Kadinsky was the first male abstract artist, but Hilma Auf Klimt was the first abstract artist and predates Kadinsky by about 20 years. Her work was based in a spiritual philosophy. She spent her entire artistic career exploring her spiritual path. It is an ashame that Hilma is overlooked so easily.

@ideasareLIMITLESS

Жыл бұрын

I agree that it is terrible that she wasn't given credit at the time, however, remember that her angel messages told her that most of her very abstract work must not be shown until 20 years later. I think that was a good message because she would have been completely ridiculed if she had shown her work at the time. People simply couldn't have accepted it , especially painted by a woman.

WHAT A FASCINATING VID!! I'm stuck at home, having to self-quarantine with @#$%^ covid. I learned so much about this wonderful artist. Such a blessing that he didn't make a career as a lawyer.

@arti-facts-4u

5 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it.

'Blue Mountain' (@ 16:36) is one of my most favorite paintings. I lived near the Guggenheim Museum where it is in the permanent collection and would visit the painting often. There is something about it where colors are more brilliant than any other painting I know. I've been painting for 60 years. 67 years old next month and got my first set of oil paints when I was 7. My goal with a painting has changed over the years. In my youth I wanted to make people think. I tried to say something. Later I went for impressing people with skill, with realism. 10 years ago I began playing with color. I want my canvases to scream with color. Painting has become fun again. A wall with a half dozen of my recent paintings is the most colorful thing in town. It seems so simple now. To make bright color the focus of my painting. I don't struggle to start a painting. I can splash any color I want on a panel because it will be built on and changed as the painting progresses. Kandinsky is inspirational.

@tomvalveede6808

Жыл бұрын

"Blue Mountain" was also a favorite painting of mine and as a young teen, l painted a copy of it in acrylic paint. It's not the original but, it does remind me of how happy it made me feel whenever l saw it. A new friend visited me and he gasped when he saw it - thinking it was an original! I said oh no! This painting is also a favorite my friend's. Happy to hear of your new attitude when you paint! Much happiness in painting is my wish for you. 😃♥️🍀🌷💐🎉🎉🎉

@nelsonx5326

Жыл бұрын

@@tomvalveede6808 Hey Tom, how ya doing. I'm going to try to copy a Monet Haystack I love. It wont be easy. But God I love that painting. At sunrise I think, with all the golden light.

@tomvalveede6808

Жыл бұрын

@@nelsonx5326 Good luck with your painting!🍀🍀🍀

Wonderful art; I love Kandinskys work.

My wife and I saw the exhibition of his work at the Guggenheim. I really don't like abstract art but Kandinsky is one of the exceptions.

Really helpful in understanding Kandinsky. Thank you very much.

Lovely commentary . So interesting .I enjoyed it so much . So well researched and presented. Much appreciated .

Really like this Artist, have several books on his Art and hope to get to Sydney in November to see exhibition on loan from Guggenheim.

@arti-facts-4u

Жыл бұрын

Lucky you!

I love his early paintings. Thank you for this video.

I just love His Artworks,I started my Artworks, when,I was 53 years old.❤💃

Beautifully compiled and narrated piece. Kandinsky was nothing if not complicated and ambitious and like most of us artists, he was greatly influenced by his world around him, wanting to convey his own interpretations of each. Thank you for this lovely share. Cheers!

Thank you for this. Just an small note: Tempura is a light batter. Tempera is pigment mixed with egg yolks.

@arti-facts-4u

Жыл бұрын

Whoops, thanks for pointing that out!

@mutualbeard

Жыл бұрын

Deep fried. Now there's on idea! 😊

I only knew of Kandinski because of (the movie) "Double Jeopardy." This video was very informative. Thank you.

@arti-facts-4u

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Whouaw Thank you for this, interesting documentary !

@arti-facts-4u

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching.

Excellent video.

Thank you.! A good economy of Audio delivery and Clarity. ❤

This is about the fifth of your wonderful art documentaries that are allowing me to put my opinions aside and understand better what each artist is trying to convey with his art and Kandinsky was definitely on my ambivalent list - interesting fact that he can hear colors and see sounds. That fact alone increased my curiosity in each picture,

Awesome - could you Please include more personal Life information. Thanks for your great research ❤

I can see why an A.I. artist would relate to Kandinsky, very interesting analysis- keep up the good work!😎👍

Agree with all the comments,good and bad. How an an artificially generated voice be matched with an artist like Kandinsky. The human experience is what all art is speaking about.

