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Pushing the Boundaries of Korean Art: Lee Bul | Brilliant Ideas Ep. 16 

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Contemporary art is often the subject of confusion and frustration. Unlike paintings of the past that were relatively consistent to the subject matter, contemporary art presented viewers with a conceptual layer that alienates the public. Lee Bul claims that prior knowledge is not a requirement in understanding her works. Instead, she underlines the importance of experience, by encouraging the public to experience her works first-hand.
There is no exclusively correct understanding of contemporary art, but Lee pursues an experience that is more direct and unencumbered, over an understanding based on prior knowledge. In the sixteenth episode of Brilliant Ideas brought to you by Bloomberg and Hyundai Motor, experience the works of Lee through her philosophy on experience.

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Комментарии : 22   
@artemis1450
@artemis1450 2 года назад
What an amazing artist and woman!!! What an inspiration!! Totally love it!!💜🌸 Thank you for this video 🙏
@Dantalliumsolarium
@Dantalliumsolarium Год назад
I cannot express how inspired I am but Her, Thank you so much Lee Bul for everything you've made
@lightning6745
@lightning6745 7 лет назад
I love seeing more artists that are actual Artists and made an impact, rather than artists that draw a line and try to pass it off as modern art because it's "conceptual"
@namichoudhary3684
@namichoudhary3684 5 лет назад
Every art has its meaning. It's not like if you are not able to understand something, you should discredit someone's work or concept or thought...Art is a very wide study, and have space and respect for everyone who dares to express their thoughts in anyway possible.
@ggoutoftouch
@ggoutoftouch 7 лет назад
These series are amazing
@dsjanc
@dsjanc 8 лет назад
thank you for the inspirational work!
@nari02152
@nari02152 7 лет назад
She's one of the most significant artists in our generation
@anthonyhorda9798
@anthonyhorda9798 6 лет назад
Thank You for these amazingly insightful case studies !
@kirstycollins4237
@kirstycollins4237 7 лет назад
Love her work!
@JJ66888
@JJ66888 5 лет назад
Why?
@millawitt1882
@millawitt1882 8 месяцев назад
Wow -inspiring art✨
@Kurzbraten
@Kurzbraten 8 лет назад
Watched this on 08. 03. - I take a bow
@JamesGoodchapArt
@JamesGoodchapArt 7 лет назад
Wonderful. Lovely, engaging, original, powerfully attractive :)
@BraydenzArteest
@BraydenzArteest 7 лет назад
A global treasure
@gabrieloshea
@gabrieloshea 2 года назад
🖤
@sasufreqchann
@sasufreqchann 5 лет назад
i personally like fish being alive most of the time .
@sasufreqchann
@sasufreqchann 5 лет назад
I realized, looking at others to realize myself seems like a path to misery . lol
@JJ66888
@JJ66888 5 лет назад
Say more please
@DevranBB
@DevranBB 2 года назад
well at least you realized that on your own
@carolnorton2551
@carolnorton2551 6 лет назад
She is left handed but her carpal tunnel issue is on her right.
@cherrio291
@cherrio291 7 лет назад
Mon Grand Récit! Please don't pronounce the 't', as the presenter does!!
@johnbrocato2274
@johnbrocato2274 6 лет назад
and the koreans just made up so will there be north korean art?
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