This really gets into the background and raison d'etre for the Biennale, a wonderful look at the Pavillons, and the Arsenenalehe artists the. The Venice Biennale can be overwhelming Great Arts Explained helps us to understand the themes and meaning behind such a diverse range of work. Thank you James....
@@jazzypoo7960 I was really careful not to be anti-Russian as I am not. I made it clear the Russian artist pulled out themselves. The video has to reflect what is going on though. Thanks for watching
@@GreatArtExplained I mean you have over 700K subscribers...I subscribed when there was less than 100K, but now, I think you are taking off and will surpass 1M soon
Great Art Cities Explained: Venice Special (Biennale) 1936pm 28.4.22 akin to the great waterways of the southern climes the art sinks to high heaven - in short the art world is an open sewer. p.s the russians will be all the cleaner for their not being invited to attend or blocked from attending. which i find a bit off... bad form. the surrealist skit has been dnen to death.
I made it pretty clear in the video that the Russian artist and curator pulled out because of the war. No-one “blocked” them. Thanks for watching anyway
It’s a small moment in the video, but I loved hearing the curator describe the challenge of moving the sculptures as a “logistical masterpiece”. Usually such a thing would be called a nightmare, but instead she highlighted the beauty of it. So poetic.
The ending is so great. Sometimes loving art is understanding that there will be art you don't love. That really helps you find what really speaks to you, and see what speaks to other people, which it seems the Biennele is all about. All the different cultures and artists and walks of life represented really lets you get an idea of what humanity is. Thanks for putting this together for us!
this is one of the channels i’m genuinely always excited to see an update from. i know absolutely nothing of art but i’m always so interested by everything said in this channel it fills up my heart. thank you so much for teaching me all these things and opening a new door in my life. from the bottom of my heart i truly appreciate this channel
It's weird, but even art I don't like, I still appreciate for just existing. I like that it just exists to make an idea become real. Even if the idea isn't that profound, or isn't appealing, it's good that somebody created something to experience and to think about.
Sir you're the reason why I got interested in art in first place , the way you narrate the videos is really calming, understandable and beautiful. Thank you for making videos like this and help me fall in love with Art.
I so appreciate the exposure and introduction to yet another element in the vast and wonderful world of art. This channel is so entertaining, educational and thoughtful, thank you.
You brought the Venice Biennale to us perfectly. 🖌Not only do we get to see many of the pieces, but we also have your narration as you explain everything...perfectly. Thank you, thank you! 🍬🍧🍰
I very much appreciate the time and toil you folks put into not only this endeavor, but into your entire oeuvre. They have provided much joy, and imparted much knowledge. To my eye, works of art in their own right. Thank you.
Wonderful curated visit, James. I was there in 2023 and it was somewhat overwhelming. Just the art on the streets and the outside pavilions was amazing. Any corner you turned could uncover an unexpected exhibition that could amaze me. I stumbled upin the pavilion of the tiny republic of San Marino and it was brimming with brilliant pieces from artists based there. You are right, the uniqueness of the city as a background plus the scale of it makes this unique. It made poignant how important art is as inspiration and a source of awe. Some art touches you through beauty, others by provocation, or awe or thiughtfulness. A remarkable experience. What's more, this was only the visual ART Biennale. During a Biennale year, Architecture, Cinema, Dance, Music and Theater have their Biennalemas well. It is a massive undertaking.
Simone Leigh’s work is breathtaking in person Like honestly speechless when you have it right in front of you Very happy she’s getting her flowers Beautiful artist
I ADORE THIS CHANNEL! It opens up to me a topic to which I never really had access or the tool to understand it. I "see" the art, but I do not "understand" it without this explanation. This channel opens a new world ... and it is a lot of fun on top of it! Thank you! Greetings from Berlin Germany ♥️🤗🇩🇪
The production value of these videos continues to blow me away, especially with how quickly you were able to edit it and get it out there! Great work on yet another fantastic film, looking forward to many more to come!
