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Lubaina Himid - ‘I’m a Painter and a Cultural Activist’ | TateShots 

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@naominiande4802
@naominiande4802 Год назад
love Lubaina's art verry inspiring
@reecethree1911
@reecethree1911 6 лет назад
Love Lubaina work! And to hear her discuss it is sublime.
@hanzkoontz7175
@hanzkoontz7175 5 лет назад
Lubaina Himid shouldn't be seen as an artist but as a tool that maintains institutional racism by legitimizing racial tokenism. goo.gl/wmwPag
@jr-vn9vq
@jr-vn9vq 5 лет назад
@@hanzkoontz7175 You must feel very strongly to cut & paste your comment into multiple replies. I'm interested in why? Is there a personal experience informing your view?
@francescawilliams4215
@francescawilliams4215 6 лет назад
Fantastic artist doing what is necessary to be heard well done her i applaud you for being strong and working from the soul xxxxxxxx
@saltaylor2303
@saltaylor2303 2 года назад
Love hearing about her artwork, it’s super interesting to hear an artist talk about their pieces.
@delectar
@delectar 4 года назад
Lovely to hear this artist talk about her work -' the advantage of being able to see two things at once' So needed now. Both/and not either/or.
@dawnhilton1513
@dawnhilton1513 3 года назад
I was discouraged at Blackburn University by my white female tutor for looking at Betty Saars and the black power movement of the 70s & "80's. I find it interesting how the institutions and those who work in them think their voices matter rather than their actions! Especially in Lancashire. As a white artist in Lancashire with African mixed heritage I find it ironic that she says there was no black artists in the 80s? Really, so many were in the charts singing & dancing their souls out. Then we have the carnivals.. Or did she mean painters in general. I think those in the institutions who teach art should take a look at themselves in the mirror and really question themselves if they are in the right job, especially in Lancashire.
@danylokuznietsov407
@danylokuznietsov407 29 дней назад
1:48☠️
@lizzyalageswaran5571
@lizzyalageswaran5571 4 года назад
Love her work and how she talks about it, considered, thoughtful
@jemoederj
@jemoederj 4 года назад
WONDERFULL .
@Monki555
@Monki555 4 года назад
Hate the negative comments under this post. I love himid’s work and how she uses it as a means of cultural activism - beautiful!
@ReubenAStern
@ReubenAStern 11 месяцев назад
She knows a lot about Caribbean history. This interview could have been more interesting.
@pstotto
@pstotto 2 года назад
Does she actually believe she is as good as Grandma Moses????? Chisenhale Gallery????? Mixed show, Moses and Lubaina in Zanzibar.
@pstotto
@pstotto 2 года назад
I don't believe this artist sketch, it must be an episode of Beadle's About.
@tonythatjesusloves
@tonythatjesusloves 6 лет назад
blah blah blah , wonder if you have applied for funding off george sorros
@hanzkoontz7175
@hanzkoontz7175 5 лет назад
Lubaina Himid shouldn't be seen as an artist but as a tool that maintains institutional racism by legitimizing racial tokenism. goo.gl/wmwPag
@fabrizio483
@fabrizio483 6 лет назад
Looks like a bunch of old rubbish.
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