7 Emerging Artists To Watch in 2022
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ม.ค. 2022
- The first video of the new year takes on the artists to watch in 2022. We have made a reasoned selection of 7 emerging artists, feel free to read the entire article online here www.contemporaryartissue.com/...
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Ive been emerging for 40 yrs hahaha
🤣 The truth is, many artists indeed remain 'emerging' throughout their entire career.
Me too 😁
My whole life is a never ending work in progress
You're not exciting obviously. Switch careers.. lame will always be a dead horse
Omgggg this cracked me up 😂😂😂😂
Remus Grecu. I believe his work is right in a sweet spot of dancing between the deft technicality of old master painters and the informative but provocative simplicity of contemporary painting. Much love to the other artists as well, thank you for sharing.
Very well put to words. Remus Grecu really is something special. You can not help but be mesmerized by his works in the flesh. Thank you for your kind feedback, and thank you for tuning in. Have great day
Just subbed his ig because of this, thank you for exposing him to me I’m moved to pieces i love them all so much!
Happy new year dear readers and subscribers! For our first video of 2022, we take on 7 emerging artists to watch this year. Who else should we keep an eye on in 2022? Feel free to share in the comments. Thanks, and chat soon!
Enjoyed it. Well done.
Yuli Yamagata, George Zupp, Trenton Doyle Hancock has really found a stride. I guess it all goes by who pays to be promoted
*This isn’t a commentary on this channel. Which is an awesome channel. It’s a comment on the market. I never base what I create on “the market”. But what feels right to me.( and my wife:)
Gabriel: A coat on a white chair? Really? Art? Ugly wires? Art?
Ritsart: A few smudges of raw canvas? Really? U called it painting! Hahaha, Art?
Somaya:Finally something we can call Art.
Remus: Awesome art. Right on! Real talent. Not that fake “found”, lousy excuse for Art.
Ani’s & Cathrine: Fancy words for bored rich kids. Smells like hype.
Marco: Some effort. Interesting effect.
Diana: Talented, awesome expression of Art. Real Art.
Thank you for your most honest thoughts and for tuning in!
Art isnt defined by difficulty tho
Judging art by perceived effort seems rather shallow
Well, finally, at least one sensible comment, thank you!!! Otherwise I watched the video just stunned by what I saw, and then after reading the comments I thought: "What the hell did I spend so much time at the university to get a bachelor's degree in the Art and then another 2 years in the Master and after 15 years of teaching, it turns out that I understand nothing in art.
Can you tell me what appeals to you about Somaya’s paintings? I’m genuinely curious to understand what people are seeing that I’m not. Thank you.
very interesting works and such a lovely video, thanks, xx from a contemporary mexican emerging artist
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Marco Reichert is absolutely brilliant. Looking forward to his future work.
Couldn't agree more! We currently have three works in the gallery by Marco and they are simply mind boggling. They amaze every single person who walks into the exhibition space at their very first glance
@@contemporaryartissue Amazing. I’ll have to visit the gallery then to see them.
Just find your channel very intersting to discouver all...bravo!
Thank you so much for your kind words, the pleasure is all mine!
Great video, thanks!
The pleasure is ours, thank you so much for tuning in and for your very kind words!
amazing work!
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Love theese fresh works
Brilliantly done. I think this is just what art collectors and appreciators of contempory art are looking for. Informative to the point.
Thank you very much for your most kind words. Most appreciated!
really enjoying this TH-cam channel, thank you!!!
Dear Malcolm, thank you so much for your most kind words. Much appreciated!
Wonder how they can be 2022 best, except Marco and max!! If an art is not appreciated by a common wo/man and need lot of training to appreciate and lack spontaneous appreciation - then is that an ART!
I'm so happy to see all the negative comments on here. I was beginning to think everyone was falling for this crap. Two of the artists on here were talented, but what they produce is hard to look at. This reminds me of popular music today, if it's horrible it's played most often. All the good music is happening underground.
Which two were talented in your opinion if I may ask? Grecu and Reichert?
@@contemporaryartissueYou got it. I'm sure the others are capable of doing better than what they are known for though.
