Sharon Stone and Jerry Saltz Talk About Art
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Sharon Stone discusses her journey from Oscar-nominated actress to finding her voice as an artist with Pulitzer-winning art critic Jerry Saltz.
Experimentation with painting that began in the early days of the pandemic has blossomed into Stone’s first full exhibition, Welcome to My Garden, on view now at the C. Parker Gallery in Greenwich, CT, until January 15. Sharon will share her daily painting practice (4 to 17 hours per day), the inspiration behind her work, the health challenges that led her to start paintings, her many passions - and everything that she and Jerry love about the world of ART!
Recorded December 14, 2023 at The 92nd Street Y, New York.
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Very inspirational lady... I have always admired her and respect her endurance, and now her new Ms. Sharon Stone!!! Infinite Blessings to her and her family !!!💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐❤❤❤❤
This was such a treat on so many levels! ❤Profound 🙏 thanks! Sharon is a genius. Jerry did such a wonderful interview. So happy they were both recognized for their work!
P.S. STONE, YOU TOUCHED MY HEART...YOU ARE AMAZING!
STONE IS MAGNIFICENT!
Great content. I watched it all the way through and kept wishing for more. I love Sharon Stone and her authenticity. A truly captivating and very talented human being.
Thanks to you all & happy 2024! 🌻
#The92ndStreetY,New York This conversation resonated very deeply and intimately in me. Thanks Sharon Stone for being so down to earth about your amazing life and Jerry Saltz for your kindness great listening skills and enjoyable presence.
She brings the awareness to the forefront that these “difficult” (many words for “it”) experiences are, actually, beautiful.
What a remarkable woman you are, Sharon Stone. I've always loved you because of your energy. This interview is what I saw in you😊
Amazing amazing amazing! Thank you.
Sharon ❤👏🏻
What a wonderful lady, as a human, she's my inspiration as a women artist, and for how to live authentically and freely rest of my life. Thank you
I wish her so vey well.!!!! What a lovely, beautiful, clever, talented, Interesting person... I know she Is talking about a very difficult situation In her life however Is able to explain her emotions and felling's In such a clear simple no nonsense way... It almost makes the unthinkable thinkable..The horrible not so horrible..I belive she Is the kind of person that has the sense of mind and heart to work herself though anything...
YOUR BOOK "THE BEAUTY OF LIVING TWICE" IS INSPIRATIONAL.THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR STORY.
Inteligente, bella y humilde
La vraie Sharon. L'intellectuel qui lit des livres depuis l'âge de 5 ans. Bravo honey... elle m'appelle honey
Самая красивая женщина в истории человечества
She is still captivating. Oddly she looks more like herself (my idea of that) than she did 10 years ago.
She named Blick's as if it's some little known art supplies store!! lol 😂
They do know, because most people come from there! So don’t underestimate your audience Sharon just because you have the privilege of being part of the system to help them…
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I liked her advice of being there to catch inspiration in the moment, and to be ready and willing to work to get it down on the page. The informal conversation between the two of them leaves very little of this talk to recommend. He is a very poor interviewer, interrupting to add that something similar happened to him. His observations are lazy, saying things like "This reminds of an artist by the name of Sterling Ruby" or "That's interesting". While she has had a unique life, her expertise remains acting, and the paintings are still in a developing stage. Her special status as a member of the .1 percent brings these paintings to the attention of other celebrities who will no doubt buy them, and never tell her she is doing anything subpar. That doesn't make these art or even good paintings. Overall this was extremely hard to watch for its cringe facto
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Wow just a different point of view here 🪷! I thought the complete opposite... I enjoyed that the interviewer was just himself and responded authentically. It was obvious he is not an official journalist, but more in the educational realm. It made Sharon at ease and able to speak freely. She is painting because she was inspired to do so and she has some educational background in art. No one is claiming that she is Van Gogh. She has the ability (and actually does so already) to raise a LOT of money for organizations helping humanity. I guess this is another way that she can raise money if people are interested in buying it. It seems that they are. She's a fantastic humanitarian. We need more people like her.
i think she must b getting tired of telling the story i had a horrendous stroke 1.5 years ago. i lost everything too and not cared for lost all my animals so i relate toSharon big time i didnt know this part of her story oh yeah california care no wonder why
blah, blah, blah. Huge paintings--where is the originality? And that "most free" question? WTF.
Failed artist writes book on how to be an artist.