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Andy Goldsworthy - Stone Wood Water - The Scaur River (1)

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Part of a series which the BBC made in 1998 following landscape artist Andy Goldsworthy as he completes three pieces. In the first episode, he plays with colour in Scaur Water, a river near his home in Dumfriesshire, Scotland.
This video is uploaded for artistic and historic interest as there does not seem to be a copy of it available (other than educational DVDs in university libraries). It was extracted from a 1st generation VHS video of a TV broadcast.

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Комментарии : 33

@amberkinton9063 3 года назад

i am watching this for online class bruh im a gansta

@2Suave 4 года назад

who else is watching this for online class

@Chimpy808 4 года назад

@Mercury_Poison 4 года назад

mee

@chloegianna3837 Год назад

@peamshippo4764 13 дней назад

if ur doing this for school he talks about the color red and how its hidden and thats why he likes it and the vibrancy of the green leaves

@UwU-og5kl 4 года назад

I have to do this for art class and I want you all to know that I'm slowly but surely losing my will to live.

@brookgame1907 4 года назад

i am too, haha

@karlbensley58 4 года назад

stop so selfish and grow up ! the is people hungry in the world ,people without limbs blind ,deaf and ill in hospital with illnesses ,,sort your head out

@UwU-og5kl 4 года назад

@@karlbensley58 sis are you really gonna invalidate my own problems? Like shit, you don't know anything about me so don't try that. Joking is a form of coping for me

@UwU-og5kl 4 года назад

@@MeltiMoon ope gg

@2Suave 4 года назад

calm down @@karlbensley58

@jessii27star 5 лет назад

He is a gift with his processing and with honoring the locations that he visits. Years of watch and reading. Thank you!

@applen.ginger8489 4 года назад

There's a giant profile of a face in the river bed rocks at 8:00

@HarrisonsFord 6 лет назад

The degraded nature of this video only improves it, just as Andy's art is eventually reclaimed by nature. The natural condition of technology has provided beautiful erosion over time, as if it had been pelted with digital wind and rain for 20 years. You made a piece of art just by posting this, Jeremy Fluff.

@christianegonbarnthaler1426 5 лет назад

super art

@BrDe135 3 года назад

To everyone here commenting about the fact that they’re on here because of online classes and hate it, please take a step back. School and learning is a privilege. Take this video for what it’s worth, you still had/have to watch it, you might as well make the best of it. Quite frankly, you don’t have to give two shits about his work, but you could at least respect it. Commenting crap like that is the exact antithesis of this video... just use your brain and stop complaining please... it will get you nowhere.