Mark Bradford's Layered Urban Art | Brilliant Ideas Ep. 76
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 เม.ย. 2018
- Mark Bradford is an American artist from Los Angeles. Known for drawing on the urban environment, he uses what he finds around him as material for his multi-layered work. He’s been chosen to represent the United States in the Venice Biennale, perhaps the biggest commission of any artist’s career. Born in 1961, Mark spent much of his early years in the hair salon run by his mother in downtown Los Angeles.
He was born in 1961? Geez, he looks like he’s maybe 30 years old. Very insightful person.
Exxaactllyy !!!! As I started regranting that what I am doing in my 25 years of age and then just got shocked by knowing his year of birth..🤣
Black dont crack
Born in 1961? Wow... He hasn’t aged!
Saw your "60 Minutes" interview...love your comments. "Art has value..because it has VALUE...I'm not gonna wait for someone to tell me my work has value.I would still be waiting." I AGREE! 😀😃😂
Exactly!
You won’t see them unless you need them I love that statement
“We as a society can do more to not turn our gaze if a person says I’m in need”
I am in love.. this artist is true to ART, thank you..
Amazing work, moving and just plain beautiful.
Mark seems like a very cool genuine artist!! love his work!!!
Mark's work is stunning.
A beautiful soul. A genuine artist. All the feels💕
I love his process of thinking and walking. Sometimes I have to walk to think too!
Brilliant , brilliant artist !!
the best contemporary artist in abstraction.
An amazing Abstract Artist with real and meaningful world-changing vision. I love his artwork and his mind and heart behind his art. Great work!
Beyond inspiring! Your work gave me so much joy to watch... Respect!!!
Wow, he is fantastic!
Love this....thank you for the inspiration.
Amazing job through the mind process, awesome!
'Strength in expression but diverse in humility' somethin I just thought of and how I see Mark, thank u boss for bringin art and depiction of what needs to change and create new
Thank you for your inspirational artwork as well as giving back to your neighborhood. Thank you for giving these children the gift of Art
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Take up space. Demand it it’s your Right. It’s your Life. Make the most of it
Mark Bradford, a Scriber of Life❤️
Love the way he relates his insight to his process in producing his art pieces.
HIS INSIGHTS ARE BRAINWASHING FROM PROPAGANDA... THE ART INVENTIVENESS THOUGH WAS BRILLIANT.. HIS METHODS OF CREATION ARE GENIOUS AND HE SHOULD HAVE STUCK TO THAT..
congratulations m b and best wishes to you, your loved ones and friends this new year
It's heartening to see success and good fortune come so quickly to such a hugely talented artist. His massive studio compound, assistants, and all the infrastructure he needs to make these enormous works - it's just great that he has what he needs to keep generating his amazing work, and not having to wait till he's had a few decades under his belt. Very inspiring.
Incredible stuff!!
What an amazing guy and Artist 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
What a great artist: he's created lots of amazing art. Thank you for putting this up.
Mark is the mirror mirror on the wall answering in his art the question amer’ca is asking itself daily “who is the farest of them all?” ... but his truth sets America free of its illusions. Brilliant. Brutal. Beautiful. Giving back to community.
What an Amazing story, perfect for the times now! Thanks for sharing and congrats Mark Bradford!
ONLY IF YOU BELIEVE THE LIBERAL LEFT PROPAGANDA AND LIES.. APART FROM THE THAT THE BRILLIANT ART COULD HAVE BEEN MADE ANYTIME IN THE LAST 70 YEARS...
@@shaunclark425 You have a miserable puny little life.
Shaun Clark this presentation gave me a truly better understanding of abstract art. Just as Mark Bradford said of his own work, “I don’t know how to represent all of America but I can bring you into the mind of Mark.” If you have a aversion to identity expression; well of course this work will be distasteful too you, but I’m sure you’d rather see it displayed from the mind of a artist than expressed in our politics. Am I correct?
Really nice work!
❤ Great...Great ❤
He is so intelligent and inspiring
Impressive colors and shapes
love this artist!
my new favourite artist, where the heck have you been?
amazing. a true artist.
