Jorge Galindo & Julian Schnabel Flower Paintings at VITO SCHNABEL 

wonderful & refreshing works

Deliciously THICK and JUICY ART...Thanks for the experience James!

Thx,james!👍👍👍

Good qualité .Thanks

Good images man! Thanks. Pedro Almodóvar is a filmmaker and film director from Spain

Ah yes😁! Thanks for this!!! Grateful from the UK! 🙌🙌

Hello from Kyoto, Japan. I quite enjoy the videos. Seeing a lot of artists I didn't know. Educational and entertaining commentary.

I found a picture of flowers in a graffiti alley which I painted on and would like to get framed properly...EXCELLENT SHOW!!!! Thanks for the upload Thanks Julian and Jorge and Kate!

Saw this show a few weeks ago. Galindo, not bad but nothing special. What does not work is the juxtaposition of the XL work of Galindo on one wall opposite the medium size stuff by Schnabel on the other wall. Just had an oddball vibe to me. If Vito continues to show just his father and company than I don't think he's going to be taken very seriously in the art business. This makes 3 clunkers in a row. My pick of the summer season would be the stunning pen and ink drawings by Matthew Wong at Chiem and Read a few blocks north on 25 St. It's a rare gallery show in NYC that's on view for 4 months. When you see it you'll know why. Amazing work.

A photographer named Pedro Almodovar? That's the filmmaker - Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, etc.

Great show! Love both artists work! Thank you for sharing. San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Great music and I haven’t even seen the show yet!

Thanks James I'm glad Schnabel continues to use smashed plates and cups And as always James love the close ups

crazy good stuff!

Great to see the paintings over printed canvas. Based on your seeing them in person, do you think any of the abstract painting is also photographic?

Right back at you James from Bega NEw South Wales- love your intros of summer in NY- opened back up- especially as we are in winter and in lockdown. It too will end. You’re videos help. ❤️

In the end everyone does exactly what they're capable of. Neither more nor less.

Thank you Kate. Much to love about the work of both these artists...would love to wake up and found I did anything half as wonderful the day before.

Spaniard Pedro Almodóvar is one of the most important European film makers (not photographer) of recent time you should really see his films!

The plates don't have the depth of his previous plate paintings. these look like, well... just paint on broken plates.

Flowers again. This is currently a thing, isn't it? Might be true, people don't want to talk anytime about theirself, but the abstract is kind of scary right now, so one will look for something to rely on. And as always, thnak you Kate!

After several days of anticipation, the video drops! As Julian heads towards the horizon of a long and storied career, revisiting his greatest trope (broken crockery) again seems a very delicious choice. The paintings feel reserved, but nothing if not gorgeous. Nice pairing with his friend Mssr. Galindo. Excellent work, James! Thank you, and thank you Kate.

Great show!

Coffe cups or tea cups on the schnable piece? Roses tea makes sense 🙏

James, do you have any idea how heavy those Julian plate painting are?

Pedro Almodóvar? The movie director? Ah yes, google tells me that's the one. Thank you Kate!

Hard not to see these as simply decorations for very rich people's homes.

The trouble with so much ‘gestural abstraction’, work is the gestural marks end up looking so pretentious rather than focussed spontaneous gestural marks.

Societal degradation at its best. The little part that has merit is not worth the time or effort. Is he trying to fool us or himself? Or, maybe there is just something that does not translate thru the media? That is possible. Yet, historically, painting was realism, or very close to it, and later painting was abstract (yes in some cultures it was always abstract, and some aspect of abstraction existed in all art from the get go), and then painting "died". In today's art world it appears some can not make up there minds, or can not second guess the market and/or the critics and politicians and art historians and gallery owners. So they try to straddle the fences between the two try to make a for sure winner by satisfying both, just in case. Much like the blatant sinner who goes to mass once a year and sends the church a $100 bill! Just in case. Perhaps this is just a statement to point out all the previous crap that got praised for being master works, but were mediocre at best. When it comes to master works, we are then speaking of politics and commercial activities rather than art. After all what has been mastered? Many artists fail to succeed, but not for lack of artistic merit. But if you can sell it, it's labeled masterpiece and we all know, "what is one man's junk, is one man's treasure". The junk store operator is just as much a master artist, and perhaps more so than anyone associ a Ted with an art gallery. Thanks anyway y'all. Thank you miss Katie Mae!

Pls sir, I believe you can afford a Gopro 7 or 8 that would simply make your videos more easy to follow, than leaving your viewers dizzy and head spinning from a video camera without a stabilizer...Cheers🙈

Interior decoration / furniture department

I guess roses have thorns as well as soft fleshy flowers.

poor vito, papa needs a brand new bag....

Reminds me of Monet's water lilies.

Galindo paintings are nice. I am fan of Schnabel but I find these new plate paintings mediocre at best.

No, thank you very much. Remind me too much of some embarrassing juvenile efforts from 1970s I'd like to forget. But thanks all the same for the look over the show.

never liked the look of those plate paintings but what do I know about art

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Haha. Schnabel. Probably the worst artist to ever grace the NYC art scene.

Julians "VICTORY" series of plate paintings....celebrating Bidens victory LMFAO.....How's that all working out for everyone?