I live at 10 minutes from the biennale but i've been working so much that i can't go becuase i finish work at 20:30 xD so instead i watch It here for now. I will take some days off in june and enjoy It with a friend coming to visit me. Thanks to You now i will now more about what is in It before going :D
Love your channel. Keep creating! Your videos have taught me much & broadened my perspective and appreciation for many artists. My wife & I are travelling to Venice later this week and I didn't even know the biennale existed! Tickets are bought & excitement meter is at 100. Thanks for sharing your passion as well as the passion & beauty of all the artists you cover.
I love this! PLEASE go back each time and do it again! I’m an Adjunct Professor of Painting and recommend your work to all my students all of the time. I learn so much from you too. You bring me such fresh appreciation for works that I thought I knew well!
I only just learned about la biennale because New Zealand artist, Yuki Kihara was there this year. It’s awesome to learn more about it. Thank you so much. I love your channel.
You never cease to amaze me with your in depth knowledge and engaging way of explaining almost anything. Whenever I see a new content I get so excited! You really do deserve a TV show :) Keep up the amazing work, thanks for blessing us !
Remarkable look at this art event. Hard to get a proper understanding of many of the art works in such short glimpses. My own purely subjective taste is more aligned with the artists creating sculptures in clay, stone and metal that to me show a lot of craft skill as well as imagination. Simone Leigh's work especially stood out to me. Raqib Shaw's enamel paintings were also stunning - just stunning!
@@jshurvell Oh absolutely, I think you did a fantastic job getting so much across in such a short time, including the themes and experiences of the art work. It was not meant as criticism at all! Very jealous.
What a beautiful vlog, Simone Leigh, Sonia Boyce, Kahindr Wiley's Anselm Kieffer and Raqib Shaw's works breath-taking. Thank you loved every minute of it.
I am an architect. A lot of what you cover on this channel, I have already studied in art history courses in college, which helps me know that what you say is legit and that I can trust you when you show me something new. It never ceases to amaze me how well you present every subject. It feels like what the best of museum audioguides should do.
You are my Favourite channel, I got teary eyed by the end of the video, and i cant even imagine how is it like standing there in Venice in person, i would definitely cry.
Thank you very much for filming this. You have a huge impact on my transition to art world. Though I'm jealous of all people that have chance to see such kinds of beauty ) I felt almost all art pieces that showcased in the video. Hope one day art will shift its focus from sarrows of mankind to its deserved freedom and happyness.
My interest in art and art history that has been dormant for over a decade has been completely reawakened by this channel. I've been devouring multiple videos a day and just joined your Patreon last night. Such excellent work!
For a long time I had a problem connecting with the visual arts. I appreciated them always, I knew they had messages and some had no message at all. I can’t see visuals in my head, I don’t see the moving pictures and wasn’t allowed to have a tv or cellphone in the home I grew up in so maybe thay contributed to my leaning toward the written word and audio stimulation but your videos have helped me open my eyes and understand the things in this visual art in spoken word that might not be picked up immediately if you’re just glancing. I’ve learned to stop and pay attention, slow my pace and take the words and create what the art means to me or what it meant to the artist, with the help of you. I appreciate you, you a real one.
I am going to visit it in November! My first time in Venice, and my first time of course attending la Biennale. So excited! Thank you for this wonderful video.
"so brilliant you will never forget it" so true.. ive had the pleasure to visit the 2001 Biennale and it was such an experience and i still recall it. As always a great video, thank you!
This is a spellbinding experience to discover this channel. I am a big fan! I have been to many Art Galleries across Europe. Many thanks, keep up the excellent work.
Thank you for the sensitive study of the artists and their work. As an artist all we want really is understanding of our creation or at least exceptance of our work. 🙏
James I wanted to let you know your video inspired me so much I am at the Venice Biennale right now! It’s also my first time in Europe. I’m amazed by the beauty and history of the city and excited by the modern art. Thank you for shari h this video!
