The amount of detail in this exhibit is astounding

I would love to see this in person. I really love Tom's level of detail and thoroughness all of simple materials and techniques. Inspiring

This genuinely so cool.

Thanks Adam for introducing me to Toms work a while back!

This is amazing!! Thanks Adam for the introduction and Tom for such an inspiration show.

It's so cool to get to see Adam talking about things he's passionate about, and I think this is the first time he's gotten to talk about art. So yeah! This is awesome!

this is absolutely amazing work

Thanks Adam and team Tested for this most excellent review. Was a pleasure to watch.

Been SO excited for this!!!

Adam can barley contain his excitement during this video...I really wish this would showcase somewhere that wasn't a coast so middle-America could experience it.

To all people that can't understand this, think how this guy is mocking with the notion that the whole space program could be made in a garage, there's even a special effects station. Or you could see him as a grown up kid, can't you guys relate the camera he made to his father to what kind of replica he is making right now? i know there's a ton lot of crap when we talk about contemporary art, but this is real good and entertaining so, what's wrong?

@Sam_Barnes

7 жыл бұрын

that's a great comment.

@ksng767

7 жыл бұрын

What's wrong is that there is no context in this video. Art is all about context, without context, nobody can tell what the art is about. I had no idea why this is such a big deal from this video alone, I even thought at one point that this video is trying to show how the moon landing can be faked and other conspiracy nonsense.

@DanielA-yg3un

7 жыл бұрын

Art requires much more than just "it's ironic". Mocking something is not sufficient to display it in an exhibit.

@tobynmanthorpe

7 жыл бұрын

@fernandoanimator I'm just not into it. The models are simple... and I know that's the idea, but just not my cup of tea. The performance aspect of it adds a layer of seriousness and dedication that is taken a bit too far, IMO. But that's fine; if art wasn't subjective then no one would have fun.

@DanielA-yg3un

7 жыл бұрын

***** I really don't believe that art is subjective though. You should read this article from the Art Renewal Center: www.artrenewal.org/articles/Philosophy/ArtScam/artscam.php It may seem a little too cynical and although you may not agree with all of it, I think that it's a really good read regardless.

I just found out about Tom Sachs reading up on him after watching his "10 Bullets." video, after watching Laura Kampf's "Always be Knolling" video and wondering what Knolling was. I've always Knolled, without knowing it was a thing. Brings peace to me.

this is absolutely brilliant... id love to see the show!

Wow, this is amazing. So cool!

Tom's work is amazing, you're a lucky guy Adam!!!

I'm surprised they didn't include a honda ridgeline lol

@spunkmire2664

7 жыл бұрын

Well done!

Adam Savage + Tom Sochs = Must Watch Great Video🙏🏽

thanks for making this video! I love Tom's work and to see this exhibit from Texas, even in a brief 10 minute video is awesome. I sure hope this mission comes to Texas or closer at some point!

Yesterday I had not heard of Tom, now I have watched Van, Casey, and Adam all gush. Fascinating

I love Tom Sachs! Discovered him ten years ago with the cardboard version of Corbusiers Habitat. Magnificent!

thank you so much for this video!!! wish I could see this show

I love every bit of this.

Thanks for this. Big fan of Tom Sachs work.

wow, I wish I knew about this earlier, i would have made the effort to check it out in person. thanks for sharing.

You can defiantly see where Casey Neistat gets his inspiration from.

@catfunt5744

5 жыл бұрын

casey worked for him, i guess thats where he got his whole studio style from. also casey's brother made a film for tom, 10 bullets.

@WilliamWei007

3 жыл бұрын

10000% can’t be more true

@armandofernal2953

2 жыл бұрын

Van, dude..

I wish he would have turned on the blow torch i totally wanted to see that one shot

That's really cool stuff!

I love this!

This is incredible! I'd LOVE to see that but I'm skint and live across the world

pretty incredible to see how clearly tom sachs' style influenced casey neistat's own style from when casey was tom's assistant and became his friend.

