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- A 3 minute 20 second video named South
Florida Today: William Crutchfield features the artist explaining his
artistic approach in connection with an exhibit at the Boca Museum of Art
as seen on WXEL.
- Gordon Parks & David Finn - Air date:
06-09-03, 58m:07s. Truveo.com says: "Gordon Roger Alexander Buchannan
Parks (November 30, 1912 -- March 7, 2006) was a groundbreaking African-American
photographer, musician, poet, novelist, journalist, activist and film director."
- A 8 minute 31 second video covers an auction
at the Harwood Museum in Taos, NM held in the museum's galleries.
- For irreverent comedy, see The
Man Leaning on Wall Project, where the videographer made "a
plaque that reads "Man Leaning on Wall'... then went to the SFMOMA,
stuck it on the wall, and had someone lean up right next to it. We were
there about an hour before the security guy put an end to it. A lot of
people fell for it, and there were some people who got the joke. The docents
were really awesome, and they played right along (it was the security that
really had a problem)."
- A 4 minute video is titled Mary
Cassatt (Child of Mine) cjmcqueen - Jun 12, 2006. An overview of Mary
Cassatt's work. Music is Child of Mine by Carole King
- A 5 minute video is titled Mary
Cassatt ghaile123 - Feb 3, 2007 Mary Cassatt's favorite subjects became
children and women with children in ordinary scenes. Her paintings express
a deep tenderness and her own love for children. But she never had children
of her own.
- Skip Whitcomb conducts a plein
air painting demonstration. This one minute 14 second video, presented
without audio, follows the artist's brushstrokes in creating a plein air
painting.
- Tony Abeyta: in my studio, 2m:39s, via
truveo.com, which says: "I never want to be labeled 'predictable',"
said Abeyta. "I want to challenge myself and surprise the viewer,
deviating from previous years' works. I thrive on the unexpected and believe
people will find some of that in this show." --Tony Abeyta".
- Laurie
Hogin: Forest of the Future 6-minute video related
to the exhibit Laurie Hogin: The Forest of
the Future
- Rockwell Kent is a documentary
film written, directed, and produced by Frederick Lewis. He won an Emmy
for a documentary film on the Boston Marathon. Lewis is an Associate Professor
& Sequence Director for Video Production at the Ohio University School
of Telecommunications. A 2:39 You Tube video about it may be seen here.
- Edward Hopper is an 8 minute
You Tube video containing many of Hopper's works which may be seen here.
- From ARTnebraska's Art Treasures of Nebraska, a brief
review of the Bodmer
collection at the Joslyn Art Museum. A 1-minute YouTube online video.
- From ARTnebraska's Art Treasures of Nebraska, a brief
review
of Aaron Douglas's Portrait of A Young Man
at the Joslyn Art Museum. A 1-minute YouTube online video.
- Milderd Lane Kemper Art Museum at Washington University
in St. Louis presents Marsden Hartley's The Iron Cross
from YouTube 02:33
- "Masters of Photography - Alfred Stieglitz"
[04:19]
- "Alfred
Stieglitz" [05:42]
- "Georgia
O'Keeffe: Notable New Mexican" (PBS) [06:05]
- "Georgia
O'Keeffe in New Mexico." Footage of the 92 year old Georgia O'Keeffe
speaking about her art, taken in and around her home in New Mexico [09:67]
- "Georgia
O'Keeffe's Flowers" [03:17]
- "Flowers
by Georgia O'Keefe - Mozart Symphony in F (Presto)" [02:35]
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