Thank you so much for bringing us a this beautiful glimpse into this spectacular event. I wish I could give you a hug for all the joy you’ve brought me with your videos. Mile grazie!
I did not know about this before watching your video and now I wish to go for the next Venice Biennale to watch the magic from my own eyes. Thank you for making this vlog, I really appreciate your content.💖
Excellent video, very rich in info! I'd never heard of the Sami people so I read up on them. That Caravaggio painting was incredible so I looked into that too. All very interesting👌 Amazing channel!
Had a comment loaded about my disappointment with the US exhibit but I watched the rest of the video and was so blown away at some of the mediums artists used. The UK might’ve had one of the most creative things since “can’t help myself.” The Caravaggio melting steel display was so cool. It probably took me an hour to watch this video because I had to rewind and rewatch things a few times. Thank God for art Edit spelling
I so enjoyed this episode, and applaud your hard work in presenting it. I can not say that I understand, or even like much of this artwork, but the scale, and the sheer audacity of it all is inspirational. Bravo!
Sounds like a mecca for art! Thank you for sharing such phenomenal works with us, and putting together such high quality video! Going to the 60th Biennale is now a must on my bucket list. As a Nigerian, I’m particularly interested in seeing the art of African countries - the works of Simone Leigh and Na Chainkua Reindorf are absolutely marvellous. Seeing so many talented black women in art gets me unbelievably excited!! Thank you for teaching us about them, and all these other remarkably talented creatives :)
The Raqib Shaw enamel painting reminds me of Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights, a large work with so many tiny details... I get lost in examining each section.
This was a great overview and captured something of what most be an overwhelming experience! I don't pay much attention to contemporary art since it has become a commodity - an almost fungible investment opportunity. There seems to be a lot of work that is monumental in scale. It tries to impress by sheer scale. I do love Anselm Kiefer. The Philadelphia Museum of Art had an exhibition of his work and the paintings shed little straw and dirt bits all the time. The staff had to struggle to keep it swept up. I thought it was funny, since museums are generally pristine. He would be a good subject of a video. Thank you for this project. I knew nothing of the history and didn't really have any sense of what it was like.
A quality channel. I'm thrilled to be able to access it! Would that this had been available when I was I high school and college!! Thank you for continuing my art education.
Thank you for attempting to show us the richness and extravaganza of the Biennale. Like a matrioska doll, modern art is exposed inside palaces that, with their beautiful and unique decorations, have been enchanting visitors for centuries.
The Romanian pavilion was particularly powerful. I would have included it in my round-up but it was too sensitive. www.labiennale.org/en/art/2022/romania
I love this channel, and this video, very much. Both my parents are artist, but i never really took the time to understand art in general. This channel has helped my understanding, and appriciation of art. Thank you.
Please leave a comment (even a short one) and "like" the video. It really helps promote the channel on TH-cam. I appreciate it! James
This really gets into the background and raison d'etre for the Biennale, a wonderful look at the Pavillons, and the Arsenenalehe artists the. The Venice Biennale can be overwhelming Great Arts Explained helps us to understand the themes and meaning behind such a diverse range of work. Thank you James....
Thumbs down for the Russiaphobia.
@@jazzypoo7960 I was really careful not to be anti-Russian as I am not. I made it clear the Russian artist pulled out themselves. The video has to reflect what is going on though. Thanks for watching
@@GreatArtExplained TH-cam just *notified* me about your comment from two days ago.
one of the most underrated and unbelievable channels on the entirety of YT.
Thanks so much!
@@GreatArtExplained I mean you have over 700K subscribers...I subscribed when there was less than 100K, but now, I think you are taking off and will surpass 1M soon
Great Art Cities Explained: Venice Special (Biennale) 1936pm 28.4.22 akin to the great waterways of the southern climes the art sinks to high heaven - in short the art world is an open sewer. p.s the russians will be all the cleaner for their not being invited to attend or blocked from attending. which i find a bit off... bad form. the surrealist skit has been dnen to death.