'what they produce is hard to look at' .... that 's the point. How do you feel living a nice paradise? Here on earth people suffer a tremendous amount. Art has nothing to do dodging the fact..
@@archaic9525 No u really dont get the point. Hard to look at as in it has really horrible overcrowded composition imo, not hard to look at as in "human suffering" etc. We see tons of artists that do express human suffering in a far more excellent way whether in contemporary or older works. Art isnt dodging suffering, art scammers are just playing little tricks on everyone making ppl think something is far more worthy than it actually is, just like all big companies are. They're in it for the profit, and barely any of the profit actually goes to the artist.
Привет!
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Last Artistt on this video; I liked the most. I will re-start painting soon; close to 70 yo. It's never late... :-)
One second: I started very early. Thank You !!!
Renzo *
Italy
It never is for sure. Go for it! Best wishes from Belgium
Who are the people, to select these artist and make them the best?
A bunch of guys get together and decide who is gonna be the art stars of the next few years- it’s an investment racket like any other. Most of the art ends up in giant tax haven storage spaces near or in major airports so billionaires can make their transactions seamlessly without even having to look at the art, why bother? Its a business deal like buying stocks.
Love all these artists work
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Quite.
Interesting choices. Amazing that ppl breach the barriers with conventional painting.
Remus Grecu is by far the best in this list!
He is great! Delighted to work with him as well. Thank you for tuning in
I'll watch Grecu in 2022, and hopefully beyond. I've already forgotten the rest of them.
Certainly watch out for Remus Grecu in 2022, his latest works are absolutely stunning. We'll feature him soon on our channel once more!
With all the good work out there why on earth did you pick this group? What ,are you selling them? Or promoting for some reason..
We strongly believe this group of artists are very good, and the art world seems to agree as their careers are skyrocketing at the moment. The list is also very varied when it comes to personal taste. We have fine art photographers, traditional oil painting, installation art, et cetera.
This is how the art world works. You know similar to Hollywood 😒🙄😳
I will be on this list one day... as soon as I can be bothered to pick up the paintbrush.
Only way to start, is to start my friend.
nice!! very interesting
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Grecu is really the only one making me feel something
He's such a great painter, mesmerizing work!
@@contemporaryartissue truth!!
Beautiful
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A few had a modicum of merit. Most contemporary artists today are about branding and marketing and it shows, all necessary but when it is falsely in contrast and out exchange above the art itself it's another. I think there needs to be a worldwide contemporary Art revolution before we will see any true" Emerging" Artists of any great genes and noteworthy.
Thank you for tuning in. This is a very common misconception successful artists today are all about branding and marketing. These things are the job of their galleries, not the artist. I know several artists personally from this list and they have never done anything to brand or market themselves. They just focus on making good art, and by doing so they well get noticed and be promoted by galleries, curators, critics and collectors.
Nice video, who is the artist with the black and grey works in the beginning and end of the video? Thanks!
Thank you for tuning in! The artist is in question is none other than Gerhard Richter.
Inspiratif 👍👍
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@@contemporaryartissue yes...your welcome sir... 🙏🙏🙏
Nice work. 😊
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Nice piece..
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안녕하세요. 늘 아름다운 영상 잘 보고 있습니다. 많이 배우고 갑니다. *
I will be on this list soon...
Go for it!
Nice video! Maxwell Alexandre is defenitely someone to be also watched in 2022!
Thank you for tuning in and for the terrific suggestion. A discovery for me personally, so thank you very much!
interesting works
I agree!
next year I will be on this list... hopefully ( I will be doing surrealism, wish me luck XD)
Wishing you all the best!
Some extraordinary talent here for sure!
Ps-without doubt
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wake up that's clearly just bullshit
Grecu was my favorite.
He's a tremendous painter indeed. Thank you for tuning in!
se questa è l'arte di oggi, c'è da spararsi!
I like the information, noticed that most were born in the 70s.
Hi Shirlei, thank you so much for tuning in. Happy you liked the video!
Interesting. Not all my thing, but some very interesting artists.
Prehistoric art makes more sense than these pieces. Today they call art anything and they are afraid to say it is worthless when deep inside the critics want to scream: "trash."
