Norwegian painter
POPULARITY
30 episodes with Odd Nerdrum
11 episodes with Odd Nerdrum
6 episodes with Odd Nerdrum
2 episodes with Odd Nerdrum
2 episodes with Odd Nerdrum
2 episodes with Odd Nerdrum
5 episodes with Odd Nerdrum
5 episodes with Odd Nerdrum
Odd Nerdrum er en av Norges mest berømte og kontroversielle kunstnere. Men hvordan gjør han seg som reality-stjerne? Stefan, Emil og ukas gjest Ola gir deg svaret!
Odd Nerdrum er i vinden om dagen, men Hildegunn greier i så måte ikkje å tenke på anna enn eit tilhengarfeste. Hildegunn & Leif-Per er tilbake på norske scener!Publikum og presse jublar! 11.000 selde billettar til no! Sunnmørsposten ga showet terningkast 5 og skriv mellom anna: "Meget tekststerke, helt på hugget med timing...""Dette gir puls!""Duoen er så lekende også på dette planet at de durer innom en rekke sjangere, fra det smålune til det helt pompøse, som de bevilger seg sjøl og oss helt mot slutten. Ja takk, alle deler!"Sjekk ut turnéplanen og ledige billettar her:www.zenario.no Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Check out the full video version! https://www.tisch.academy/ In this episode of The Creative Endeavour, I sit down with Nic Thurman, a classically trained oil painter whose work captures timeless beauty and emotional depth. Known for depicting wanderers and outcasts through rich, narrative-driven compositions, Nic shares his journey from studying under Odd Nerdrum to discovering his unique voice in the art world. We delve into the challenges of building a creative career, the discipline behind mastering traditional techniques, and the profound rewards of creating art that connects on a deeply human level. This conversation is packed with insights and inspiration for artists and art lovers alike. Nic Thurman's Links: Instagram: @nic.thurman Facebook: Nic Thurman Painting YouTube: Nic Thurman Official Website: nicthurman.com Tuscany Portrait Painting Workshop: kitschpaintingworkshops.com
Ingvild har vært en tur i Vestfold for å bli portrettert av Odd Nerdrum (!!!), mens Sveinung har fått nok et diplom å henge på veggen på kontoret sitt. Likevel er det dramaet i regjeringskontorene som stjeler shitshowet i dagens episode. Forlater Senterpartiet regjeringen snart og hvis ja, hvorfor skjer det sånn egentlig? Det tegnes og forklares, diskuteres og inngås veddemål i denne ukens episode.
I veckans avsnitt dyker vi ned i två dokumentärer som belyser konstens roll och konflikter i vår samtid: norska Renässansprinsen – konstnären som lever i fel tid (SVT) och svenska Fallet Bogdan (SVT). I Renässansprinsen får man följa William Heimdal, en ung konstnär som drömmer om att bli tidernas största målare, mellan att han är 15 och 20 år. Heimdal strävar efter att återuppliva klassiskt måleri, och inspireras av den figurative konstnären Odd Nerdrum, men är fast i en samtid som ofta förkastar traditionella uttryck. Varför betraktas strävan efter skönhet, hantverksskicklighet och figurativt målande som problematiskt i dag? Odd Nerdrum, och andra liknande konstnärer, har anklagats för allt från kitsch till kopplingar till nazistisk estetik, trots att hans konst handlar mer om universella teman än politik. När blev det fula mer intressant än det vackra?I Fallet Bogdan granskas hur konstnärlig forskning används för att försörja konstnärer, men också hur systemet förväntar sig ideologisk konformitet. Bogdan Szyber vågar kritisera dessa strukturer och får betala priset – avhandlingen underkänns. Dokumentären ställer den obekväma frågan: Vad händer med konsten när dess frihet kvävs av institutionella krav och ideologiska dogmer? Två dokumentärer, två ingångar, men båda handlar om konstens gränsdragningar. Om detta handlar dagens avsnitt.Prenumerera eller stötta Rak högerI takt med att fler blir betalande prenumeranter har Rak höger kunnat expandera med fler skribenter och mer innehåll. Vi får inget presstöd, vi tar inte emot pengar från någon intresseorganisation eller lobbygrupp. Det är endast tack vare er prenumeranter vi kan fortsätta vara självständiga röster i en konform samtid. Så stort tack för att ni är med, utan er hade det inget av detta varit möjligt.Den som vill stötta oss på andra sätt än genom en prenumeration får gärna göra det med Swish, Plusgiro, Bankgiro, Paypal eller Donorbox.Swishnummer: 123-027 60 89Plusgiro: 198 08 62-5Bankgiro: 5808-1837Utgivaren ansvarar inte för kommentarsfältet. (Myndigheten för press, radio och tv (MPRT) vill att jag skriver ovanstående för att visa att det inte är jag, utan den som kommenterar, som ansvarar för innehållet i det som skrivs i kommentarsfältet.) This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.enrakhoger.se/subscribe
I denne episoden diskuterer ansvarlig redaktør Nils August Andresen og nyhetsredaktør Alexander Zlatanos Ibsen hvorfor NRKs Nerdrum-serie fenger så mange, og om figurativ kunst er den nye tidsånden. Intromusikk ved Stefan Ibsen Zlatanos.
