I make no apologies for posting another video about Wayne Thiebaud. The man's work fascinates me and in this video there's a chance to see him applying paint.
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Wow. No apologies necessary. What an interesting man and what interesting work. Thanks for posting this! Where have I been all my life?
Thanks for posting this--great to see him smearing that pastry-like paint across canvas.
About five years ago my wife and I stumbled on a poster in Malibu, California, advertising a Thiebaud exhibit at nearby Pepperdine University. The opening reception was just beginning, so we rushed over and were treated to Thiebaud himself, giving a talk and fielding questions. It was a memorable treat to see his paintings and hear him speak about his motivations and processes. He is personable and down to earth, as is apparent in this video.
Welcome to my blog. I'm a professional artist working in oil, acrylic and drawing. I'm still very much a figurative painter aiming at some kind of modern representation. I believe in the continuing value of painting and follow in its long and honourable tradition.
3 comments:
Wow. No apologies necessary. What an interesting man and what interesting work. Thanks for posting this! Where have I been all my life?
Thanks for posting this--great to see him smearing that pastry-like paint across canvas.
About five years ago my wife and I stumbled on a poster in Malibu, California, advertising a Thiebaud exhibit at nearby Pepperdine University. The opening reception was just beginning, so we rushed over and were treated to Thiebaud himself, giving a talk and fielding questions. It was a memorable treat to see his paintings and hear him speak about his motivations and processes. He is personable and down to earth, as is apparent in this video.
"Painting can be a type of miracle." WT.
Suburb. I like the way art teachers can talk.
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