Who are thy, so loud, yet so silent in the vacuum of the internet? Why can't you appreciate these paintings, sculptures and photographs? I am very curious wich kind of style you like yourself and what you expect from an artist to make if this is not it. I am looking forward to a meaningful conversation. Have a nice day!
Cool !!/Book
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What is the “art facts algorithm” you refer to?
Discover it at Artfacts.net !
Remus is my favorite but I like all of them
Remus is indeed a special artist! Thank you so much for tuning in
There are so many great artists who never due to finance exhibit their work..... or show it to galleries that take all the money.....
When the work is good, artists will get invited by galleries to support and showcase their work. And, without the galleries their career would not be able to prosper. The 50-50% on sales is actually a very fair deal in fact, as one needs the other to survive, and the gallery is in fact the one taking the most risk.
Wow
Wow indeed!
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Yeah right
I do artwork I drew 10 dressers with a bottom,and top part and I colored all of them with blue, orange and brown. And there 3d with drawers and cute handles
How much the artists pay to put that description ? Who decides whom to look for ?
You should keep your eyes on Norton Maza, Americo Basualto, they´re very talented too.
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Ritsart Gobyn should use his optical illusion skills to make something more aesthetically pleasing.
Remus Grecu has some good stuff, actually shows some impressive talent.
Hi there, interesting point. But I believe these abstract marks, painted dirt and ugly purple tape contribute to the illusion. It may be less aesthetically pleasing, but it is stronger, and thus better this way according to my humble opinion. And yes, Remus Grecu is very special, even better in the flesh!
@@contemporaryartissue I would like to see Ritsart apply his abilities towards some different styles perhaps but I don't want to tell him what to do. I'm going to have to check out more of Remus Grecu's stuff, his style is more my cup of tea.
I think the fact that he CAN do it and instead chooses not to, is the point of his art. To me, his art is a big fuck you to the "abstract art isn't art and anybody who does it can't paint" mentality in the visual arts community.
And I did more journal have a good day
Very subtle works.
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Watch out for these artists
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Diana should be higher same w remus but thats what these lists are to stip the pot of wonderful artistic conversation!
This specific list is in fact no really a ranking - not a top 7 - but simply a recital of 7 emerging artists. Diana and Remus are my favorites as well!
The eye of Markosian to set up a masterpiece photo is very impressive. In my humble worthless opinion, she is already famous, the world hasn't caught up to her yet.
She is terrific for sure. Very well put to words. Thank you!
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I am in awe with Ritsart Gobyn. With him, the devil is in the details.
What a bunch of crap
Good list! I think you forgot a letter in one of the names
We did? Oops, should not happen! With which one? Thank you Anton for your sharp eye and for tuning in
Critchlow and Grecu I admire visually. I respect Gobyn, but who wants to look at those? Why does so much art these days look like the water left over after I've finished
washing dishes? I miss the Rococo and Oscar Wilde-can we bring back beauty for beauty's sake?
Hi Duncan, thank you for your genuine and also interesting comment. Critchlow and Grecu are of course visually impressive, as is the case for Marco Reichert and Markosian, according to my humble opinion. Gobyn's works are actually incredibly beautiful and poetic. I've seen them in real life and was seriously considering to purchase one. In fact, I think I still am considering it and will continue to do until I buy one. The Rococo and Oscar Wilde beauty is still around for sure. Think of Michaël Borremans, Ben Sledsens, Hans Aichinger, François Bard, Marius Bercea, Guillaume Bresson, and so on.
Hi Mazolab, also thank you for joining the debate. As I have stated in my comment towards Duncan, there still is a lot of beauty to be found in today's art world, and I would not say it's always anachronistic or idiosyncratic. In fact, most of the relevant painters occupied with painting 'beautiful' pictures are not being reactionary at all, rather in a quest for a new balance and synthesis. About Art Basel, yes sometimes I can get snow-blind due to the sheer amount of works of which many aren't very good, but that's the case with many fairs in my opinion.
