Two things: 1) I'm so happy to be sharing this episode with you all. We shot it back in November (hence the 2019 reference at the end), and had a heck of a time sorting all of the permissions. But here it is! And I can't help but think that it was always meant to be out just in time for Valentine's Day. 2) The artwork at 13:45 is very clearly not Rembrandt's "The Polish Rider," as even O'Hara tells you what you're looking at. It is the 1912 painting Nude Descending a Staircase (No. 2) by Marcel Duchamp (1887-1968). Which you can go see at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, along with a number of other excellent works by Duchamp. Sorry for the error.

"I look at you and I would rather look at you than all the portraits in the world except possibly for the Polish Rider occasionally and anyway it’s in the Frick which thank heavens you haven’t gone to yet so we can go together for the first time" So innocent but so sincere and sweet :)

"and my husband, john green" wait, what-

@mariewikiwaka3851

4 жыл бұрын

You’re either new here or not very familiar with Complexly media company.

@littlellama7753

4 жыл бұрын

Haha, yeah

@cloudgoose

4 жыл бұрын

lmao same! I knew he was involved somehow just didn’t realize they were married!

@CatherineSlye

4 жыл бұрын

!!!

@OSCARMlLDE

4 жыл бұрын

@@mariewikiwaka3851 this series is the only thing I watch, ma'am

I looked down in the comments and saw people being surprised Sarah were married to john Green. I guess it's been a few years since she was "The Yeti" in the background of Johns videos.

@lorenabpv

4 жыл бұрын

some people didn't watch the blenderized happy meal video and it shows lol

I sometimes get really overwhelmed by my feelings for my girlfriend. Like the way her fingers get a little crooked when she's using the gear stick is the single most important thing in the world, or how i wish i could freeze the moment when she drinks her favourite coffee and just stare at it forever. When everyone says that after the honeymoon phase things lose their sparkle and I'm still here as sparkly now as on our first kiss five years ago, it makes me feel anormal. Reading these poems made me feel normal.

@saladman420

4 жыл бұрын

Awww this is really sweet

@Tomanna

4 жыл бұрын

My heart omg

When Frank read that poem, I held my breath. You can tell he loved the man that he wrote it for.

Didn’t know you were married to John green lol cool couple

@morganw2492

4 жыл бұрын

John has made some videos with her, and they do seem like a pretty great couple!

@benjaminshulman2407

4 жыл бұрын

I feel like they must have the best conversations, I would definitely listen to a podcast of them just talking about things they like

@sleepytimetaquito

3 жыл бұрын

Omg you’re the luck lady!!

Oh wow... The Art Assignment AND Ours Poetica, together, in a foodie episode? Heaven! :D So much great appreciation and so much fun. Love it!

@bellasgonemissing9705

4 жыл бұрын

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I can't say enough how much better this channel being so well done and freely accessible makes my life. Whoever reads this: I hope you have a splendid day.

Frank is how I fell in love with poetry! I always chose his poems for spoken word assignments in school. He inspired me as a gay poet and art lover.

@Will-nr5ow

9 ай бұрын

Great!

art cooking are my favourite episodes, thanks, it feels like forever since I found them and binged them all

Vincent Warren was my dance history teacher and he was the nicest person ever. He was also such an interesting man. It moved me to see his picture pop into this video, I can't help smiling when I think of him. I have no trouble imagining him being someone's muse.

I was today years old when I realized Sarah was married to John Green. Damn, the Green fam really be birthing many nerds. Thank u so much!

I've never heard of O'Hara before but I instantly loved these poems! It reminds me so much of a collection of tanka, written by Japanese poet Machi Tawara in the 80s, called Salad Anniversary.