Brilliant....!
Great Artist
Just saw his exhibition in Shanghai, quite incredible.
Best living artist.
NO SUCH THING... ABSURED COMMENT..
Brilliant guy!!!
What an amazing guy 👍
Very Inspirational indeed
Fantastic
Wow! Love his work
Interesting man, amazing art.
His was a great art and meaningful
I love your artworks it is so wonderfull to me
INSPIRATIONAL GREAT ARTIST
Thanks sir🙏
Powerful outstanding from being pushed to the margins by a dark mass in the center of the room (the negative space of turmor) to large scale entrails throwing up of guts (psychic communal temporal purging)to that last moving image of the man walking away (our David) as commentary of a history within a history of the tension and crisis and beauty and inventiveness and resilience. Wow. The gift of the artist is to see the symbols within the context of our times that release us from ignorance. viscerally. That give us a glimpse of something as complex simple unbearable unnameable and unknowable as truth. So glad I learned about this artist today. My heart swells.
ARTISTS ARE TO CREATE INTERESTING VISUAL WONDERS ..THATS IT... EVERYTHING ELSE IS BULLSHIT AND PROPAGANDA...
WHAT TRUTH?.. NO HES PUSHING THE MYTH OF THE OPPRESSED BLACK AND HISPANIC PERSON.. THE MYTH THAT GAYS ARE OPPRESSED... DEAR GOD WHEN ARE THESE PEOPLE GOING TO STOP THEIR IGNORANT PITTY PARTY??
@@shaunclark425 ^ click bait.
Miriam C Jackson
That was beautiful. Artists are truth seekers and tellers. Those who have the eyes to see the heart to feel the WILLINGNESS to expand how we experience and expect from the world.
Artists are prophets and visionaries leading us into the beauty of the unknown.
Good man
Beautiful, art is not dead only bullshit Artists are louder
WOULD LOVE TO SEE HIS BRILLIANT TECHNIQUES HE USES TO CREATE HIS BRILLIANT WORK..
super art
We like this
Genius
Profound, considering what is going on right now.
de l'art éphémère, que l'on oublie
genius
Anyone know what the music is that kicks in at 1:05?
Bravo⭐️thank you for sharing your art 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈 inspiring. 💜nyc
🙏🤗❤🧡💛
Follow the voice
My dads name is mark bradford so I randomly searched his name on TH-cam and I found this😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Came here from 60 minutes.
WE SHOULD ONLY HELP PEOPLE IN NEED IF THEY ARE TAKEING RESPONSIBILITY TO DO ALL THEY CAN TO AVOID THE PROBLEM IN HTE FIRST PLACE.. AND EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY IF THEY ARE TAKEING RESPONSIBILITY TO DO ALL THEY CAN TO SOLVE THEIR OWN PROBLEMS..IF THEY CANT BE ARSED THEN F**K EM!!
I like his work but his he just going to use posters and paper the for rest of his life. He is very innovative and I have been following his work already for awhile but after five years I am expecting some sort of evolution and a development from his work. This is not a critic I am just waiting for the best of him and what he will be able to create in the future I think it will be very promising and inspiring for the young artists.
Look deeper...it's inspiring now.
Next Basquiat
Never self taught got the break
MY NIGGA
His work is extremely similar Clifford Still
This is not art, this is fashion with material. Has nothing to do with classical painting or drawing. But there is a lot of this stuff in the artworld. There should be two types of art, one for skill, natural talent and another for people who are able to create things out of materials. Reminds mw of those shows who give you an hour to create something with a theme in mind. Those are not true artists those are people with creativity. A true artist never does things based on what other people want, they do things for themselves even if no one would ever see it or buy it. These other people are created for commercialism .
great video, but the narration and fake ad breaks are super tacky.
It's almost axiomatic that artists talk the standard "art talk - highfalutin sounding inscrutable gibberish". Perhaps they feel that by doing this it gives them a sense of bearing and gravitas. Does art have to be verbally described ?