Búscame. Soy Abel Almenara y pinto una mezcla de rococó, neoclásico y surrealismo. No me considero anacrónico pues lo que pinto es el resultado de lo que soy siento y vivo este tiempo, solo soy romántico. Saludos!!
The world is going crazy. I am sure that if Leonardo da Vinci could see these selected artists (other than the last photographer), he would roll over in his grave.
damn that is some serious bullshit
I bet there are artist that is not mentioned
I am going to be the best artist in the world. My art is just unique and eye catching
Go for it!
My goodness it’s amazing how the new looks at the world and that their looking (from the souls perspective) millennium the same. I understand why science seeks invention there is existential need-imperative. But why do artist in every way they can seek it? It must be important because people go to galleries and museums to look at it. Is it a necessity of the soul. That in presenting our realization of being alive we stay alive? If we just follow science and the resulting technologies; leaving humanities to rust and dust- would we loose our soul? Who are we, where do we come from and where are we going? A kind of no exit or ground hog day. With new stuff to at least make the repetition interesting or bearable. Having said all this perhaps this is why old people die they ruin the dream. Youngsta’s don’t see the shadow. If you want to grow old in peace don’t tell them, just sit on the park bench (feed the pigeons) and watch the show. Shout out to the San Francisco Art Institute keeping it real will put them out of business. All you alumni out there if you read this send them money! Please and thank you..
I am unimpressed.
Diana MARKOSIAN, ist the best.
She is!!!
Most modern art substitutes weird for quality, narrow isms for scope, and trendy for depth. It also refuses to change or even talk about progressive ideas in art like those that follow
Too many treat art as a marketing scheme. Modern art has become a trendy clique and the art now is mostly over promoted footnotes to greater art that was done 100 years ago. But art is too important to be reduced to a trendy clique.
Post-ism, is art for a new century, not a continuation of last century trends.
1 Mass Market Paintings like Prints. When any art form is mass marketed it enters a golden age. This has happened with books, records, and film. Let's add paintings. Most art is in storage in museum basements. Mass Marketing allows art to tour in copies and allows artists to make royalties on copies.
Why do you think the world gets so excited about a new great book, record, or film; but no one cares about a new great painting? All are mass produced except the painting.
2. End a Century of Isms. Dump the genres and formulas and let all kinds of art be a part of the art world.
3. Shift Emphasis From Trendy to Quality. Shift emphasis from the latest trendy art, to quality art in any style. Just because art is weird does not mean it is great art.
4. Free the Art From Museums and Galleries. Get the art out of the ivory elitist museum and gallery towers and back into the world. Have city art centers open to all artists. Make art that is relevant and communicates with people. Start with the first generation of artists online.
5. Postism is Part of a Bigger Revolution. Postism is part of the bigger art and media revolution out of Dallas, that includes art, music, lit, film, media, and a lot more.
6. Postism online: Online artists are the new wave of art. We had all the isms of last century. Now we have a free for all, of all kinds of artists, that are not sanctioned by any museum or gallery, displaying their work. Out of that comes the next wave and revolution of artists.
Last century the goal was to fit the ism. This century the goal is to do great art - no ism, no boundaries. Fractionalized art then, synchronized art now. Even calling something modern art is a type of ism that separates that art from the art of the past.
The 20th century was a century of experimentation in art. Now in the 21st we can choose from all those styles and / or start one of our own.
Then too if someone devises a way to charge and collect a penny per view on a webpage, that would allow any great artist to get money for their art and have a career without any middlemen.
Duchamp broke ground 100 years ago - but now his clones are just shoveling dirt. Weird art is easy, you put a strip of raw bacon across an expensive violin, but it's not good art.
Join the art revolution and pull the art world out of last century.
Musea since 1992.
Come on, how can some of this be art?
Which ones in particular if I may ask?
Is # 8
The European artists, once again, are by far the best; particularly the Germans. The best image was near the end: the guy scratching his butt at the SB Museum. Now, that’s art!
It sure is! I also really enjoy Canadian artist Gabrielle L'Hirondelle Hill and the LA raised artist duo Ania Catherine and Dejha Ti
A very interesting and much needed presentation, but the narration is promotional in content and tone. How many times must we be told what we "must watch for in 2022"? Less hype and more depth about the artists, please.
