Visiting The Momentary in Bentonville, Arkansas
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Visiting The Momentary in Bentonville, Arkansas
I took my sister and dad down to Bentonville, Arkansas for an overnight stay at the 21c Museum Hotel where we visited The Momentary to see Nick Cave's exhibit, UNTL.
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RESOURCES
The Momentary: bit.ly/3lzcLPR
Nick Cave, UNTL exhibit: bit.ly/2VwO5wS
Refuge exhibit: bit.ly/2JJQ5it
21c Museum Hotels: bit.ly/39EwDP5
21c Museum Hotel - Bentonville: bit.ly/2KSGI0z
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PLACES VISITED
The Momentary (0:39)
21c Museum Hotel Bentonville (13:38)
21c Hotel Exhibit (17:13)
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A truly incredible exhibit that is presented so well, including the appropriate music, that one can really enjoy this fabulous imaginary art.
Truly stunning.
I’m glad you enjoyed it
You’ve got that late night, smooth jazz radio voice 😎
Great 🎉
I'm so disappointed that I missed this exhibit, but your video was the next best thing to being there. Thanks for creating and posting this! In 2022, The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago is presenting "the largest museum survey of Nick Cave's artwork to date." I definitely plan to be there.
Great video of an amazing show!!
Thanks for sharing! I so miss going to the galleries and seeing the actual works upclose.
WOW!!! I love Nick Cave, and I had no idea he had been doing visual art. This is incredible.
Very interesting re-use of an industrial complex….
Beautiful! Thank You for sharing. :)
21C is the best hotel concept ever!! And the Penguins😆😆🐧🐧🧡🧡
I love the mood of this entire video. Very well-done!
thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it
Genius...no doubt..
great work, sad art washing of the walmart robber barons! all their employees who get sick go on medicaid but their mounds of money build ‘museums’ pitiful!!
This is a well produced video. I don't think history will treat these kind of installations very kindly though. Banks of moving lights and hundreds of discarded objects from trash and garage sales hanging from the ceiling will eventually be laughed at as a particular dysfunction of art in the late 20th and early 21st century. Humans are attracted to glittery objects and movement, and this exhibit only shamelessly exploits our attraction to Las Vegas or Disneyland (not that these latter two do not provide value for your money). Worse, to bring racial overtones into this exhibit tells you it cannot stand on its own and needs a political topic du jour to support its claim as art. This is not art, and please do not allow "famous artists" delude you. If you are in that area, go to Crystal Bridges to see authentic art, or better still, the Met in NYC,
I have a walkthrough of the Crystal Bridges Museum you may enjoy!
Yeah like Guernica by Picasso is crap cuz of "political topic du jour". This comment above is delectible in it's stupidity
whos money built this "dream castle", nick's money? Just out of his music? WOW! we hope is a community center too.
This is a different Nick Cave than the singer!
@@MaryLynn_Buchanan My apologies For my ignorance. Thanks to the magic box machine now I know Whos the genius is. Astonishing man and impressive level of imagination, remind me a bet the jazz musician from the '50s-'60s SUN RA. Wo as well develop this concept of armour protection and sound. Thank you very much, Mary Lynn a lot of value for your video-clips.
masterful synesthesia
Wow ! Stunned and shocked at how utterly bad most of this stuff is. The pretentiousness is beyond belief . Nick Cave ..Oh Dear ! Lost for words.