@suesharma8275

Жыл бұрын

Yes the voice is very disturbing otherwise the content is excellent

Great video ! thanks

I enjoyed this video very much. It seems to address my current life and art by saying "giddy-up."

Super 👍👍👍!

Oh Veronika, this is a beautiful video. I wish my studio was like yours. I have an orderly mind as well, thus your space is wonderful to me, just wish I could achieve the same outcome. The scenery is simple glorious. Your boys have certainly grown up, handsome boys. Huge hugs and kisses from Australia.

GREAT STUFF !!!! Thanks 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

@arti-facts-4u

8 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Excellent best on K

He incorporated a lot of sacred geometry and occult sigils in his work too (these aren't discussed much in the fine art world).

Beautiful voice presentation and video

@arti-facts-4u

7 ай бұрын

Thanks a lot

Great video , not so sure about the computer generated voice

W for the man who inspired a whole dimension ❤ this is art😊

You should mention his ability to draw geometric freehand.

Beloved

genial!!!

@arti-facts-4u

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it.

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Uwielbiam jego dzieła.

@arti-facts-4u

Жыл бұрын

Ja też

Bello es lo que brota de la necesidad interior.

@arti-facts-4u

Жыл бұрын

El artista debe entrenar no sólo su ojo, sino también su alma.

Mmm tempura on canvas

You know Kandinsky and Arnold Schöenberg were well aquatinted and understood that they both had performed parallel breakthroughs in their respective fields. Kandinsky 1st to break with representationalism and Schöenberg the 1st to formally break with tonality. They had a mutual respect and corresponded. However Knadinsky yeilded to the growing pressure in Germany to adopt a more antisemitic stance regarding the arts he even published an article in a German Art Magazine espousing his newly adopted position. When Arnold Schöenberg read said article he wrote Kandinsky informing him he was Jewish to which Kndinsky responded that his article certainly didn't intend to include fellow great artists like Schöenberg. Schöenberg escaped to California while all modern art was branded as vile and corrupt by the Nazis.

Bad Idea, the Authomatic Vouce to describe a so Complex Profond Human Expression.

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@arti-facts-4u

Жыл бұрын

😈👹👺

He went along to get along after 1917, why is he given a pass, while Nolde, easily his equal, was not?

Odd - going to Moscow for Law School. Where the only law in the Kremlin. Must of been a quick class...

Love the work, he was a bit of an asshole to women.

entartete kunst

@arti-facts-4u

Жыл бұрын

Only if you are Hitler

Der Film. über Kandinsky lässt sich nicht oeffnen

"The painting reveals, in a single unified expression...." PLEASE stop adding your own emotional description, it seiously distracts from the work itself. I enjoy Kandinsky, but some of the narration is , frankly, bull!!!

@arti-facts-4u

Жыл бұрын

We are all entitled to our opinions. Thanks for being part of the discussion.

This sounds like an AI voice generator - totally offputting! There is no sense of correct intonation, we get lots of staccato sentences and there is zero flow, colour or feeling for the correct use of language. A surprisingly uninspired choice by the uploader, as the narration is in stark contrast to the painter and his approach to colour and sound, both of which are being discussed here. The voice wants to sound erudite and refined but is as unnatural, awkward and unsuited to the subject matter as you can possibly get. A little like asking DALL-E 2 to paint in the style of Kandinsky. Absurd.

@arti-facts-4u

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your input.

@emirestitt9591

Жыл бұрын

I wish at least his name was pronounced correctly

@RichardThornton_sasuser

Жыл бұрын

The voice is very real, and very clear

@tonywoollard200

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like a robot to me, but maybe it’s a person impersonating a robot. Like a reverse Turing test. Still liked watching it tho. Robots being taught about the humanism of Kandinsky…

@Eudaimonia88

Жыл бұрын

@Tony Woollard I agree with you. I enjoyed reading your thoughtful reply at least as much as watching the video and wondering about its idiosyncracies and potential hidden meaning in employing AI for the narration. A whole new world is unfolding... ;)

32:44 “His work was considered too individualistic” WTF?? WTF?? What should I do if I have a vision of a n image to paint? I’m going to paint it, no matter what anyone says. Communist or Nazi or Fascist or whatever… those bastids (and their ideas about “degenerate art”) are a pain in the @ss. Go Kandinsky go!!!

AI voice 👎

Una bosta

@arti-facts-4u

Жыл бұрын

Gracias por su valiosa aportación

The op art adds nothing meaningful

@jekalambert9412

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree. I found the op art an annoying interference, so I was going to make a similar comment.