I went their this week. It was awesome!!!

@MichaelBerthelsen

7 жыл бұрын

Harsimran Singh *there ;-)

@hsingh9877

7 жыл бұрын

Michael Berthelsen lol, thanks for catching me on my mistake 👌👌👌

@MichaelBerthelsen

7 жыл бұрын

Harsimran Singh We all get excited about Adam, haha! ;-)

Perhaps the mop bucket is honoring the least recognized people in a space program who have to clean the floors and the "don't fuck up" is the constant pressure put on the entire team.

Wow it looks incredible ! Too bad I can't go there :(

If art causes you to react, be it positively or negatively, it has achieved it's purpose. You took something from it, even if that something is 'I hated it because...' I on the other hand, took something from this video of the installation, the energy and reverence with which Adam presented it made me see it though his eyes and that is a sign of a great presenter, cheers Adam!

This reminds me strongly of the work of Panamarenko but even more elaborate and intriguing.

See, when he was just describing the exhibit it sounded silly, but seeing it all put together you can see the sort of scale and thought that went into it, it's really cool.

I think I binge watched too much tested yesterday, cause I actually had a dream about Adam's workshop. In which Adam got mad because I kept touching stuff XD

I would LOVE to visit that

I flew in from Europe only to see the demonstration and it was worth it.

I went to the exibition in brooklyn earlier this year. I happened to be on vacation in New York at the time.

I just went today in Seoul. It was witty and smart.

wow that's pretty awesome, it's a shame I won't get a chance to play in it

Dude, that is awesome! Don't know if you ever read these comments Adam, but I just had the opportunity to meet Mr. Sachs last weekend at the Nasher Sculpture Center here in Dallas Texas, where he has his current (Awesome) exhibit, "Tea Ceremony." In any event, I am a voice artist for Makita USA and when I discovered that he utilizes Makita power tools and batteries in many of his works, I let him know of my involvement and he pulled out his phone-camera & asked me If I would be willing to record a couple lines for him (to the effect of how Makita power tools are the official power tools of Tom Sachs :-) The guy is not only a genius as an artist, but also pretty darn cool dude. If you see him, definitely tell him that I said hello.

Show more fine art-sy stuff like this please :)

Casey Neistat's style is so similar to Tom's. Well... seems to be obvious, considering Casey has worked for Tom.

@Scrivscribe

7 жыл бұрын

Nexuscube I noticed this too! really love that style myself 😊

Just had the chance to visit the Tom Sachs Space Program: Rare Earths exhibit at Deichtorhallen in Hamburg! Really really cool and I was reminded of many many things I learned and saw from Adam on TESTED. Really recommended if anyone has the chance.

Adam if you've never been to the Kansas Cosmosphere as Space Center in Hutchinson, Kansas I would love to give you a tour of it. It's the pride of my hometown.

Tom Sachs kicks on sight🔥🔥

Man it would be nice if that exhibit could make it to the Detroit Science Center but we never seem to get cool stuff like this.

Tom Sachs' sense of order and punishment are how every studio should be run.

So it's an elaborate Mock space playset.

when is this exhibition coming to Europe!? * super dramatic voice.. :P

Ground control to major Tom... Sachs'!

5:46 "DO NOT FUCK THESE UP" Sasha Grey, Tori Lane, Brittany Spears, and Naomi Russell chisels. Bootsy Collins handsaw. And Obama hammer. I just love that shot hahahaha.

@GrahamGibby

6 жыл бұрын

...and the centerfold in the Rescue module...

A little context on what this art is or the history of this guy... sort of feel like I've missed an introductory segment to this show.

Whoa. I didn't knew so many wouldn't know about Tom Sachs exhibit. Maybe too much time has spent since his last mention by the Tested team...

I really think Adam would also love the work of "Panamarenko".

Saturn V first stage has five F-1 Engines, not four.