Matthew Jackson I’m an artist and I totally agree with you about the “art talk”. I HATE IT. Sadly it’s what Gallery’s, artist statement and anybody of important want to hear or else they feel you don’t know what your doing. I did opening for four years and finally just quit because I couldn’t stand all the phony bull Do I still make art. Yes. why. Because I have to.
Good artists talk less shit.
Many artists just don't have anything interesting or well-thought-out to say about their art practice, because it comes from some hard to locate and name source of emotions and the belief that their emotions are superbly rich and unique. This artist's story is utterly interesting and I enjoyed it tremendously. It is very important for an artist to verbalize thoughts, purpose, etc., to communicate with the audience. There is no inner reality without the language, there is no 'soul', there is no auto-reflexivity without the language. I believe that if you cannot explain what you do and how you do it - you don't know what you do. And that is also ok, many artists are driven by the emotions only. Great talk
THAT THE GAME...AS AN ARTIST MYSELF I CAN TELL YOU THAT THE 'ARTITS STATEMENT' IS AS CREATIVE AS THE WORK...JUST ENJOY THE ART AND FORGET ALL THE PROPAGANDA AND BULLSHIT...
ITS ALL LIES TO IMPRESS... DONT BE DUMB ENOUGH TO TAKE ANY OF THE BULLSHIT SERIOUSLY....REMEMBER PICASSO ONLY EVER STATED ABOUT THREE SENTENCES ON WHAT HE DID AND LOOK HOW MUCH HE CREATED...
A matriarchal black society. I'm shocked. right
Do heterosexual black men have opportunities in the visual arts world. Ive notice alot of gay black men becoming stars and successful in the visual arts world. But no heterosexual black men. Should we give up seeing theres no opportunity for us other then nba nfl and becoming a rapper (trapper) Smh?
Please see work by Hank Willis Thomas, Kerry James Marshall, Glenn Ligon, Kehinde Wiley, Yinka Shonibare, Barkley L. Hendricks, El Anatsui, Eric N Mack(emerging artist) these are a few heterosexual black male artists off the top of my head, this should get you started as you discover more people.
@@agneswaruguru2336 thank you
yes, thank you. i'm not a black male but i want to see the work and creativity is not assigned to only one group.
@@scottfisher368 Will L Pope, and btw Kehinde Wiley isn't heterosexual
DOESNT MATTER YOU SEXUALITY, COLOUR OR GENDER... YOU HAVE TO CREATE ART PEOPLE WANT AND BE GOOD AT SELF PROMOTION THATS ALL... THE IDEA OF 'PRIVELEDGE' AND ALL THAT IS LIES FROM TH LIBERAL LEFT WHO THINK THEY ARE ENTITLED TO STUFF BECAUSE THEY WANT IT AND PUSH THE ANTI-STRAIT, ANTI-WHITE, AND ANTI-MALE AGENDA...
I kind like the idea of his work but honestly he is not creating anything new to the artworld. He is literally collecting trash and making millions of dollars from it. The ridiculous artworld selecting their friends from their circle, this is not innovative it doesnt require any skill to collect trash from the streets and hang it onto a wood platform. hahahahah basically I only can consider this a trash design a type of wall paper for the ignorant s that believe this will be the biggest hit of the art market.
Don't mean any harm, but AIDS wasn't anybody's fault. Its the eventual end result from unclean and debauched lifestyle choices.
People gor AIDS through blood transfusions. Look up Paul Michael Glazer's wife, Arthur Ashe etc. Get the facts!
There is a big I in all your work, Mark. I'm not an official critic, but from what I saw, it just looks like a Rauschenberg piece done by other guy with different problems and probably more self centered. Really cannot understand the why of if, but again, i'm not a critic. If you see it without that small context that is life is revolving, you might find that emptiness that we normally see in this type of practice. It is not the viewer that is empty, no, it's just that your language is too complex where the reality is very often quite very simple and subtle. I recommend shoemaking. Lot's of honest work in there and you'll be making something that has a real use. Good luck!
Y
Shoemaking?
Genius