Order your exclusive da Vinci BoldBrush paintbrush set!https://brushoffer.com/collections/boldbrushLearn the magic of marketing with us here at BoldBrush!https://www.boldbrushshow.com/Get over 50% off your first year on your artist website with FASO:https://www.FASO.com/podcast/---On today's episode, we sat down with Raul Campos, a neo-Baroque painter whose work features dark, multi-figurative scenes in an effort to reach timeless iconography. He tells us all about why he became a painter and how studying with Odd Nerdrum affected his work. He also emphasizes the importance of developing your personal voice through honesty and reflecting on your own culture rather than copying others. He also gives us the valuable tip of world-building within your own paintings to create a consistent universe that ties all of your work together. Finally, Raul talks about some of the challenges of the art market, balancing creativity with commercial considerations, understanding the value of art, and the unique cultural and social aspects of the Mexican art scene.Raul's FASO site:https://raulcamposestudio.com/Raul's Instagram:https://instagram.com/raulcamposart/
I april åpnet det nye Odd Nerdrum-museet i Pipehuset, en gammel fabrikkbygning på Agnes i Stavern. Document dro dit på besøk og traff den verdensberømte kunstnerens kone Turid Spildo og museumsdirektør Martin Romberg. Spildo forteller om arbeidet med museet, som ligger i en tidligere fyrstikkfabrikk og får henne til å tenke på Tribeca i New York, en bydel som består av mange gamle industribygninger. Selv er hun primus motor for museet og arbeider med å få i stand en kafé der som åpner i juli. Eieren av bygningen driver eiendomsutvikling lokalt og deltar i museumprosjektet fordi han ønsker å tilby både tilreisende og folk på stedet kultur og opplevelser der, forklarer Spildo. Museet er en ideell forening og ikke kommersielt, sier Spildo, som gleder seg over at de også har frivillige. Hun synes det er et fortrinn at museet ikke ligger i Oslo, sånn at det blir et utfluktsmål. Museumsdirektør Martin Romberg gav oss en omvisning blant de tallrike maleriene, men også tegninger, og hovedtyngden av verkene er ordnet i fire rom. Disse rommene representerer distinkte perioder i Odd Nerdrums kunstnerliv, som har vært preget av motstand mot hans figurative kunst. Romberg forklarer at Nerdrum tidlig ble inspirert av sin bestefar, som representerte det gamle dannelsesborgerskapet fra Europa, med klassisk litteratur og musikk i hjemmet, noe som forklarer det problematiske forholdet til den modernistiske strømningen som har dominert i hans levetid. Vi har et fantastisk museum som ikke ligner på noe annet, sier en entusiastisk Romberg, som inviterer alle til å komme og oppleve Nerdrums kunst. Vår hjemmeside: https://www.document.no/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Document.no/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/document.no/ Twiter / X: https://twitter.com/DocumentNo Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/DocTV Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/592cZPmSg1TCPRBpToJy2h Podbean: https://documentno.podbean.com/ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/no/podcast/document-no/id1471875350
Jon White has studied Indo-European mythology for more than thirty years, particularly focusing on cosmogony and creation myths. As an independent researcher and lecturer, he shares this knowledge on his YouTube-channel @Crecganford . Mr. White visits Cave of Apelles to detail the major motifs or "mythologems" of the Indo-European mythological tradition and what they denote. Considering that the Indo-Europeans lived in the Pontic-Caspian steppes about 7000 years ago, how did their stories spread to ancient India, Persia, Rome or Norse Scandinavia - changing, yet still retaining their core? Combining the study of myths with fields like linguistics, archeology and etymology Mr. White will unravel cross-cultural similarities in stories like The Cosmic Twins, Defeating the dragon, The cattle raiding myth and The wild hunt. He will also share his ideas on how we best are to understand myths. Are they projections of the human psyche, the condensed ethos of a culture or symbolic manifestations of natural and cultural history? More intriguing still: is the presence of myths and archetypal images particular to Homo sapiens or have they been transferred between human species?