@GlutenEruption

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, beat me to it. And the flame from lox and rp-1 wasn't even remotely blue. Very yellow and dirty. SII and SIVB stages burned blue with lox and LH2 but it was well off the pad before they lit

@sirdouglashowel5thseat776

6 жыл бұрын

still better than anyone else has done

Just watch all the "I knew the moon landings were fake" postings now :-D

I can understand why this is not for everyone, however I feel it is some of the most brilliant art of out time, I especially love the mop bucket and tray of burger and fries. It reminds me of a ruff doodle sketch coming to life like something from a Japanese anime. If I had enough money to buy one of these pieces I totally would. Meanwhile I will attempt to make my own Tom Sachs inspired pieces.

At 1:27 you can see the Nautical Challenge that he did with the Neistat Brothers!

I wish I could go. 😔

Was the real LEM that big? Holy cow

10:03 - I want that Microtech knife!

I have only one word for this: ....WOW... ;-D

Is there a place where we can see this in action?

at 10:03 there's a Microtech ultratech, nice!

Oh Adam.. The Saturn V first and second stages had 5 F1 engines not 4. The third had 1.

@MajorJimPlays

7 жыл бұрын

salland12 Yup, I forgot to edit my post. My point was the SV does not have 4 engines. :-)

Thus would have made more sense if there was more background information and context. But about 3/4 of the way through I realized what it all was about and then watched the video over again to fully understand. Just a thought, maybe provide more context and background information next time.

Splash down station has a pin up ?

@GrahamGibby

6 жыл бұрын

More accurately a centerfold.. w00!

That Microtech OTF just sitting there being wasted 😫😫😫

iSPY Norm and Will doing an interview @ 4:12 ;)

2:50 are the finger tips wax paper cups? cool

5:45 DO NOT FUCK THESE UP! haha

What's funny to me is that I only know of Tom Sachs through Casey Neistat, Van Neistat, and Adam Savage. And Casey and Van are clearly influenced by Tom because they both worked for him and so they clearly draw inspiration from them. But I have never really done a deep dive on Tom Sachs. So when I see this work I see Casey and Van Neistat and not really Tom. This video and exhibit have me really intrigued tho. I think it's about time I go down the Tom Sachs rabbit hole and learn more about him. Casey, Van, and Adam are all creators I admire and it's cool to see who's work they admire.

And Adam's wearing the Tom Sachs x NikeCraft Mars Yard...

I have no idea what the fuck I'm watching... a little explanation would have been nice! What is all this stuff, is it used for special effects in movies? how's it related to nasa? just a bunch of stuff a guy made for fun?

@NautyEskimo

7 жыл бұрын

its at an art museum

@oO_ox_O

7 жыл бұрын

You remember when you made a rocket out of a large carton? Yeah, that's basically the same only by people in their midlife crisis.

@Toni-vy9db

7 жыл бұрын

Tom Sach's a Plastic Artists who made this exposition because he "Wanted to go to Mars". In several showcases he said to have contacted NASA & former astronaut Buzz Aldrin to work out the engineering of several components of the mission, despite being considered home-made, most pieces are very functional and "on-par" with the NASA counterparts in regards of rough function. In retrospect, what we saw is described as a home-made mission to Mars; having Tom Sach's deliberate lack of polish as a distinct feature of his artistic work; promptly described by his necessity to add human traits of imperfection to objects.

wow

I think you should have given a short introduction as to what the exhibition was all about because it took me a while to realise what the hell was going on.

what happen whit the spacial carrer? where are the flying ships? where are the city on the space? P.S: Adam i'm big fan of yours

-THAT-... -IS... SHIZ-NUTS!! tom sachs, hats off to you fine sir!!! :0

I am back and forth on this, mainly because Tom Sachs has soured on me with his poor media persona. Would I see it, dunno, depends on the price? Would I devote 4 hours to it? I am unsure. I don't like any event that long. I see Toms love to craft but, there is also to me anyway, an inherent self promotion in his work. Again it could be the grating he causes me.... Dunno. Its sad, if it had been Adam, who comes across as a remarkable builder it would have a treat. Tom comes across as someone with agenda who likes to talk about Tom. He also seems far less then humble. So I am a lot less likely to care. And the "Don't fuck these up"... really? I could go on but like Adam once said, "be part of the solution and not part of the problem." Just some observations...

