Kiki Smith at Crown Point Press

[gaelicwolf]

In love Kiki Smith! Watch the "Art 21" video about her if you can. She's really interesting as a person, aside from having fascinating art.

[gnargf]

With that being said, art requires skill sets that you create and improve over time. So she does have a skill, she has many. We set aside the definition of skill for that which you put time into.

[gnargf]

I enjoy her style, and her drive to create her work. But I don't see how she can decide what is and isn't color. In the idea that she avoids color she shows that she focuses on the rythmic changing qualities of the two colors she uses, white and black. She fallows the gradation tones between each of those those colors. She really uses plenty and many a color. She shouldn't talk down on her talent. She does this alot. Like in one video saying she hasn't skill. Skill is what you put time into.

[JordanSilver9]

weird.

[Priegooliver]

Queremos ya un día Internacional de la pintura!!! La pintura y los pintores se merecen (nos merecemos) este reconocimiento por antigüedad ancestral y por bien social!

Magnolo Priego Oliver

presidente de la Asociación de Artistas "D.I.P".

[vagabondscribbler]

This woman is my hero

[BRIisFINEart]

Yes, she is amazing, she has so much depth and darkness to her art...but in a refreshing way. hands down to her, forsure.