Totally
I made it pretty clear in the video that the Russian artist and curator pulled out because of the war. No-one “blocked” them. Thanks for watching anyway
It’s a small moment in the video, but I loved hearing the curator describe the challenge of moving the sculptures as a “logistical masterpiece”. Usually such a thing would be called a nightmare, but instead she highlighted the beauty of it. So poetic.
Nice observation! This curator (Gisela) is always so positive and inspiring.
The ending is so great. Sometimes loving art is understanding that there will be art you don't love. That really helps you find what really speaks to you, and see what speaks to other people, which it seems the Biennele is all about. All the different cultures and artists and walks of life represented really lets you get an idea of what humanity is. Thanks for putting this together for us!
Thanks 🙏
The Biennale definitely seems to be about art you don't love.
true!!
I couldn't make it till the end, sorry.
this is one of the channels i’m genuinely always excited to see an update from. i know absolutely nothing of art but i’m always so interested by everything said in this channel it fills up my heart. thank you so much for teaching me all these things and opening a new door in my life. from the bottom of my heart i truly appreciate this channel
That is such a nice thing to say. Thank you!
What a coincidence! 😄We share name and the sentiment around paintings and this channel
It's weird, but even art I don't like, I still appreciate for just existing. I like that it just exists to make an idea become real. Even if the idea isn't that profound, or isn't appealing, it's good that somebody created something to experience and to think about.
That’s why art is so amazing!
That definition aligns with how I define inherent love :)
Sir you're the reason why I got interested in art in first place , the way you narrate the videos is really calming, understandable and beautiful.
Thank you for making videos like this and help me fall in love with Art.
I so appreciate the exposure and introduction to yet another element in the vast and wonderful world of art. This channel is so entertaining, educational and thoughtful, thank you.
You brought the Venice Biennale to us perfectly. 🖌Not only do we get to see many of the pieces, but we also have your narration as you explain everything...perfectly. Thank you, thank you! 🍬🍧🍰
Another quality video, love that youre showing us the art and names of people who’ve made them to us who may not be familiar with that world 👍
I very much appreciate the time and toil you folks put into not only this endeavor, but into your entire oeuvre. They have provided much joy, and imparted much knowledge. To my eye, works of art in their own right. Thank you.
The richness of the content and the slick production of this video is better than most high budget documentaries. Simply outstanding!
Thanks 🙏
One of the few TH-cam channels I keep the notifications on for. Thank you for sharing these wonderful videos! 💛
I am in a loss of words of how inspiring all your videos are, the quality is always immaculate, truly perfect
Thanks 🙏
Wonderful curated visit, James. I was there in 2023 and it was somewhat overwhelming. Just the art on the streets and the outside pavilions was amazing. Any corner you turned could uncover an unexpected exhibition that could amaze me. I stumbled upin the pavilion of the tiny republic of San Marino and it was brimming with brilliant pieces from artists based there. You are right, the uniqueness of the city as a background plus the scale of it makes this unique. It made poignant how important art is as inspiration and a source of awe. Some art touches you through beauty, others by provocation, or awe or thiughtfulness. A remarkable experience. What's more, this was only the visual ART Biennale. During a Biennale year, Architecture, Cinema, Dance, Music and Theater have their Biennalemas well. It is a massive undertaking.
Simone Leigh’s work is breathtaking in person
Like honestly speechless when you have it right in front of you
Very happy she’s getting her flowers
Beautiful artist
I don't no how many time i watch old videos in the wait of new videos....
The most use full channel on TH-cam for art history...
Thanks 🙏
I ADORE THIS CHANNEL! It opens up to me a topic to which I never really had access or the tool to understand it. I "see" the art, but I do not "understand" it without this explanation. This channel opens a new world ... and it is a lot of fun on top of it! Thank you! Greetings from Berlin Germany ♥️🤗🇩🇪
The production value of these videos continues to blow me away, especially with how quickly you were able to edit it and get it out there! Great work on yet another fantastic film, looking forward to many more to come!