Norges største levende kunstmaler Odd Nerdrum besøker Tojes time for å snakke om hvordan det kan ha seg at den kunsttradisjonen som ikke fikk statens støtte ble den førende, om fasene i hans formspråk – og om bildene og menneskene han har elsket.
Seth Fite is a classical painter born in England, who grew up in the United States. From the new world, he is inspired by American Golden Age illustrators, Andrew and N. C. Wyeth, and the Cincinnati master Frank Duveneck. From the old world, he has studied masters such as Rembrandt and Velasquez. In 2019 he was a student of Odd Nerdrum. Fite has been told to "find his own voice" and "do something new", as well as other clichés, but he sees little use of this. He strives to strike the vulnerable spot of humankind, the same spot found by masters before him.
WEBSITE: https://nicholasoleary.com INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/nicholas_oleary_art/ Nicholas O'Leary (1986) was born and raised in Gisborne, New Zealand and has been painting since childhood and exhibiting since his teenage years. After graduating from the University of Auckland with a degree in Architecture in 2009, he moved as far away as one can from the sunny paradise of Gisborne, to Bergen, Norway. He still resides in Bergen where he can be found hiking in the spectacular mountains, amoungst the fjords or along the rugged coastline with his easel strapped to his backpack in often challenging conditions. He has studied with and painted alongside many artists along his journey, most notably with Odd Nerdrum in Norway. O'Leary works largely from life whereby the observation of previously unnoticed subtleties are prioritised. The recognition of these subtleties allows O'Leary to bend physical rules in his paintings and challenge our perceptions of truth and deception, reality and fantasy. The accumulation and manipulation of observations is not limited by a specific subject matter. He paints across the board, and has won international prizes in portraiture, figurative paintings, larger imaginative compositions, landscapes, cityscapes, and still lives. ssible with words." _________________________________________________________________________ THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS: ROSEMARY BRUSHES https://www.rosemaryandco.com HEIN ATELIER https://heinatelier.com/ ANTHONYS FINE ART AND ANTIQUES https://anthonysfineart.com _________________________________________________________________________ THANK YOU TO ALL OF MY GENEROUS PATRONS! PLEASE CONSIDER HELPING TO KEEP THIS PODCAST GOING BY BECOMING A MONTHLY PATRON. JUST CLICK THE LINK BELOW. https://patron.podbean.com/theundrapedartist _________________________________________________________________________ FOLLOW THE PODCAST ON INSTAGRAM, FACEBOOK AND YOUTUBE: https://www.instagram.com/THEUNDRAPEDARTIST/ https://www.facebook.com/people/The-Undraped-Artist-Podcast/100083157287362/ https://www.youtube.com/@theundrapedartist __________________________________________________________________________ FOLLOW THE HOST, JEFF HEIN: Jeffhein.com https://www.facebook.com/jeffrey.hein.16/ https://www.instagram.com/jeff_hein_art/ https://www.instagram.com/jeff_hein_studio/
WEBSITE: https://nicholasoleary.com INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/nicholas_oleary_art/ Nicholas O'Leary (1986) was born and raised in Gisborne, New Zealand and has been painting since childhood and exhibiting since his teenage years. After graduating from the University of Auckland with a degree in Architecture in 2009, he moved as far away as one can from the sunny paradise of Gisborne, to Bergen, Norway. He still resides in Bergen where he can be found hiking in the spectacular mountains, amoungst the fjords or along the rugged coastline with his easel strapped to his backpack in often challenging conditions. He has studied with and painted alongside many artists along his journey, most notably with Odd Nerdrum in Norway. O'Leary works largely from life whereby the observation of previously unnoticed subtleties are prioritised. The recognition of these subtleties allows O'Leary to bend physical rules in his paintings and challenge our perceptions of truth and deception, reality and fantasy. The accumulation and manipulation of observations is not limited by a specific subject matter. He paints across the board, and has won international prizes in portraiture, figurative paintings, larger imaginative compositions, landscapes, cityscapes, and