I hadn't read any O'Hara before this, but he did make my morning a little more sacred through this, as I just sat listening to him read that last poem and staring at the sun while finishing a bagel. What a good moment.

ours poetica is my current favorite internet thing. it also lead me to the poetry foundation's podcasts which are great and both things enhance my online time a lot

Now I'm really intrigued to learn more about Frank O'Hara. I'm not much of a poetry person, but hearing this little bit about his life makes me curious, especially knowing what it was like being part of the LGBTQ community during that time in New York. Also, the timing of this video and having Paige Lewis in it is impeccable because apparently, she was at my alma mater UIndy yesterday! My guess is she must live in Indianapolis since she helps curate Ours Poetica

@theartassignment

4 жыл бұрын

I went to see Paige read at UIndy this week, in fact. Paige teaches at Purdue right now, as does Kaveh Akbar. And glad you're intrigued to learn more about O'Hara! For what it's worth, I wasn't much of a poetry person a few years ago and have made a full conversion.

@CarrienotScary

4 жыл бұрын

I am one of those people who, over the years, would proclaim no love for poetry or musicals. With age, I have noticed amendments to this statement where I can now list many poems and musicals that I have enjoyed. Maybe some wisdom has been acquired.

@muchadoaboutliz

4 жыл бұрын

@@theartassignment Wow I didn't know that Purdue had much of a literature, let alone a poetry program! My sister goes to school there right now, I'll have to ask her about it next time I see her. I guess having grown up in the state I got too used to thinking of it as the tech and science school while IU was the arts school.

OMG yes! As a Frank O'hara stan and lover of Art Cooking, I never clicked on a video faster

@mosaicruby

4 жыл бұрын

Never heard of him! But I’m so happy I got to get a glimpse of who he was, will definitely research him more

I'm weeping. And I'm going to stop telling myself my poetry is of no interest to anyone.

I remember you replying to my comment in 2019 promising this episode and my GOD was it worth the wait. Thank you for everything you do with art and the remembrance and celebration of it - 'Having a Coke with you' was a poem I first read at university at a time when I was considering never writing again because every emotion felt duplicated or contrived or written better by someone older and more respectable. This poem, and your interpretation of it through the reading and the images and the actual drinking with friends made me remember that pristine 'fuck it' feeling of knowing that joy doesn't have to be contingent upon others' presentations of it - and neither does art. I look forward to so many, many more of these!

I watch these videos sometimes while I'm on my phone, and when I heard "my husband john green" I immediately whipped my head to the screen and just needed a sec to process that

.....huh. i've never gotten poetry, ever. i saw this and watched it on a whim and now here i am, crying.

Well I’m openly weeping on my bed at ten am on a Monday morning in February because of the beauty and love Frank was able to capture in his poems.

Love how you and John are wearing similar tops. Great video! Now I’m starving...

@theartassignment

4 жыл бұрын

It's the winter uniform ;)

One of my favourite poets, I first read him in a collected book, and his poem about The Sun on Fire island will forever be one of my favourites. I hardly ever see any Frank love, so this video was much appreciated.

Thank you all for creating this treasure of a piece. Frank remains, to this day, one of my all-time favorites. Bless you!

"which is why I'm telling you about it" I tear up every time

you guys are seriously the best for these vids

This crossover of two of my absolute favorite channels making a video in one of my favorite series is somehow still bigger than the sum of its parts, which is a testament to how great the people who create it are at what they do.

Ok I’m sold. I subscribed to the poem channel.

my absolute favorite poet! thank you for covering his wonderful life and works!

THIS WAS HEARTWARMINGLY BEAUTIFUL AND INSIGHTFUL. Thank you for introducing me to Frank O’Hara.

ANKSGAKSBJWJ I KNEW JOHN GREEN HAD BEEN FEATURED ON THIS CHANNEL BUT I HAD NO CLUE HE WAS HER HUSBAND

@xingmei818

4 жыл бұрын

I think that's wonderful. They don't shout it out to the heavens but they seem to really love each other.

@lavender_evie

4 жыл бұрын

Go watch some older vlogbrothers videos or listen to the dear hank and john episodes sarah appears on

These poems, and the last one especially, reminded me of Richard Siken's Crush - I'll have to check out more of O'Hara's work! (and get my copy of Crush back from the friend I lent it to...)

Her voice is so soothing to hear 💞

Love these artcooking videos, thank you for the hard work - not only entertaining folks, but also inspiring!

LOVED this. Sharing a meal, even through paper or video, is so intimately human. Cheers to art!