Thanks 🙏
Venice becomes a truly magical place during the biennale. Thank you for showing us and explaining some of the coolest artworks there!
I had never even heard of this event, thank you so much for sharing this experience with us!
I love all of your videos, thanks so much for what you do
Thank you for distilling it all for us. Some powerful and thought provoking works.
I live at 10 minutes from the biennale but i've been working so much that i can't go becuase i finish work at 20:30 xD so instead i watch It here for now. I will take some days off in june and enjoy It with a friend coming to visit me. Thanks to You now i will now more about what is in It before going :D
Thank you, thank you, thank you! Love what you are doing…
Love your channel. Keep creating! Your videos have taught me much & broadened my perspective and appreciation for many artists. My wife & I are travelling to Venice later this week and I didn't even know the biennale existed! Tickets are bought & excitement meter is at 100. Thanks for sharing your passion as well as the passion & beauty of all the artists you cover.
It's great to hear we introduced you to the biennale! Did you enjoy your visit there?
I lived in Venice for 3 years, I love this city so much.
Thank you for the video.
That's so nice! I wish I could afford to live there!
I love this! PLEASE go back each time and do it again! I’m an Adjunct Professor of Painting and recommend your work to all my students all of the time. I learn so much from you too. You bring me such fresh appreciation for works that I thought I knew well!
Thanks 🙏
I only just learned about la biennale because New Zealand artist, Yuki Kihara was there this year. It’s awesome to learn more about it. Thank you so much. I love your channel.
You never cease to amaze me with your in depth knowledge and engaging way of explaining almost anything. Whenever I see a new content I get so excited! You really do deserve a TV show :) Keep up the amazing work, thanks for blessing us !
Remarkable look at this art event. Hard to get a proper understanding of many of the art works in such short glimpses. My own purely subjective taste is more aligned with the artists creating sculptures in clay, stone and metal that to me show a lot of craft skill as well as imagination. Simone Leigh's work especially stood out to me. Raqib Shaw's enamel paintings were also stunning - just stunning!
it's meant to be a taster to entice you to visit. we wanted to fit as many highlights in as possible out of the hundreds of exhibitions.
@@jshurvell Oh absolutely, I think you did a fantastic job getting so much across in such a short time, including the themes and experiences of the art work. It was not meant as criticism at all! Very jealous.
Really enjoyed this one! Love how you interface with real life art situations.
What a beautiful vlog, Simone Leigh, Sonia Boyce, Kahindr Wiley's Anselm Kieffer and Raqib Shaw's works breath-taking. Thank you loved every minute of it.
This is quickly becoming a favorite channel of ours
We also appreciate this episode particularly for the diversity and highlighting African art.
Watching your videos leaves a sense of calm and great satisfaction. You bring us back from a chaotic world to a meaningful one. Thank you, sir.
I live in Venice and it's always such a great experience
Hope I do it justice!
Good for you! If I could live there, I absolutely would!
Marlene Dumas and Raqib Shaw are geniuses. The sculpture inspired by Caravaggio is also amazing in its reinterpretation of a masterpiece.
This Chanel is god sent. Honestly, it should already have 10M subs
I wish I were there. Thank you for bringing us something to dream about.
Just discovered this channel as I trying to get back into art appreciation. This is wonderful. Thank you!!
All the large scaled statues and sculptures just amaze me. Beautiful video thank you and well done
Uffe Isolotto was the one that stood out to me the most, thank you for covering the Biennale :)
I am an architect. A lot of what you cover on this channel, I have already studied in art history courses in college, which helps me know that what you say is legit and that I can trust you when you show me something new. It never ceases to amaze me how well you present every subject. It feels like what the best of museum audioguides should do.
