BeautyPart4.mov

Final part of Beauty lecture.

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Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Art
• Burdick
• Lyon
• Schmid
• Guzik
• Lipking
• Christiensen
• Aspevig
• beauty

[cheekymonkeyali]

Aha! It all comes into focus finally!

All art history has been moving towards a perfection embodied in the work of the presenter now he doesn't get the recognition he deserves

No wonder he's pissed

What kind of fascist would delete the negative comments? Mind you Hitler and Stalin suppressed degenerate art too

The entire critique is facile, misrepresents his "enemy" on many fronts and only serves as a sop to those who agree with him. I wish I knew about censoring negative comments.

[ScottBurdickArt]

@cheekymonkeyali

The only comments that have been deleted were done by the person who posted them. I haven't deleted a single comment myself. I enjoy reading the negative as well as the positive comments here.

Scott Burdick

[dksculpture]

Very little painting or sculpture, whether representational, abstract or conceptual, is art at all.

David Kasman

[Abdiel181]

The thing is that often we don't see art in modern art, just sketches, remastered images, geometric forms or just random brush strokes that represents some often weird ideas of the author. Art has been art because it requires mastery of different skills and I don't see those skills in modern art!

[jaekae8]

Great script, great art, great series.

[christoffelcarol]

I think that there are still wonderful works in both camps. Too sachrine not good. A fault of some represntational art. However, there is a lot of baloney for shock value out there called modern art, and it is largely a shock and schlock sells thing. I am lover of the best of both camps.Your work is inspiring.

[HasanKhanArt]

I never understood Picasso's art and artists who tried to imitate from him. I always argued with my art teachers saying that anyone can do this and that I don't see any talent behind this, but I was told by all of them that one day I'll understand his art. After watching your video, I now understand what they meant. We need more artists like you to save this world from the modern 'BSism'. Thank you, Mr. Scott Burdick!

[blesshiscottonsocks]

God, i want to shake your hand.

Fantastic.

[Ritratto98]

Bravo Mr Burick. Here is the " Mutual Admiration Society" in it's full blown glory. No talent? Who says so? Not most, as they fear chastisement for their "ignorance". No one without training or education will look upon a Michelangelo or a Caravaggio and proclaim their lack of talent.

I have lived and worked in both worlds (MFA 1981) and abandoned modernism 20 years ago to my own banishment from my cities "Art Scene". Silly me, beauty over content... as if Leonardo had no content!!!

[Ritratto98]

It is silly to say that these are not a good as a good illustrator. For one, they are a small sample of works represented in the world of modern realism. Look to some of the great schools like the Florence Academia for inspiring works. And really Mr. puppeli, can you do it?

Look back in a short history to Mr. John D. Rockefeller and the commission by Diego Rivera and one begins to understand why realism was banned from the world of the rich and powerful. Who will say the emperor has no clothes?

[puppeli]

@0362868 i checked out the artists you mentioned. To me they looked medicore at best, and nowhere near the level of a good illustrator. But i gotta give you that, in recent years i have seen signs of actual skill in some modern "artists". Not a lot of skill mind you. They are modern "artists" after all. But some skill, enough that im hopeful for the future :P