From the US where unrest and COVID are open wounds, this is an escape i am grateful for during these sad and turbulent times. Very much appreciated Philip and Oliver. Art is transformative and healing.
As always - fascinating to see what brings people comfort, joy and inspiration - Thank you so much Philip and Oliver for taking the time to produce these enchanting videos!
Thank you Philip & Oliver It's absolutely wonderful to sit here in a Copenhagen slowly opening up, being inspired by your marvelous house/art and other people's art! Please continue after lock down, it's too good to close down! Much regard Jesper Mayland 🇩🇰
Philip, you and your talented son have brought about a new era in art appreciation. Down to earth, approachable and reasonable in content, your show is on my "must see' list when I talk to people who just aren't sure about the whole 'art' world. BRAVO!
More and more I'm being captured by people's faces. Thank you for this. I'm interested in a playlist of your music too - very enjoyable and wide ranging throughout this series.
Thank you once again for this program. You both do a fantastic job. Something really special is you include the ordinary person and the artist who are not well known, and this makes thig very human and very understandable. Greetings from Melbourne, Australia.
I will be sad when these brilliant and much needed Art snippets come to an end, i have followed from the start and they are one my "look forward to" alerts in my inbox.
Thank you, Pilip and Oliver! It's wonderful to see all these faces and paintings which inspire me. It's raining now in my town (in Russia), but you film (all your films!) indeed added the sunlight to my Sunday))
Just so incredible to see all of this art and the connection to other humans who "connect" to it thank you. I can only imagine the amount of work involved and would be happy to donate to the cause if that becomes a need.
Love the way you compiled these. It’s been great seeing art owned and loved by others. The Art Gallery of NSW has opened its doors for timed visits from 1 June, so it’s back to the gallery I go. Thank you Oliver and Philip from my household in Sydney, Australia.
Thanks a lot to both of you for making these movies. Its always a joy to see that a new episode is on. Its always worth the wait. Looking forward to the next one!
It’s lovely to shine a light on your viewers and their cherished art. I enjoy going to friends’ homes and seeing what they have put on their walls. It’s surprising what new insights it gives me about them. 🌁🏙🏞🔮🖼
Thank you so very much for producing these video montages. The opportunity to appreciate so many outstanding personal art pieces really lifts my spirits.
Philip: Thank you for this series. I think the painting you bought is by Canberra artist Stephen Harrison. He has a website that you may wish to look at.
I've checked and It turns out I was mistaken. A pity - I thought I'd solved an international mystery for a while there! Oh well, have a look at his website anyway.
Very enjoyable. 20th century modern isn’t my thing, I prefer the old masters Impressionism or modern realism , but love these videos. Cheers for making them.
I see a Markey Robinson painting at 3.14 - hip, hip for Markey ! He bumped into me in a Dublin street and asked me to have a cup of tea with him many moons ago.
@@miekeharinck500 He was from Northern Ireland. When I met him he was elderly, I had no idea who he was. He told me he had a gallery in the city ( Dublin), that I should go have a look (Oriel) The gallery is still there and sells some of his paintings still. Recently I got talking to a man outside his house,near the city centre, he told me that Markey had been his next-door neighbour - he was invited inside one day - Markey had several easels set up in his bathroom, he sat on a stool and painted there. The main auction houses regularly have his paintings in their catalogue.
Oh dear...have I really binged all the shows? Yes, in fact with glass of wine in hand I am enjoying the people’s art collection (*is it just me) or are the pet paintings resonating as portraits of their owners?
I had a similar reaction that some people coordinated well with their paintings. And if one could see their pets, would there be a match as well? Surprised that a 40 quid painting hung on the wall. All goes to buying what you like.
I wonder if modernism was fueled by the development of photography... why paint for realism when a photo can be made? So, artists reacted by producing images the photography couldn’t do?
Shame about the absolutely appalling and deeply irritating background “music” in this and the related films. Oliver - if you have no taste in music what about silence? This is about visual art after all.
From the US where unrest and COVID are open wounds, this is an escape i am grateful for during these sad and turbulent times. Very much appreciated Philip and Oliver. Art is transformative and healing.
love and caring to our American cousins.... (from a person in Canada)
You can thank Democrat leadership and their sympathizers for that horrible summer of 2020.
As always - fascinating to see what brings people comfort, joy and inspiration - Thank you so much Philip and Oliver for taking the time to produce these enchanting videos!
Thank you Philip & Oliver
It's absolutely wonderful to sit here in a Copenhagen slowly opening up, being inspired by your marvelous house/art and other people's art!
Please continue after lock down, it's too good to close down!
Much regard
Jesper Mayland 🇩🇰
Philip, you and your talented son have brought about a new era in art appreciation. Down to earth, approachable and reasonable in content, your show is on my "must see' list when I talk to people who just aren't sure about the whole 'art' world. BRAVO!
Wonderful Presentation. Great comments. Just marvelous.
More and more I'm being captured by people's faces. Thank you for this. I'm interested in a playlist of your music too - very enjoyable and wide ranging throughout this series.
I just started painting two years ago and I love art history , I’m learning a lot from your videos, thanks for posting
Thank you once again for this program. You both do a fantastic job. Something really special is you include the ordinary person and the artist who are not well known, and this makes thig very human and very understandable. Greetings from Melbourne, Australia.
Great to see this episode! Thanks Philip and Oliver for helping us pass the time away in isolation. Always excited to see your videos. 🇨🇦👍
Thank you so much...a delight!!