You have helped to make art accessible for me, I've never been so interested and that is in a large part down to TH-cam channels like yours...thanks 👍
Glad to be early to this, as an artist, love your videos and how in depth you go into these topics
You are my Favourite channel, I got teary eyed by the end of the video, and i cant even imagine how is it like standing there in Venice in person, i would definitely cry.
Thank you very much for filming this. You have a huge impact on my transition to art world.
Though I'm jealous of all people that have chance to see such kinds of beauty ) I felt almost all art pieces that showcased in the video. Hope one day art will shift its focus from sarrows of mankind to its deserved freedom and happyness.
My interest in art and art history that has been dormant for over a decade has been completely reawakened by this channel. I've been devouring multiple videos a day and just joined your Patreon last night. Such excellent work!
Thanks for your support 🙏
For a long time I had a problem connecting with the visual arts. I appreciated them always, I knew they had messages and some had no message at all. I can’t see visuals in my head, I don’t see the moving pictures and wasn’t allowed to have a tv or cellphone in the home I grew up in so maybe thay contributed to my leaning toward the written word and audio stimulation but your videos have helped me open my eyes and understand the things in this visual art in spoken word that might not be picked up immediately if you’re just glancing. I’ve learned to stop and pay attention, slow my pace and take the words and create what the art means to me or what it meant to the artist, with the help of you. I appreciate you, you a real one.
I have been looking so very much forward to this! Thank you James for this professional and informative Great Art Explained episode! ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for watching 🙏
I am going to visit it in November! My first time in Venice, and my first time of course attending la Biennale. So excited! Thank you for this wonderful video.
This is amazing! I would love to visit the Venice Biennale one day too!
Very educational video. Thank you.
"so brilliant you will never forget it" so true.. ive had the pleasure to visit the 2001 Biennale and it was such an experience and i still recall it. As always a great video, thank you!
Thanks for watching 🙏
James and I have been visiting the biennale for many years and feel the same way. it never loses its charm!
@@jshurvell oh thats nice! ive only been able to once sadly but its a memory i cherish alot ❤
This is a spellbinding experience to discover this channel. I am a big fan! I have been to many Art Galleries across Europe. Many thanks, keep up the excellent work.
I loved the way you covered this and all of the artists that you highlighted! Thank you. It’s beautiful!
Thank you for the sensitive study of the artists and their work. As an artist all we want really is understanding of our creation or at least exceptance of our work. 🙏
I went to a bienale a couple of years ago so nice that u guys went there to show us this years weird and wonderful.
James I wanted to let you know your video inspired me so much I am at the Venice Biennale right now! It’s also my first time in Europe. I’m amazed by the beauty and history of the city and excited by the modern art. Thank you for shari h this video!
This is so amazing. I’ve never heard of such a festival. Wow
This was such a great "insider" view , thanks for sharing
Thanks 🙏
Wondered where is my Great Art Explained potrion and it just popped up. Magic.
Thank you!
Thank you for taking us on this wonderful, guided tour.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for bringing us a this beautiful glimpse into this spectacular event. I wish I could give you a hug for all the joy you’ve brought me with your videos. Mile grazie!
Grazie! 🙏
I love this channel and have watched every single video since discovering it through the Bosch video. I have learned so much.
I did not know about this before watching your video and now I wish to go for the next Venice Biennale to watch the magic from my own eyes. Thank you for making this vlog, I really appreciate your content.💖
Thank you 🙏
it's on until November so you have plenty of time to get to this edition.
Excellent video, very rich in info! I'd never heard of the Sami people so I read up on them. That Caravaggio painting was incredible so I looked into that too. All very interesting👌 Amazing channel!
Had a comment loaded about my disappointment with the US exhibit but I watched the rest of the video and was so blown away at some of the mediums artists used. The UK might’ve had one of the most creative things since “can’t help myself.” The Caravaggio melting steel display was so cool. It probably took me an hour to watch this video because I had to rewind and rewatch things a few times. Thank God for art
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a truly great channel. thank you James.