I wrote a parody of “Having a Coke…” for one of my close friends when she was about to get married to her fiance. I was her maid of honor at a Doctor Who-themed wedding. Having a Coke with You is even more fun than going to Disneyland, the Las Vegas Strip, New York City, the surface of the moon, the last day of the universe or being totally exhausted from an all night shift at a gas station when your smile walks through the door and I can’t remember my own name partly because in your blue bowtie you are the beginning and the end of the universe partly because of my love for you, partly because of your love for Twitter partly because of the curtains hanging in the doorways partly because of the secrets our eyes share around people and pixels it is hard to believe when I am with you that there can be anything as two-dimensional as pixels as 32-bit, ten-color trying to create life in xenon and neon when in the warm Arizona sunlight we are breathing back and forth like a diode making light against a flimsy plastic screen. and the games suddenly seem to have no characters at all, just shapes and you suddenly wonder why anyone in the world ever plays them. I look at you and I would rather look at you than all the screens in the world except possibly World of Warcraft and anyway we do that together which thank heavens they create new expansions so we can always challenge each other and the fact that you move so beautifully more or less takes care of the fact that you always win just as at home I never think about the algorithms behind the game play or at a single rehearsal of Mozart or Grieg that used to wow me and what good are all the pieces of music in the world when they never got the right hands to lead them or the right heartbeats to guide them or for that matter that Blizzard never chose the characters as well as I chose the player it seems they were all cheated of a marvelous experience which is not going to be wasted on me which is why I am telling you about it.

Dear Sarah, at 13:45 it's the Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2 by Duchamp, not Rembrandt. Amazing video ❤️

that was such a beautiful video, i had never heard of frank o´hara before and now i´ve immediately fallen in love with his poetry! the art assignment is one of my favorite youtube channels for exactly this type of videos

I absolutely adore the entire concept of this video! Not only it's concept but the actual video was really enjoyable from start to finish. Quickly becoming obsessed with this youtube channel!

I've found this channel at the beginning of 2022 fighting my own art blockade. I just love it so much I learned a lot, and I am hoping You'll be back one day. Thank You for what you did so far

This is my favorite Art Assignment video, I keep coming back to it

I just cried listening to Share a Coke so thanks for the catharsis.

I love this. I've recently been more interested in poetry published recently because there are too many to focus on all at once and ours poetica has been such a big help to me to finding new poetry. Thank you for the video.

These videos are so beautifully crafted and full of interesting facts. I can tell you all enjoy what you do and it makes the videos that much more enjoyable. After watching a couple videos I decided to become a patron! Thank you all so much for this content. ✨

A beautiful tribute to a great poet! Many thanks.

I absolutely love everything you say and do, you put everything together to make sense of it all almost as a poet the beauty you bring forth you show it and you know it, keep up the good work, please. Thank you, sincerely Gavin.

I watched this while eating peanut butter soldiers, a breakfast my mom used to make for me as a kid and I haven't had for nearly a decade. These poems and this video are such a beautiful intersection of love and small habits which ground us in the days we spend with ourselves and the people we care about.

This is so so beautiful. Blessed my feed on a lazy Friday afternoon at work.

Thank you so much for this video! It was so inspiring and had a meditative quality. I am not so much of reading poetry person, but after this video, I think I am going to start reading them more!

this video was a poem and I am so thankful for every second of it.

I met Kaveh when he did a reading at my university. Pleasure to be reminded of him this morning. Will go read Calling a Wolf a Wolf again and think about graduate school now.

I was just watching earlier art cooking videos, and then I see this! Great video!

O’Hara has been one of (if not my) favorite poet of all time. He pulled me in from a very early age and as pretentious as it sounds, gave me the permission to experiment with poetry

I remember hearing about this episode coming out when Sarah and John came and Visited Mammoth Cave National Park. I am very excited and happy to have seen this video come out 😀

I’ve watched this several times now, spanning a fair amount of time. I’ve read a fair amount of poetry in that time, too. So, I am compelled to tell you how I feel: you make Frank O’Hara better than the pages of my books. Poetry is for the ear, more than the eye (said someone, maybe Geof Hewitt); it works better with what you’ve done; you’ve tricked me into having the poem for both eyes and ears.

