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In this report originally broadcast on “CBS Sunday Morning” September 16, 1984, correspondent Eugenia Zuckerman met with one of the most important of American post-war painters, Helen Frankenthaler (1928-2011), as she prepared for an exhibition of her abstract expressionist work at the André Emmerich Gallery in New York City, and talked about her artistic process, which she described as “a kind of magic.”
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Me gusta mucho la pintura abstracta te da esa libertad para pintar lo que se te venga en gana, eso sale de tus emociones mismas…to paint a picture is the same like bring the feelings out .
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Celebration of mediocrity.
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If you asked her to sketch a woman walking in a field…..
she couldn't accomplish anything that REMOTELY resembles this simple task. Garbage utterly and completely garbage.
She is looking for shortcuts… and she found it !
Look like the work of first grader on acid.
The Emperor’s New Clothes…. perhaps
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Thanks for this rare and insightful interview.
JUNK
A lot of drugs ..
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She was NOT an abstract expressionist!!! She was a color field painter!
THE VISIONS THAT GOOD DRUGS BRING
No magic just investor greed
What kinds of drugs must I take to appreciate/ unederstand her delusions?
You wonder with these large canvasses- showcases the large modern room more than the art- which shows minimal talented
THE GARBAGE THAT IS MODERN SRT- the rich park their money in it- critics and galleries collude- all about $$$$$$$$$$$$$$.
All of her work remains, compared to Rembrandt as simply JUNK or GARBAGE!
Artists are weirdos. So we're the homosexual agenda that they follow and what you use incorrect personal pronouns.
Years back, an artist friend took me to the Los Angeles Temporary Contemporary. Upon entering, one of the 1st pieces I cast my eyes upon was like the size of The Last Supper – – maybe 18' H x 45' W.
It looked as if the canvas had been positioned at a slight slant and the "artist" had thrown buckets of paint at it. There were big round & oval splashy globs and some drips running down from each. The colors were primary & jewel tones.
After viewing it for a while I said that I didn't understand, that I myself could've made that. My friend was in nirvana and simply said, "Ahhh, but HE did it first."
When Michaelangelo was asked how he carved such magnificent statues, he simply said something like "you just chip away everything that is NOT the statue".
Artists clearly just think differently – – it's possible that they owe their creativity to an ability (that is better than most) to tap into other dimentions and/or alternate universes.
Lovely but I have to admit- never understood abstract painting. :/