I like the use of the camera in this. It feels very natural, much how my own eye would move around or toward a work, or a space, making it feel very natural and... easeful... is that a word? It is now. Thanks.
Back near the Odeon. I didn't dig the first guy, Mr. Thick black stripes. Plus, black had no chance to compete today based on the fashion at hand. Good vid, thanks.
I really enjoy your videos. I can’t say that enough. I learn so much and get access to galleries and art that I might otherwise never see! I really appreciate what you do, MLB. I hope someday you will visit Charlottesville and do a video of our galleries!!! You could shine a light on what we are really about. We are the home of DMB and it’s such a great art and food city. You’re always welcome in the 434, ma’am! ✌️❤️🎨
Lauren Legiers must be using the technique of soft multiple brush’s strokes to create these seamless (levelled paint) images. I also admired his contemporary aesthetic imagery❤❤❤❤❤
And I personally see a strong Kandinsky influence in Laurens Legiers' work featured here. The painting right ahead at 11:19 looks a lot like 'Several Circles' (1926).
There is some real talent in the world and especially in NYC in these art shows. Abstract painting has to be the most difficult because it is pure invention. Johnny Abrahams has some very nice paintings in the timeless style of using huge color patches that twist and turn the eye. Jan Gatewood flashes on the animal world which like in nature is disintegrating and broken. The paintings are extraordinary with well-researched canvases and each one unique with colors that dance in each piece of art. My only criticism is the size of most of the paintings are so huge. I am not complaining, they're great ot look at because you can look from afar and take in the work, but who buys art that most people's flats and homes would not have wall space for them?
Get the person on the desk to call someone to ask about the correct pronunciation. And put it in the video. I've been wrong, you've been wrong. Lets fix this
@@MaryLynn_Buchanan In this instance I don't know. Thanks for the vids guys i really appreciate all the work. I saw you at the Altmedj show in London last year. Take care
The snail! Reminding us to take it slow and take it all in🎉❤❤❤❤❤
Mary you are so pretty. You are a work of art 🌹
Nice and innovative, I like the public art design
Loved Kile Dunn artwork ❤❤❤
Thanks to these videos, I am grateful that I can easily watch the works while in Japan.🙏😙
Thank you. I very much enjoy your videos. Thank you again!
AWESOME ! Thanks for showing.
Love owned expression ❤🎉
Dear Mary Lynn, I love the way you show us ART. BIG EMBRACE :-)
Thank you for the insight ❤.
Gracias Mary por el paseo !!!! Saludos desde Buenos Aires !
Love Tribeca art gallery. Such beautiful art work.
Very nice !! Excellent outfit - look for you.
Love
Your aesthetic Mary Lynn. I enjoy all your videos even when I don’t love all the art. It’s an education. The tone is always great. ❤
Every time I look at these exhibitions. I see why need to get my own Art Gallery here in Jamaica. This is breath taking
Great works of art in this video! Thank you!
Kyle Dunn's use of light and dimension was impressive.
Hello Mary. Thank you again
An enjoyable video to watch. The whispering voice in off ...tikkes my ear.
Thank you
Thank you so much! I could not afford the trip to visit all these exquisite galleries ❤
I like the use of the camera in this. It feels very natural, much how my own eye would move around or toward a work, or a space, making it feel very natural and... easeful... is that a word? It is now. Thanks.
Love that bag
thank you. love the Canada show - Elizabeth Kley's work is absolutely wonderful
Thanks Mary Lynn, for those who love and make art and live far from everywhere, your shows and work are really important
I saw his work in miami the colors and subject are amazing
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Back near the Odeon. I didn't dig the first guy, Mr. Thick black stripes. Plus, black had no chance to compete today based on the fashion at hand. Good vid, thanks.
I really enjoy your videos. I can’t say that enough. I learn so much and get access to galleries and art that I might otherwise never see! I really appreciate what you do, MLB. I hope someday you will visit Charlottesville and do a video of our galleries!!! You could shine a light on what we are really about. We are the home of DMB and it’s such a great art and food city. You’re always welcome in the 434, ma’am! ✌️❤️🎨
Lauren Legiers must be using the technique of soft multiple brush’s strokes to create these seamless (levelled paint) images. I also admired his contemporary aesthetic imagery❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for another great video. I was wondering, do you collect? If so what and who? I was just wondering.
Kyle Dunn❤❤❤
And I personally see a strong Kandinsky influence in Laurens Legiers' work featured here. The painting right ahead at 11:19 looks a lot like 'Several Circles' (1926).
Wonderful video. Did you notice what the snail sculpture was made from?
It is a bronze sculpture 😉
Soy artista plástica, egresada de la universidad de la Sabana, Bogotá, Colombia, gracias
There is some real talent in the world and especially in NYC in these art shows. Abstract painting has to be the most difficult because it is pure invention. Johnny Abrahams has some very nice paintings in the timeless style of using huge color patches that twist and turn the eye. Jan Gatewood flashes on the animal world which like in nature is disintegrating and broken. The paintings are extraordinary with well-researched canvases and each one unique with colors that dance in each piece of art. My only criticism is the size of most of the paintings are so huge. I am not complaining, they're great ot look at because you can look from afar and take in the work, but who buys art that most people's flats and homes would not have wall space for them?
I like ur outfit
brush strokes and paint smears
♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠♠é.. quadros muito na maiorias das vezes sém belezas estéticas...♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷🔷♠🔷♠♠
Johnny Abrahams even had a Nike waffle trainer sole stamped on one of his pieces.
Wat kind of purse is that?
♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠♠♠isso no entanto é mais.. mesmo glamour..♠♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠♠
🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠♠♠isso sao na maiorias coisas bém bizarras!!♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠♠
Abrahams is doing the simplest of abstract composition studies --- I don't understand why they are being presented as finished works.
♠🔷♠🔷♠♠♠é.. no entanto dificil.. adivinhar essas coisas todas..♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠♠♠
♠♠♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷🔷está.. bem parecidos com senários de telenovélas BRASILEIRAS..🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠♠
Sometimes if possible tell us about pricing
Painting is playing with ideal conditions.
To show pictures is some kind of gaming.
Image transmission must be gambling.
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♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠♠pelo.. que isso parecem.. mesmos é papeus... colados sobre paredes manchadas pelo.. tenpo..♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷♠♠♠
The dog doing yoga with an ash tray on its butt 🔥 🧘♀️
♠🔷♠🔷🔷♠♠♠nao acho que algumas áh.. belezas estéticas..♠🔷♠♠🔷♠🔷♠♠♠
Why do we have to watch her walk between galleries?
Get the person on the desk to call someone to ask about the correct pronunciation. And put it in the video. I've been wrong, you've been wrong. Lets fix this
What’s the correct pronunciation?
@@MaryLynn_Buchanan In this instance I don't know. Thanks for the vids guys i really appreciate all the work. I saw you at the Altmedj show in London last year. Take care
this Jan not last year
That last one was a little bit too decorative and sterile.
Put the camera down
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