Visiting the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art

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Visiting the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art
This is my first time visiting Mass MoCA - and it is absolutely incredible. I will warn you it was a fairly short visit, so you're only see a fraction of what's on view at the musuem...so if you do have the chance to see it in person, I highly recommend going.
As always, all details about each artist mentioned can be found below.
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ARTISTS & PLACES MENTIONED
About Mass MoCA (0:00): bit.ly/3QjOs8b
Natalie Jeremijenko (0:32): bit.ly/3cQzhVF
Hill Art Foundation: www.hallartfoundation.org/loca...
Franz West (1:31): bit.ly/3oW8ytu
Anselm Kiefer (2:18): bit.ly/3SnxdoE
James Turrell (7:20): bit.ly/3d2Wd4i
Ceramics in the Expanded Field (8:39): bit.ly/3zRdTJ8
Marc Swanson (9:07): bit.ly/3BzEuLR
Marc Swanson interview with BOMB Magazine: bit.ly/3QlmmcP
Glenn Kaino (11:25): bit.ly/3zoC9ki
Sol LeWitt (14:00): bit.ly/3d5E8SU
Cafe at Mass MoCA (21:41): bit.ly/3BzZSAR
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@danielmask3871 Год назад

There you are! Welcome back, missed you. This museum looks like the back of my small college...pink energy is sponsoring this video, how fitting, considering the vertical pink sculptures that opened. As the hummingbirds visit the feeder...Kiefer....love his choice of material and use of color...I'm so amazed how artists can make big installations that only a big museum can exhibit...Turrell...planetarium-ish...where else can you exhibit such things? Swanson? Kaino's work is awesome...love words with image...I'm thinking about all the work that goes into placing all these installations. Pajamas...love Sol's approach to art making. Great setting for his work too...contrasting to those old brick walls and assume old wood floors. So far my fav. He has influenced my work. This exhibition is the most I have seen of his work outside of the Univ of PA show a few years back. I like them all A LOT. I like how they still hold his brand tightly. Thanks. Good to have you back.

@michaelparry1383 Год назад

I enjoy and can relate to all of the work of Sol LeWitt. Back in 1970 I had created a few works of art that would have fit right in with LeWitt's latter creations using bold and vibrant color effects and geometric shapes. So, you can see why I really like all of this. I think it is fantastic that this exhibit is so LARGE. Enjoyed your tour as always.

@jameswarhol442 Год назад

Lewitt was a one trick pony who produce d lightweight fluff. Kind of like the Mark Twain of visual art basically let them paint the fence I have to take a nap.

@michaelparry1383 Год назад

@@jameswarhol442 , I don't fully know Lewitt or his process, but I appreciate the final results. Now, as far as the process of having others apply the paints to create the image, some of the Masters of old did just that same process. Creation is the thought process - the application is the fun process.

@alanclayton9277 Год назад

I saw Kiefer's work in England a few years ago and I've never been the same since. Thanks for the camera work, looking where I would want to look myself. I have a preference for his paintings but obviously the lead bed installation would transmit some power in the space, an important message too. Extreme minimalism, not for me, tough going (same in music) as soon as content is introduced it's a relief. I did like the labarythian quality of the exhibition though. What spaces! What a visit! Good good good!

@ccaudi Год назад

Thank you, Mary Lynn. The Turrell is awesome.

@MakhdoomSadiqKhan Год назад

amazing to watch this video

@nathnieloleary502 Год назад

Thank you for another great tour. Kiefer is such an amazing visceral artist.

@sergiovillasenor5921 Год назад

I love the late works, there is passion in it. As always, I look forward to your videos and you never disappoint. Thank youi

@adamarcher5998 Год назад

very cool

@kathleenwalsh4843 Год назад

Loved it. Thank you

@sesvaoffice8331 Год назад

Love this site. So much character and history and Wow the art is amazing, especially the interactive space SBS. thank you for taking someone from the other side of the globe there.

@urkasin4427 Год назад

Thank you so much for making these!💪

@TD-qi2rw Год назад

Another terrific video!!

@soniasfreetimechalkidou9323 Год назад

Thank you so much for the energy and the inspiration 💟💟💟💟💟💟💟🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷

@lauraleesimons1966 Год назад

I hope to make it to New York next summer. I wish that I had a guide as knowledgeable and fun as you to show me the various art exhibitions.

@dizzysweetpleasure Год назад

I just love your channel! Thank you. Keep going

@miguelangellopezquiroga6424 Год назад

Thanks a lot !! Sol LeWitt is amazing !! Greetings !!

@craigvoigt5798 Год назад

Thanks for your videos Mary. Love 'em.

@alphajava761 Год назад

Great exhibits and work. Love Spanish blues and ballads so the soundtrack of your vid caught my attention right away, very cool.

@michaeloliphant2073 Год назад

Thank you.

@manoliascouloudi2140 Год назад

Τhank you for this, by all views, excellent presentation! Wandering with you we felt the magic!👌❤

@TD-qi2rw Год назад

You are appreciated ! Who would have guessed that today one has to leave New York to find really interesting art. That's just me.

@ranajitadhikary4214 Год назад

Thank you ❤️ from India

@mareequinn5911 Год назад

Thank you. Enjoyed the exploration. Particularly liked the Keifer works.

@elizabethbodvai583 Год назад

Thank you,

@AWAT176 Год назад

I enjoyed this video

@micheldacunha5915 Год назад

Sol Lewitt. I liked his late career. And where in Massachusetts is the museum located? A reference would be helpful. Thanks as usual for all of your efforts. Great job.

@jamesslate6664 26 дней назад

There's a large relief sculpture in downtown Chicago by Sol LeWitt titled Lines in Four Directions, which is comprised of four square panels of etched steel. Sadly, this amazing work of public art is often overlooked as it's installed on the side of a building that's now a Dunkin' Donuts. LeWitt was correct that it's really the idea that makes it art. The execution can be purely mechanical. As a suggestion for a future video, someday you must go to Houston and tour the campus of The Menil Collection, which includes the Rothko Chapel as well as separate buildings for Dan Flavin and Cy Twombly.

@micheldacunha5915 Год назад

For those interested Mass Moca is one of a trio of art museums in western Massachusetts. The other two are wonderful and located in Williamstown MA. Moca is in North Adams Massacusettd. The Joseph and Francine Clark Institute is located in Williamstown MA as is the Williamstown College Museum of Art. They are only 11 miles from Moca in North Adams making it a great art getaway trip in the beautiful Berkshire mountains area of western Massachusetts. Thanks Mary Lynn.

@wandermazzotti9795 Год назад

espetacular!

@soheilasiadate2478 Год назад

Thank you Mary Lynn for taking me there with you

@frcscrts6617 Год назад

TY for the discovery of Sol Lewit's early works, my favorite and Glenn Kaine's installation, seems quite an experience! As for Anselm Kiefer, once you've seen one of his exhibits, you've seen them all: sad, desperate, very moving ...

@user-zh5pn3th2d Год назад

Thanks 🙏

@otinokyad Год назад

Did you go on from N Adams to N Haven for the Bridget Riley retrospective? Hoping for an equally great video of that. (Fine time to ask of course since it closed in late July! But it was superb.). Turrell & LeWitt look superb. Thanks.