Thank you. Great fun
love this thank you so much guy’s, the music’s really cool too! ( says Kay 60 and 3/4). xxxx
I will be sad when these brilliant and much needed Art snippets come to an end, i have followed from the start and they are one my "look forward to" alerts in my inbox.
Thank you, Pilip and Oliver! It's wonderful to see all these faces and paintings which inspire me. It's raining now in my town (in Russia), but you film (all your films!) indeed added the sunlight to my Sunday))
Just so incredible to see all of this art and the connection to other humans who "connect" to it thank you. I can only imagine the amount of work involved and would be happy to donate to the cause if that becomes a need.
Wow! and great music accompaniment - yes!!!
Thank you both for all your hard work!
Thank you for sharing this! Are you still taking submissions? I’d like to see one on sculpture. Cheers
Love the way you compiled these. It’s been great seeing art owned and loved by others. The Art Gallery of NSW has opened its doors for timed visits from 1 June, so it’s back to the gallery I go. Thank you Oliver and Philip from my household in Sydney, Australia.
Hope that you are alright. Thank you for this enjoyable video.
What a great idea this series was, love all the zooming.
‘Yes’ Philip and Oliver You have to keep going Britain needs you!! 😊🌈💝
I would say the world, art is after all global
Thanks a lot to both of you for making these movies. Its always a joy to see that a new episode is on. Its always worth the wait. Looking forward to the next one!
fascinating variety of photos people sent in. This was a great idea.
Thankyou Philip and thanks 🙏 for the acknowledgment of myself and my four one being a giorgio de chirico... Thankyou again
It’s lovely to shine a light on your viewers and their cherished art. I enjoy going to friends’ homes and seeing what they have put on their walls. It’s surprising what new insights it gives me about them. 🌁🏙🏞🔮🖼
Love the robot paintings.
It's strangely fascinating to see the faces of the picture owners along with their pictures,some of the owners are works of art in their own right!
Thank you so very much for producing these video montages. The opportunity to appreciate so many outstanding personal art pieces really lifts my spirits.
Lovely show. It's also interesting to see what your followers like in their art. Some of these pieces were beautiful.
Only a fool would have walked away from that Harrison for £40. What a gem!
Always inspiring! Thanks to the contributors and for your efforts in compiling so many intriguing artworks! :-)
Interesting as always. Thank you. Ideas for upcoming programs: sculpture, stained glass, quilts and wall hangings.
Philip: Thank you for this series. I think the painting you bought is by Canberra artist Stephen Harrison. He has a website that you may wish to look at.
I've checked and It turns out I was mistaken. A pity - I thought I'd solved an international mystery for a while there! Oh well, have a look at his website anyway.
Very enjoyable. 20th century modern isn’t my thing, I prefer the old masters Impressionism or modern realism , but love these videos. Cheers for making them.
Thank you for your video! Interesting and fun..😁
5:46 Nice OLI GOLDSMITH painting!
I see a Markey Robinson painting at 3.14 - hip, hip for Markey ! He bumped into me in a Dublin street and asked me to have a cup of tea with him many moons ago.
thanks for putting a name to this painting, i love it and i am happy to learn more about the artist
@@miekeharinck500 He was from Northern Ireland. When I met him he was elderly, I had no idea who he was. He told me he had a gallery in the city ( Dublin), that I should go have a look (Oriel) The gallery is still there and sells some of his paintings still. Recently I got talking to a man outside his house,near the city centre, he told me that Markey had been his next-door neighbour - he was invited inside one day - Markey had several easels set up in his bathroom, he sat on a stool and painted there. The main auction houses regularly have his paintings in their catalogue.
@@miekeharinck500 www.rosss.com/artist/markey-robinson/191/
Does anyone know the artist at 3:06? Reminds me of Keith Haring, but he usually has a human figure element.
Is is only my imagination , or do people start to look like their paintings (like pets and spouses)?
Ha ha! I was going to post the same thing, but decided against it. Thanks for going first.
Where do we send these?
Oh dear...have I really binged all the shows? Yes, in fact with glass of wine in hand I am enjoying the people’s art collection (*is it just me) or are the pet paintings resonating as portraits of their owners?
Would love to know about the large painting you have on the wall above the settee Philip.
Love - it!
This makes me want to get working again.
The artist isn't David Harrison?
I had a similar reaction that some people coordinated well with their paintings. And if one could see their pets, would there be a match as well? Surprised that a 40 quid painting hung on the wall. All goes to buying what you like.
I'd love to know the name of some of the artists of these painting
I like it better when the artist is looking at their art, and not the cam
This isolation is dragging on as I wait for the STILL LIFES
Well not exactly my cup of tea, but then I am not that type of artist, but nevertheless always willing to look and learn.
The advent of photography had a lot to do with the birth of abstraction in painting.
I wonder if modernism was fueled by the development of photography... why paint for realism when a photo can be made? So, artists reacted by producing images the photography couldn’t do?
Australian Aboriginal art in "modernism" ?!?
OK, but whats next? Modernism/ abstract has been with us since Turner, 100's of years - its been done to death.
Shame about the absolutely appalling and deeply irritating background “music” in this and the related films. Oliver - if you have no taste in music what about silence? This is about visual art after all.
That’s a surprise, I liked the music, I found it upbeat and interesting.
I really liked the music too and it added to my enjoyment of the video.
You don't have a volume control?
Loved the music. It fits so well with the art.
I think the music adds a lot.