excitement is made more tangible than normal as we discuss two master works by contemporary art world #superstar #jennysaville - we cover why these #paintings are a fresh and truly #masterful interpretation of #thefigure and why her success in the #artmarket is both good for everyone while boldly reinforcing the idea that figurative #painting is #notdead - #thankyou for your time.
Painting of the Week - Episode 2: Thomas Hart Benton
มุมมอง 70ปีที่แล้ว
Today we discuss a work by #American painter and muralist #thomashartbenton . We approach the work at two different levels of analysis. 1 - distilling the #picture into its most foundational components; line, shape, color... 2 - addressing what the picture represents, who is representing it and its #cultural implications. . #Thankyou for joining us.
Painting of the Week - Episode 1: Neo Rauch
มุมมอง 365ปีที่แล้ว
This week we analyze a work by German painter Neo Rauch (b1960)
Varnishing a portrait commission
มุมมอง 28ปีที่แล้ว
A brief video of Houston, Texas based fine art oil painter and muralist Max Lowtide (Max Guarnaccia) varnishing his most recent portrait commission before delivering the painting to a satisfied client.
Wedding commission timelapse
มุมมอง 22ปีที่แล้ว
A short video documenting a small part of the painting process on this wedding portrait commission.
I beg to disagree. Because everything is competing in this painting. My eye travels over and over back to the swimming pool.
thats interesting, I can see why the pool is the only place of rest for your eye and for that reason you would continue to come back to it, thanks for your comment.
I’ve been obsessed with him since 2003…..feel like the time has finally caught up …brilliant painter ❤️The Leipzig School!
Its only in the past year that his work has become known to me, but when I did see it for the first time it felt immediately familiar in a strange way as if I had seen it before. he is an immensely entertaining painter and you get the sense that his well of inspiration is bottomless.
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Wow great episode!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Can u do like graphical explanation? Instead of talking, maybe it's more understandable if u do overlay or drawing on top of his work then follow up by details I'm sure it will be more fun
I love this! Thank you!
Thanks Mag!! <3
Great episode! I am hopeful that art can make a difference. It can inspire people to take action or at the very least give a visual representation to the collective pain of war.
Those are good points. They're points I agree with and haven't given adequate credence to based on the cloud of pessimism, disappointment and heartbreak we've all been living under for weeks now. Thank you for your contribution.
Nice episode!
Thank you!
Great episode! Really enjoyed this one and the contradiction between depth and flatness
Thank you good Sir!!
I never would have guessed that Van Gogh had a Japanese influence, but you illustrated it so well. Great video.
Thank you very much!
Fuckin cool, never made the connection between light and 3 dimensionality from intercontinental influences. Keep doing these man
Thank you !!
Greetings from Japan. Just a quick heads up, its not Hokosai, it's Hōkūsai.
Fair enough! Thank you for your comment ✌️
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