Somewhere Over The Rainbow: Robert Natkin & Peter Fuller art documentary Abstract Expressionism

7 thoughts on “Somewhere Over The Rainbow: Robert Natkin & Peter Fuller art documentary Abstract Expressionism”

1. I've noticed that most modern artists and abstractionist painters have had challenging upbringings that move them to alternate reality . A good amount of suicides and mental illness is prevalent which would suggest their brains see and work differently which makes their work unique

2. DEGENERATE ART!

3. Wow. Never heard of him before but he's really cool. He's a dreamer just like me.

4. "I think it's very important to maintain belief but to still realize that you're on quicksand or your feet are clay. I always have this fantasy if I look down I'll see hoofs and they'll be a studio full of goat shit. So in one sense I want to be super-human but in another sense I feel I'm barely an animal; and it's a practice that I think if I don't always maintain, juggle, both of these kinds of reality I could then very easily be done in by the very kind of reparation that I use to make myself and that I hope will help the rest of the world become a better place. I want to become a better place – not a person; I want to become a better place because as a person I'm going to be gone I don't know in ten minutes, ten years. But I want to become a better place."

5. Exit music: Brian Eno

6. Good to finally hear my grandfathers voice. Wish I could have met him.

7. Such beautiful raw intimacy!??‍??❤️

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