Thank you for this video. I have been watching as many biennale videos as I can and this one was by far the best. 😍
Oh thank you 🙏
Thank you so much for the time taken to synthetize (a bit..) all theses events !
I so enjoyed this episode, and applaud your hard work in presenting it.
I can not say that I understand, or even like much of this artwork, but the scale, and the sheer audacity of it all is inspirational.
Bravo!
Oooh, I really want to go!
Thank you SO much for this James. I hope you had fun!
Fantastic James! Compelling as ever.
Terrific filming, editing and great interviews with the Artists, Critics and Curators interspersed with the art
Thanks 🙏
Once again, an amazing video! It opens so many doors into the creative world.
Sounds like a mecca for art! Thank you for sharing such phenomenal works with us, and putting together such high quality video! Going to the 60th Biennale is now a must on my bucket list. As a Nigerian, I’m particularly interested in seeing the art of African countries - the works of Simone Leigh and Na Chainkua Reindorf are absolutely marvellous. Seeing so many talented black women in art gets me unbelievably excited!! Thank you for teaching us about them, and all these other remarkably talented creatives :)
Amazing work! Yet again, thanking for introducing us to this world, James!
Thank you for this informative tour. I remember those bald ladies from the TV show Eurotrash!
I love your videos and the fact that they further ignite my passion and curiosity for art.
Thanks 🙏
Amazing! I never knew about the biennale, and now I feel the need to plan a trip to the next one. Great video.
I am visiting the Biennale for the first time in May! 😍 Thank you for this video!
Fantastic work ! You truly love art. It shows in the dedication and hard work you put into your videos.
Thank you for this video. Now I'm adding the Biennale to my bucket list.
that's so great to hear. hope you make it there either this year before
November or in 2024!
Thank you for allowing me to relive the last biennale! Excited to check out this year's one🎉.
this is incredible!! The Venice Biennale has been a dream for years! I hope to visit one day soon!
It's so fucking cool to see Sami people represented in something like this!
The Raqib Shaw enamel painting reminds me of Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights, a large work with so many tiny details... I get lost in examining each section.
This was a great overview and captured something of what most be an overwhelming experience! I don't pay much attention to contemporary art since it has become a commodity - an almost fungible investment opportunity. There seems to be a lot of work that is monumental in scale. It tries to impress by sheer scale.
I do love Anselm Kiefer. The Philadelphia Museum of Art had an exhibition of his work and the paintings shed little straw and dirt bits all the time. The staff had to struggle to keep it swept up. I thought it was funny, since museums are generally pristine. He would be a good subject of a video.
Thank you for this project. I knew nothing of the history and didn't really have any sense of what it was like.
A quality channel. I'm thrilled to be able to access it! Would that this had been available when I was I high school and college!! Thank you for continuing my art education.
Wonderful. Great preparation for the Biennale. Thank you.
Thank you for attempting to show us the richness and extravaganza of the Biennale. Like a matrioska doll, modern art is exposed inside palaces that, with their beautiful and unique decorations, have been enchanting visitors for centuries.
Didn't knew about this event either, and was surprised to find out that even my country is present, you even filmed the building, Romania
The Romanian pavilion was particularly powerful. I would have included it in my round-up but it was too sensitive. www.labiennale.org/en/art/2022/romania
Thank you so much! Your videos are so useful in learning English through the prism of art! Highly appreciate your work🙏🏻
If you're a fan of art then you won't find a better channel on all of TH-cam. Stellar work as always.
I absolutely agree!
That very last sculpture at the end was beautiful.
I love this channel, and this video, very much. Both my parents are artist, but i never really took the time to understand art in general. This channel has helped my understanding, and appriciation of art. Thank you.
Thanks 🙏
Fabulous! I never knew about the the Venice Biennale, I hope to visit one day
So grateful to have seen all these through your lens. ❤️
You take me places I'll probably never get to in reality..thank you so much for this channel
You make me feel like I'm there in Venice. Thank you
You made me enjoy art and I look forward to every video. You’re amazing! Thank you