@MrMilarepa108

7 жыл бұрын

There was one event in September, there is gonna be another one in January. If you go to the YBCA to check it out, normally there's only the exhibit. You should give it a chance, there's a lot of fun stuff to see.

@sargundhillon2808

7 жыл бұрын

When is the one in January?

@JuanGarcia-makes-things

7 жыл бұрын

When is art not self-promoting? Aside from commissioned work with which the artist may not identify, the point of art is to expose something about the artist. Their taste, their thoughts, more generally their perspective.

@djstarsign

7 жыл бұрын

Art is always about a singular point of view from the creator. It's precisely what makes it art.

i just don't get it.

@MrJest2

7 жыл бұрын

Look at it through the eyes of a six-year-old and it makes more sense.

@fuckingitupagain

7 жыл бұрын

I'm with you. I guess i don't understand "Art"...

@ruben9912

7 жыл бұрын

It's certainly hard to explain much less define, but look at it like a kid like MrJest said, and it starts to make sense. Adam previously said it's the grown-up version of building a cardboard box in your closet as a kid and calling it a spaceship. Besides that the actual show that they do with all this is an experience. It's function is purely to give you a certain feeling like being in the command center of NASA would. That feeling is hard to translate through video. To reply to fuckingitupagain, "Art" is there to convey a feeling or an emotion or a story, or all of the above. And the strange thing is that's not a definable thing, we are all different, everybody will experience their own version of it. It's a way of non verbal communication, to transmit our playfulness and imagination as humans. Art, and what is needed to create it, is what separates us from being either monkeys or robots.. In my experience anyways ;)

@datamanmachine

7 жыл бұрын

Who is Tom Sachs??

@JeffreyOchoa8

7 жыл бұрын

datamanmachine Casey Niestat's mentor

WTF did I just watch? Uncharacteristic for Adam and Co. to forgot the #1 rule when giving information to a large audience: Always assume a segment of your audience has never heard of the subject matter. Give a brief introduction or overview. Give some context.

@thudeets

7 жыл бұрын

Well for someone who is all about himself he sure is doing a bad job of it. I and probably most people have never heard of the guy. I am still in the dark as to what this whole exhibit is about. The build quality on everything in the exhibit is atrocious by the way.

Ok...so I'm confused is this a guy that worked for NASA or was this a TV show? OOOOH, its neither. That maybe should have been made clearer. That this is strictly an art display made to make it feel like you are going on an exhibition to Jupiter's planet Europa. Didn't get that at all from the video.

awesome vid as always! Although given how amazing your prop & costume builds are with aging and weathering, your NASA jacket is so crisp and clean it's disturbing... ;D

I'm really confused. What was this used for?

@Hellsong89

7 жыл бұрын

Yeap art exhibit, showing tricks how to create cool special effects cheaply, but i can already hear conspiracytards yelling: "SEE SEE!! It was all faked".. -.-

Man id really like to see them make a set of dragon balls and a case and when the case is open it casts light through the balls to illuminate them and projects a big shenron onto the cieling or wall.

so, this is the guy behind the moon landing?

Reminds me of KND

Does any one know if the event was live streamed/recorded?

An artist at work. And my bird shit on me again.

That's so fuckin cool

There is awesome art... and then there's this.

@txm100

3 жыл бұрын

And then there are people like you.

why Tom is not the most famous artist in the world???

Question for adam. Which nasa jacket do you prefer and why? The yellow or the blue. I see you own both but typically wear the yellow. Im looking to purchase one myself once al wordon begins manufacturing them again and would love your input. Thanks :)

Douche chills.

the Saturn V has five F1 rocket engines. one engine is shutdown during flight to reduce g forces. this looks like a lot of fun to watch, thanks for the quick tour adam.

Hellu!!!!

does van neistat still do stuff with tom?