This made me smile for its duration. Thank you. My face hurts.

Yessssss a New episode.

I love the voice reading of O'Hara's poems

What a right quality video! Thank you for posting.

Omigosh I ADORE O'Hara!💞💞💞💞

heck yes, more art cooking!

This was so wonderfully eclectic.

I looooved this vid. What a wonderful way of reading poetry he had.

This is beautiful. Thank you, Sarah.

I need more Art and cooking videos in my life.

Yes! I love this series!

This is a wonderful video. Thanks.

miss this series so much :(

This is probably the 8th time I've watched this video! It reminds me of a poetry class I took in high school. Will have to reach out to my professor soon!!

This is very relaxing to watch.

Having started the day facing down exam panic for a test that got cancelled , which merged into an evening punctuated by one delicious meal and a family visit, seeing this video sealed the fact that this day just gets better. I feel like a cat that stole the cream, had a nap, and then sauntered out to stretch luxuriantly on the baking concrete of a summer day. (Really though, thanks for the upload.)

“Joining me are my husband author John Green.” Can never say the same lady.

Awesome videos! Keep it up it’s refreshing when I get recommendations for you guys, actually retaining information after watching a KZread video? Subscribed!

this was so lovely!

:-) I needed this today :-)

Truly lovely

beautiful.

I love this channel!!

Lovely tribute! I got hungry dears... Keep it up!

wowwwww! so happy you guys did an episode on this. its giving me goosebumps because I've been so inspired by Having a Coke with you. you got to listen to NEW JACKSON - Having A Coke With You - really great.

Thank you for introducing me to Frank O'Hara

God, I can't describe how much I love the Art Cooking series. And it was amazing to have John Green and Kaveh Akbar and Paige Lewis in the video as well! Loved the entire episode! P.S: Also, can't wait to see Sarah on Ours Poetica sometime!

lmao sarah doing johns salad and him helplessly offering up an avocado, goals

First heard having a coke with you on a house track by new jackson called having a coke with you. The music and poem complement each other perfectly.

Thank you for this video. I’ve been wanting and meaning to suggest an Art Assignment video on the relationship between art and literature, and how both influence and are moved by the other. I know this would be too broad of a subject, but specifically pinpointing to an art/literature movement and expanding and explaining the theoretical complexities between and within them would be sincere satisfaction for viewers (i.e., myself). In fact, I have an even more specific suggestion to make: to make an informative and entertaining video between Cubism and Virginia Woolf’s works. The Waves comes to mind when I think of cubism expressed through and within the world of literature, because of the way that Woolf tells one story through multiple perspectives, simultaneously allowing us into the multiple views of her (or the characters’) world.

You were eating my favorite yogurt, in my favorite way: no mixing. Also, this was a fantastic plug.

i don't know how you all do it. but each episode of art cooking is better than the last.

@theartassignment

4 жыл бұрын

Aww. Thanks, Miriam. They are my favorite to make, so that might explain it.

he was great at reading his poetry!

i think you just made me like poetry

yeeees finally O'Hara

was a nice poem he read

I was appalled at the thought of an avocado grapefruit salad but after watching you make it, I kinda want to try one now. It doesn't look as bad as it sounds and maybe it might taste ok too

Completely unrelated but I just wanted to say those plates were really nice

Love this! Quick note - at 3:23, there's a typo - "avacados" instead of "avocados".

Beautiful video - beautiful plates. Where can we get them?

I really liked "Having a Coke with you". I didn't understand the first 2 lines because I'm not cultured or something like that, but I really like how the rest of the poem made art out of an ordinary experience. Ordinary experiences are art, but like any art you have to be open to them in order to appreciate them. And the purpose of the poem is to remind of that. I can use words describing my bed sheets as a 'deep indigo hue' instead of 'blue' and I fall asleep faster. Or I can describe my soda as 'crisp' instead of 'cold and bubbly', and it's more refreshing. On second thought I like those other words too. I think just describing shit with words makes it better because it makes the experience *more* in what ever way it can be more. It forces you to take notice, and that's how you see the art. TLDR: I like to describe things with words to appreciate them better

My mother had that cook book.

Stainless steel straws. I like your style 😉