Yves Klein: With the Void, Full Powers
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- A visionary and provocateur, Yves Klein took the European art scene by storm in a career that lasted just eight years, from 1954 to 1962. Organized by the Walker Art Center and the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, DC, in collaboration with the Yves Klein Archives in Paris, Yves Klein: With the Void, Full Powers is the first major retrospective of the artist's work in the United States in nearly 30 years.
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It is good that now-a-days many heart attacks can be avoided; RIP Yves.
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Very good luck with your thesis.
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Hi was the creator of the modern 'white room' we see everyday in the exhibitions, soo each time you go to an exhibition and all walls are white is because the first exhibition made like it was his.
No offense intended, but James Whistler invented the white gallery much, much earlier - in London during the Victorian era; 1883. Source: Dr. James Fox, "The World in Three Colours."
no he actually died from a heart attack, the third heart attacked he suffered from, and he knew he was going to die, for the immaterial, (I'm doing my master's degree thesis on him)
How did your thesis go?
This is the artist who inspired a artist named Piero Manzoni to sell cans of his own feces as art. After seeing an exhibit of Klein’s multiple canvases of blue paint he was convinced that an artist could sell anything as long as the artist was popular with the wealthy. So he pooped in multiple tin cans and called the “art pieces” “Artist’s Shit” and sold them. A can of his poop sold to Sotheby’s for $30k and that was considered a discount as his other cans of poo sold for much more. This is not a joke it’s 100% true. Hope this changes people’s feelings about artists like Klein, pollock, and Rothko as they are all frauds.
great great .. Love to connect I am on instagram philippe achard posted a lot of him on my page
@@kawakami789 its definitely proof the high art market is more abt rich people laundering money and telling each other how deep they are, it definitely doesnt mean these artists were frauds, people see value in the immaterial and abstract. tons of artists make art on this level and never see the money. they do it out of love. i dont think that would happen if the ideas were a sham
I come here because origin of dan brown
wonderful Yves Klein
Referente, desde el arte y la vida celebratoria.
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Is that how he died? Jumping off a building, without proper wings?
Anyone?
ABigOneLikeDaddys no that's a photograph of his
Nothing gets me past the initial impression that his art is ugly, except maybe the feeling that it's also fake.
Wow you're a stupe supreme.
@@jamespollock11 I'll grant that Yves Klein invented the 'high art' coffee table of the sixties, though credit might have to be shared with Arman. By the way, what is a stupe supreme? Funny how partisans of some art have to attack the intellect of anyone who simply dislikes the art. Proof of the vulgarity of the whole enterprise.
He was a visionary of the digital age
Because he died in 1962, before there was a digital age? 🤔
IS IT POSSIBLE TO PAINT SOMETHING ONE COLOR AND MAKE BANK?
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Yves Klein’s view of immaterialism supposedly came from Japanese Buddhism and the idea that you can lessen suffering if you rid yourself of material objects. However his work is the perfect example of materialism and ignorance which are two of the main factors for suffering in the Buddhist point of view. He would charge huge sums of money (the root of materialism/greed) for his pieces while at the same time convincing the public and himself that he was somehow enlightening everyone in a lesson on Zen Buddhism (ignorance). He viewed himself as some kind of expert in Buddhism because he studied judo in Japan. However his grasp on the religion was weak at best. If his point was to show the antithesis of of Buddhism then he was a genius. If not he was just a con man selling art void of any technical skill to people who were as materialistic and ignorant as he was.
Before you accuse someone, especially a great artist like Yves Klein, of ignorance, make sure you have down your homework yourself. In particular, look at why he asked people to (voluntarily) give money when they attended his exhibitions or to buy empty space or gold leaf that he would throw away. He was making a point, not enriching himself. www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2016/oct/23/yves-klein-tate-liverpool-blue-review
You're a sad, bitter, little troll. Have a wonderful life!
Funny how someone trolling me calls me a sad little troll for expressing a common sense explaination of Klein’s fake “art”. Too bad you weren’t able to refute any of my comment in any rational way. Maybe Klein supporters are kind of like trump supporters they can’t defend him with any rational so they just call people names. Try making art of your own and you’ll lose a lot of respect for “artists” like Klein. If you let the super wealthy dictate YOUR taste in art you’ll be missing out on some really amazing artists.
@@kawakami789 You've got a very impressive playlist. I can't get into GoPro - I'm into Sony 4K cameras - but you've got Hendrix, The White Stripes, and Smashing Pumpkins on your Favourites list. I took the passport photos for the Pumpkins when they had to make their first trip overseas. This was backstage at the Bill Graham Auditorium in San Francisco.
I'd write more, but I have a film to edit. As for Klein, I'm only learning about him now, this week. I don't understand your comment about "the super wealthy." I don't know anyone super wealthy - I live in northern Vermont. I've been an artist since I was three, so I've been making Art of my own for decades.
in other words you would not know who Klein was or that he ever existed if the super wealthy didn’t purchase his “art”. the super wealthy are the ones who decide which artists are popular to the masses simply by purchasing their work. Subconsciously the “art world” decides that if rich people buy it then the artist must be a genius. That is why Manzano can sell his poo for 30k, Klein can sell a plain blue canvas which probably took a half hour to paint at the most. The funniest part is that if ,like me, you don’t consider poo in can or painted women rolling around on a canvas as art ( which any newborn baby could produce) then I am the one who just doesn’t understand the awesome genius that these “artists” are. That it’s something special that only the very special artistic savants can understand but not simple minded idiots like me.
yes, he broke his ribs and a few punctured his lungs and heart and died
No. That's absolutely untrue. No offense intended. 🐧