Demonstration of Chuck Close's pulp paper process at Pace Prints, NY

Ruth Lingen at Pace Prints demonstrates pulp paper making process with Chuck Close 'Lucas'. This was produced for MCA Australia's exhibition 'Chuck Close: Prints, Process and Collaboration'

[@elizabethcardona6248]

Eso si es verdadero arte. Un abrazo de mi parte... Que hermoso.

[@hondobeans]

All the little cuts and skips and close shots really did not do it for me today.

[@insiyahtinwala2843]

Magnificent!

[@MrPhotodoc]

Way too many closeups of paint or something being squirted onto something. I feel sick now.

[@rishis5569]

it's paper pulp not paint you absolute silly guy

[@lienardable]

It's difficult to understand the process if you don't practice.

[@maxferguson6470]

Think you might enjoy my realistic paintings Max Ferguson Painter

[@KpxUrz5745]

As a serious lifelong artist, I have never viewed Chuck Close as an artist, and I certainly have zero positive comments to make about his hiring "elves" do produce more artless products.

[@himec]

Do you mean artisans? Have a little respect for the talented people doing the work.