I gave my nephew a canvas, a brush and squeezed paints onto a palette. He is only 3 years old. I said draw whatever you want. He drew approximately the same thing as presented in the gallery. I took it to a friend who is an expert. I asked him: "How do you like my work?" He replied: "Wow, cool!" When I admitted that my 3-year-old nephew "drew" it, he got offended and now does not greet me! ))))) So much for art!
I fully understand nonbelievers having appreciation of this work by Oliver Lee Jackson, but I really liked some of it, particularly the ones with color. His long life in the arts has been consistent and true to self.
When one doesn’t create art or understand the beauty of abstraction, a common knee jerk response is that it is easy or doesn’t take much time. Nothing could be further from the truth. If it was “easy” to do and always compensated generously, everyone who could create it would happily do so. Some of those canvases alone are hundreds of dollars (or more). The color (acrylic or oil) cost more than the canvases. I imagine some of these works took months or years.
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It's scary where art has come over time. From true excellence and years of built up ability to true ineptitude, which yet many admire for some reason. Did Picasso start it? But at least it had an idea. It had a story. Today it has absolutely nothing. Just an effort to sell a painting that took the artist an hour to make for thousands and thousands of dollars. The art of painting has become the art of selling.
@@phyllismiller4583 I don't think so. Look up my name Vit Navratil and paintings, I can't put a link here and you will understand that I know what I am talking about. I don't think anything revolutionary about my painting, I have some development myself and I don't have that much time for it, but compared to this it's definitely technically somewhere else. Basic points. 1)This kind of abstract painting is a few hours work. His realistic painting does not have abstract strokes or shading, so it has no specific style characteristics, and it is also very imprecise in its conception of details of shapes and shading. It is therefore a completely amateurish painting. 2) Realistic painting consists simultaneously of simple motifs that do not have a complex structure of shapes and transitional shading. 3) It separates realistic and abstract painting from each other. I don't think this is a coincidence. It's not easy to integrate the abstract and realistic parts of a painting into one in a way that works, and you have to stop focusing on one part or the other in isolation. You have to be able to really paint. I think he separates it not because he wants to, but because he can't do it any other way.
Can you tell me please how these artist get into galleries? I've only been painting for 3.5 years now and my art surpasses this by miles. No thought no design no center of interest
When you have made art for at least *35 years* rather than only 3.5, maybe you'll finally begin to grasp the essence of what "art" is. It may also help for you to develop a generosity of spirit-an expanded vision-a willingness to open yourself to all that the things that art can do & can be--whether figurative or abstract. Perhaps then you'll begin to produce something significant that a gallery might want to show. I wish you well....💥🔥🔲🔥💥
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Stunning artworks. Love your gallery talking guide. Amazing closeup shots of the works.
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Great exhibition! Congratulations to the artists and the curator.
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Fantastic exhibition,,great artworks and the way it's been displayed,,well done,,keep up with all blessings and success..
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really enjoyed...great camera work...nice seeing a figure in relation to the paintings...gives a valuable, immediate sense of scale...many thanks
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I gave my nephew a canvas, a brush and squeezed paints onto a palette. He is only 3 years old. I said draw whatever you want. He drew approximately the same thing as presented in the gallery. I took it to a friend who is an expert. I asked him: "How do you like my work?" He replied: "Wow, cool!" When I admitted that my 3-year-old nephew "drew" it, he got offended and now does not greet me! ))))) So much for art!
Makes a difference putting ur genuine clearly I ❤ the display
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I fully understand nonbelievers having appreciation of this work by Oliver Lee Jackson, but I really liked some of it, particularly the ones with color. His long life in the arts has been consistent and true to self.
When one doesn’t create art or understand the beauty of abstraction, a common knee jerk response is that it is easy or doesn’t take much time. Nothing could be further from the truth. If it was “easy” to do and always compensated generously, everyone who could create it would happily do so. Some of those canvases alone are hundreds of dollars (or more). The color (acrylic or oil) cost more than the canvases. I imagine some of these works took months or years.
I create abstract and these my friend only one artist has talent. The rest well nothing to to understand
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I wish to display my artworks here.
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It's scary where art has come over time. From true excellence and years of built up ability to true ineptitude, which yet many admire for some reason. Did Picasso start it? But at least it had an idea. It had a story. Today it has absolutely nothing. Just an effort to sell a painting that took the artist an hour to make for thousands and thousands of dollars. The art of painting has become the art of selling.
Your so apsolutely right. Awful really. Gabriel's is good
Gabriel's actually very hard to do. It's the only one that has my vote
@@phyllismiller4583 I don't think so.
Look up my name Vit Navratil and paintings, I can't put a link here and you will understand that I know what I am talking about. I don't think anything revolutionary about my painting, I have some development myself and I don't have that much time for it, but compared to this it's definitely technically somewhere else. Basic points.
1)This kind of abstract painting is a few hours work. His realistic painting does not have abstract strokes or shading, so it has no specific style characteristics, and it is also very imprecise in its conception of details of shapes and shading. It is therefore a completely amateurish painting.
2) Realistic painting consists simultaneously of simple motifs that do not have a complex structure of shapes and transitional shading.
3) It separates realistic and abstract painting from each other. I don't think this is a coincidence. It's not easy to integrate the abstract and realistic parts of a painting into one in a way that works, and you have to stop focusing on one part or the other in isolation. You have to be able to really paint. I think he separates it not because he wants to, but because he can't do it any other way.
@@UAP-jellyfish ty for that information I will look you up.
@UAP-jellyfish I just checked out your apsolutely beautiful work. It's stunning and so beyond anything I could ever do. Just beautiful
Can you tell me please how these artist get into galleries? I've only been painting for 3.5 years now and my art surpasses this by miles. No thought no design no center of interest
When you have made art for at least *35 years* rather than only 3.5, maybe you'll finally begin to grasp the essence of what "art" is.
It may also help for you to develop a generosity of spirit-an expanded vision-a willingness to open yourself to all that the things that art can do & can be--whether figurative or abstract. Perhaps then you'll begin to produce something significant that a gallery might want to show. I wish you well....💥🔥🔲🔥💥