Hi Elizabeth, thank you for tuning in and for your most valuable feedback. Much appreciated!
@@contemporaryartissue are you an embryonic ai?
Only 7?
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are the ai voices?
Lichtenstein is the godfather of modern art imo
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Ummmmm yeahhhh....
The needs to be more emphasize on detail, skill and effort, we need to have a higher standard of painting. Its been all to simple this past century, we Need more Dalí’s or Jacque Louis davids.
This past century had Picasso, Diego Rivera, Frida Khalo and Fernando Botero.
Hi Gerardo, there still is! For instance in this list with Remus Grecu, or on an a higher level with Michaël Borremans, Gottfried Hellwein, Nicola Samori, and more. Both spheres co-exist in the art world, the skilled and the minimal
@@contemporaryartissue thank you for that,
these artists are good realist/surrealist my main concern is that they are not Highlighted enough by the art market/establishment. Grecu has only 11k IG followers for example. Artists like Roberto Ferri should have more notoriety in the World wide, but I guess its also how the artists market themselves.
@@gerardozambrano4863 Remus Grecu is a emerging artist who has been doing well the past few years, still needs time to establish himself fully in the art world. But the art market and the establishment at the highest level does appreciate figurative painters to this day, think of Neo Rauch, Luc Tuymans, Peter Doig, Jenny Saville, and so on. I believe the perception of the art world is what is often skewed, as we are stuck in a black and white thinking, the conceptual/minimal or the skilled/figurative. Both co-exist in the highest tiers of the art world, and much more. Further, I often read this 'how artists market themselves'. The thing is, none of the successful artists market themselves, they have simply received good representation due to the quality of their works and the rising demand for their works. Very interesting discussion, thank you Gerardo
Ampart.,?
6:47 lol
except for two, the rest are really shameful for "ART" works.
Which two stand out for you personally?
The German and the Romanian for me. Agree with mledavay. The rest is shameful at best, crap!
@@lc9902 I was thinking the same.
Grecu is great, makes a true difference. for he is living in his own world. The other ones.. 1, 2, look like the same, boring cold empty platitude. Number 3 is Tapie-like, i guess his 'merit' is a huge network of carefully chosen friends The other ones are not bad though in line with respective schools, meaning 'nothing new.'. Among these Diana Markosan has flesh and blood and can hope to find a true personal way in the future. Plastic arts is a matter of a long and painful learning process.
Thank you for interesting comment and for tuning in. Grecu certainly is a great artist, his new works are even better!
Art careers are like tech stocks here. Posing for money the artist promises great write offs. What happened to the last decades promising young hopefuls? The brokers profit as the artists are quickly consumed.
Face it, art as a discipline is not science. Its stable and a great value by itself, without modern progress.
Photography has left the building, the usurper.
sorry I dont see a value here .
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Nothing creative or groundbreaking. Just more of the same.
What a lazy comment. Seen it a thousand times, no real substance. Underwhelming. Elaborate
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What do you want .. lol.. a million portraits or landscapes .. doesn't have to be groundbreaking or creative in my opinion .. I've seen enough landscapes and portraits thanks
@@underscoreellipsesdothyphe1563 no.
@@joshuaemrich7785 yes
Remus is talented,that's for sure. Reichert is okay,but Germany has better talents. Conny Maier for example.
Ramus grecu is the only admirable artist I see in the list
He is a gem for sure!
It seems the emperor’s new clothes are ridiculous. There are only 2 here that are not scammers or politically correct frauds.
hahahahahaha.
#4 is the only one that's decent. Exactly what i expected, pretentious bs like always.
“American” My friend, America is a continent not a Country.
LatinAmerica is never taken serius. We have excelents Artist.
I hope sometimes includes some of their woks
Unexciting all of them ....bad childhoods is to blame
Don't you find the AI narrator pitch annoying?
You are absolutely right! Shortly after we started to host the videos ourselves. So feel free to stay tuned!
other video of emerging ""talents"" and also here artist who work with CAi ahahah unbelievable
We explicitly mention which artists we work with. And is it so surprising we are working with artists who we believe in?