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Maria Herskovic
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"A group of local artists, joined by a guest from California, convened at the Pollock-Krasner House on May 19 to discuss the contemporary relevance of expressionism, whether abstract or figurative, and how it relates to their own work. The event, sponsored by Drs. Marika and Thomas Herskovic, harked back to the early days of the New York School, when artists hotly debated such issues at The Club. It attracted a large audience, whose comments sparked some lively responses." -by Helen Harrison. From "My "Eye On Art" column appearing monthly in the Sag Harbor Express.
*** Looking at Sculpture with Prof Fred Licht and Dr Robert Metzger
This is an in-depth discussion on American expressionist sculpture.
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Women artists New York School 1950s mp4from youtube com
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Women artists New York School 1950s .
Expressions of Life Title 01 01
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Biography of Karl Zerba (1903-1972). American/German Figurative Expressionist. The works of Karl Zerbe are significant because they record "the response of a distinguished artist of basically European sensibility to the physical and cultural scene of the New World". Wikipedia
Screenprinting An American Art Form. PBS production
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Screenprinting An American Art Form. PBS production
American Expressionism in the 21st Century Part 2
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This video is the continuation of the earlier video titled "Abstract Expressionism in the 21st Century." "A group of local artists, joined by a guest from California, convened at the Pollock-Krasner House on May 19 (2013) to discuss the contemporary relevance of expressionism, whether abstract or figurative, and how it relates to their own work. The event, sponsored by Drs. Marika and Thomas He...
Dante Clementi, contemporary artist and poet
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Dante Clementi is a junior at Haverford School in Pennsylvania. He is reciting his poem at the Annual Artists' Party held in Franklin Lakes, NJ.
John Hultberg American visionary artist
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John Hultberg rose to prominence "in the 1950's with powerful landscapes, fractured into slabs under ominous horizons; multiplicities of bizarre, huddled shapes; and dense, semiabstract urban wastelands dappled with harsh brilliance and vague human touches. Their air of mystery and forceful use of color earned him awards at exhibitions that began in the 1950's and continued for five decades."-N...
Jackson Pollock and Jazz: Inspiration or Imitation
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Helen A. Harrison examines "the relationship between Jackson Pollock's so called action painting technique which reaches apogee in 1947-50 and the jazz music that he loved."
Roy Nicholson, American-British painter based on Sag Harbor, New York
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"Throughout my career I have developed paintings in series. One painting will often suggest alternatives that can be followed and exploited. Ideas can spread like branches of a tree. Although I am most interested in the process of painting, I often use a computer to revisit earlier states of a painting and to try out color or form changes."-Roy Nicholson
Anki King, American/Norwegian Expressionist
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"I paint life sized figures that act as symbols for feelings that can't accurately be described in words. They are characterized by the object symbols with which they share space. Each figure, or fragment of a figure, stands still in readiness for a charged meeting with the viewer. The viewing activates a series of responses, where identity is projected onto the faceless figure, similar to a re...
The Rescue of Raphael's Painting by Ira Spanierman.mov
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Ira Spanierman, Director of Spanierman Gallery, acquired a painting at Sotheby's Parke-Bernet which after many years of research proved to be a lost painting by Raphael (1483-1520), "Portrait of Lorenzo de'Medici, Duke of Orbino" Painted 1517 or 1518.
Anki King, "LICC ARTIST OF THE YEAR" WINNER .mov
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London International Creative Competition™ (LICC) is a vehicle for facilitating contact between uniquely talented artists and an international audience. "I paint life sized figures that act as symbols for feelings that can't accurately be described in words. They are characterized by the object symbols with which they share space. Each figure, or fragment of a figure, stands still in readiness ...
Art Criticism-Press Coverage & Art of the 1950s.mov
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On May 7, 1995 pioneer abstract expressionists and museum directors relate the impact of critics on their careers. Moderated by Phyllis Braff, Art Historian and Art Critic. The influence and criticism of Jerome Klein, John Canaday, Fairfield Porter, Clement Greenberg, Hilton Kramer and Dore Ashton is discussed.
Joe Stefanelli-Abstract Expressionism-New York School-action painting
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Joe Stefanelli-Abstract Expressionism-New York School-action painting
Abstract Expressionism-Looking at abstract expressionist paintings in 2011 .mov
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Abstract Expressionism-Looking at abstract expressionist paintings in 2011 .mov
Costantino Nivola Artists of the 9th St. Show-Abstract Expressionism.mp4
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Costantino Nivola Artists of the 9th St. Show-Abstract Expressionism.mp4
New York School 1950s-Growth of Artistic Ideas Toward the Realm of the Spiritual
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New York School 1950s-Growth of Artistic Ideas Toward the Realm of the Spiritual
Abstract expressionism 1950s-New York School Artists .mp4
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Abstract expressionism 1950s-New York School Artists .mp4
Source of Creativity-Discussion with New York School artists of the 1950s
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Source of Creativity-Discussion with New York School artists of the 1950s
Robert Richenburg Abstract Expressionism 1950s-New York School 1950s
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Robert Richenburg Abstract Expressionism 1950s-New York School 1950s
Joe Stefanelli Abstract Expressionism 1950s-New York School 1950s
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Joe Stefanelli Abstract Expressionism 1950s-New York School 1950s
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Artists would do themselves a great service if they just did their art and disabused themselves of any hope of selling it because most artists will never sell much. There must be other ways to support art than sales of art.
And by the way I love diptric and triptic - and the investigation of color, nature and the universe …
Very inspiring narrative of what is art, what is abstract expressionism. And truly to experience a piece of Art is about feeling 🤎🖤🧡💛🤍
J.Mitchell @6:35 must be Joan.
Love this his art is good and fun to look at. I like the colors, the lines, the compositions are fun. Thanks for sharing!
Another gem from this channel. One of the greatest art talks I've heard.
I’ve been reading up on this show from a MoMA published book from way back when lots of the Abstract Expressionists eventually had there work shown in Europe as a result of this event from what I read. But this really gives it perspective from those who presented and to know that it wasn’t such an easy label and it’s the museums that get to put the final stamp on it all not so much the artists.
Robert Anderson! Thank you for your comment. To do the video was important since it adds to the understanding of this important period of art history.
I truly believe that the WPA inspired the creation of American Art that after World WarII became popular all over the world.
I’m starting a screen printing clothing brand and this was so inspiring and cool.
Also suicide boys should sample the credits song. That could go hard lmao
Talk, talk, wish art videos showed the paintings more and talking less.
Excellent artist! This video is a great introduction to his career.
Thank you very much.
Ciao dalla Sardegna! Welcome to Assemini, Città della ceramica, and welcome to Orani, to Museo Nivola! ruclips.net/video/bx5C2DincA8/видео.html
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Perle Fine was the real deal.
Being a great artist and being a famous artist are two different things.
I agree with you whole heartily
Uhm,............................no.
David Slivka was an influential and important instructor for me at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts from 1974-1978. I visited his studio in NYC and loved seeing all of his wonderful sculpture in his enormous space. Thanks for posting the video.
Dicks Rubin is key.
So Many guys Named Harry in late 1800s and early 1900s. Harry S Truman was born in 1884 and some of the artist born around same time period. Wonder if there was a famous American Harry in this time period.
A Greatproject for you!
Screen printing came from China. Not America
Nope, screen printing INVOLVES A SCREEN. China had stencils the floating ties. China didn't pass ink through a screen.
False, Its origins can be traced back to China during the Song Dynasty (960-1279 AD). This early form of printing involved using a fine mesh (originally made of silk, hence the name 'silk screen') to transfer ink onto a substrate, except in areas made impermeable to the ink by a blocking stencil. This technique was later adopted and further developed in other Asian countries like Japan, where it was used for printing textiles and paper. The method didn't gain significant popularity in Europe until silk mesh became more available from the East, particularly in the 18th century. The modern form of screen printing, with more sophisticated processes and materials, developed further in the early 20th century. It became particularly popular in the artistic community, with artists and graphic designers embracing the technique for its versatility and unique visual results. This period saw the evolution of screen printing from a largely industrial technique to an important artistic medium.
Спасибо! Thanks!
Hi pt mom wants to see her
Please could you explain your comment 😍
Many thanks for posting. So great to watch something that’s unashamedly intellectual 😎
Thank you for your comment. Kindness is the most important contribution to once life.
Thank you Guy. I hope that Stefanelli's art will never be forgotten.
Thank you Suzanne. I truly value your comments.
Thank you Suzanne. It was a pleasure to make it.
Cramer once argued that any "excitement " around Basquiat's work was merely "a bow to the less fortunate" (ie: blacks), & that Basquiat's contribution to Art was "so minuscule as to be considered "nil" Apart from his racism, can't imagine being more
A.X. Kramer was a pompous man. Unfortunately there were few critic in art history who weren't failed artists while becoming self promoting critics.
My first art teacher and for 4 years at Columbia University since 1970 to 1974. I've valued ever since his approach to me as foreign student in terms of following my insight paths in colorfullness, images and to just ever just paint.
thank you so much for this video! Nivola's work and concepts are touching my soul! I feel so moved after watching this video!
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Very good is true
We need another Works Program Administration for artists in our time.
A true pleasure to have seen this video.
A wonderful presentation.
I studied with Joe at Parsons School of Design in the late 70's and I have to say that he was a great and generous instructor and included me in his circle at the Cedar Tavern. It was a living history lesson and as he mentions in his own recollections of earlier times at the Cedar, I learned a great deal more about art and life over a beer at the Cedar Tavern than just about anywhere else.
Wow! Awesome documentary. Thanks for uploading!
Albert kotin my art teacher at long island university
Thank you so very much. I hope that Joe Stefanelli will remain in art history as a great artist.
What a gem
Two popes already have been executed they were cannibals. Are you in the red shoe club like them . Cannibal , sex rape and torture club. And Christ is returning his church has been defiled!!
Critical statement without solution can be distractive.
I am happy that you enjoyed the video. Conrad Marca-Relli was truly a great artist and a very special friend.
He was my great uncle
I had never heard of Stefanelli till tonight. Very Impressive work. This is "real" abstract!
Walter, I am very happy that you became acquainted with Joe Stefanelli's art. He was a very fine artist.
Great stuff!
Anton! Thank you for your kind comment. Today our life is all about concept and cognition. Feeling, emotion, empathy are the signs of the past. I hope that we will still continuing to care for each other.
"Maybe this stuff deserves a second look ...?' Certainly. A fascinating series of videos that demonstrate the New York School of the 40s and 50s was artistically broader than the selective gaze of the dominant critical force of that time, Greenburg, would have us believe. That said, Dore Ashton's book The New York School remains the best guide I know that reflects the diversity of artistic expression that others have chosen to past over.
Really nice work! I love it.
Greetings, Dr. Herskovic, thank you for this fantastic video. Can you tell me where I might find the photograph of James Brooks in Cairo? Thank you!
Hi! We did this video long time ago and Charlot Park (wife) has passed on. Unfortunately she owned all the photographs and provided us with them. Kind regards.
"Each painting has to be a new search." -Joe Stefanelli
Thank you for the recognition of Joe Stefanelli's statement. I hope that his art will survive forever. 🍷
@@MarikaHerskovic He was my art teacher at Columbia University since 1970 - 1974. I can recall the many ways and times he talked on our student class art discussion about our work, and how he give many ideas and insights I've been putting in practice ever since.