still lives. ssible with words." _________________________________________________________________________ THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS: ROSEMARY BRUSHES https://www.rosemaryandco.com HEIN ATELIER https://heinatelier.com/ ANTHONYS FINE ART AND ANTIQUES https://anthonysfineart.com _________________________________________________________________________ THANK YOU TO ALL OF MY GENEROUS PATRONS! PLEASE CONSIDER HELPING TO KEEP THIS PODCAST GOING BY BECOMING A MONTHLY PATRON. JUST CLICK THE LINK BELOW. https://patron.podbean.com/theundrapedartist _________________________________________________________________________ FOLLOW THE PODCAST ON INSTAGRAM, FACEBOOK AND YOUTUBE: https://www.instagram.com/THEUNDRAPEDARTIST/ https://www.facebook.com/people/The-Undraped-Artist-Podcast/100083157287362/ https://www.youtube.com/@theundrapedartist __________________________________________________________________________ FOLLOW THE HOST, JEFF HEIN: Jeffhein.com https://www.facebook.com/jeffrey.hein.16/ https://www.instagram.com/jeff_hein_art/ https://www.instagram.com/jeff_hein_studio/
Wolfgang Wee Uncut #421: Jan-Ove Tuv er kunstner, podcaster, instruktør og tidligere elev av Odd Nerdrum. Nyhet! Podcastserien "12000 år med norsk historie" med Sturla Ellingvåg, kommer nå ut som en historiebok på Kagge forlag! I boken går vi enda mer i dybden av vår fantastiske nordiske historie, helt fra de første innvandrerne kom hit etter istiden, gjennom steinalderen, bronsealderen, jernalderen og helt opp til vikingtiden. Forhåndsbestill signert utgave av "12000 år med norsk historie" her: https://bok.norli.no/12000-aar Link til annonsør: https://cmedical.no/aktuelt/hjelp-mot-forstorret-prostata/ Link til annonsør: https://porschefestivalen.no ► STØTT WOLFGANG WEE UNCUT! Ler mer her: https://www.wolfgangweeuncut.no/sttt-wwu DONASJON: VIPPSOm du ønsker å donere via Vipps, kan du søke opp “Wolfgang Wee Uncut” eller bruke Vipps-nummer:#810608 ► WWU KLIPPKANALhttps://www.youtube.com/wwuklipp ► SOSIALE MEDIER:• Hjemmeside: http://www.wolfgangweeuncut.com• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wolfgangwee/• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wolfgangweeu...• Twitter: https://twitter.com/wolfgangwee• TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wolfgangwee
Kaja Forum is a Norwegian painter with an acute sensibility to value and tender moments. Living off of commissions, Norum will explain how she balances her own wishes and those of the commissioner. She will also discuss how she approaches her own work, laying out her method of solving compositions and how she double-checks herself by comparing her own work with the old masters. In addition, Norum will talk about her favorite contemporary colleague Molly Judd, and how she has been inspired by the works of August Rodin, Eugène Carrière and Odd Nerdrum. You can visit her website by going to: https://www.ateliernorum.com/
Are we progressing towards a brighter future, or have we lost something important on the way? Should we look at science and poetry through the same lens, or is that one of the reasons why we have ended up with modernism? Philosopher Stephen Hicks sits down with Classical painters, Odd Nerdrum & Jan-Ove Tuv, to discuss the modern belief in progress and whether it is shaping the art world for good or for bad.
Jan-Ove Tuv sits down with two young painters who are currently studying with Odd Nerdrum to listen to their thoughts about their teacher, how he approaches painting and the greatest takeaways from being his pupil. Unfortunately, there was a technical issue with Hösel's microphone which got worse towards the ending.
What are the signifiers of an eternal image? Odd Nerdrum argues for the melancholic perspective on life and points to painters like Jacques-Louis David, Rembrandt and Titian.
Jannik Hösel is a German classical painter currently studying with Odd Nerdrum. Growing up in an environment that offered no possibilities to be formally trained in the craft, he chose to go down the autodidactic road, and sits down in the Cave to share his knowledge on self-learning, which ranges from suggested exercises and how to think as you study — to basic awareness of painting materials. Hösel is also concerned with the psychological faithfulness of motifs. He warns against becoming too "symbolic" or "deep", and how you can attain the middle road of storytelling.
The young draughtsman and painter from Finland has proven his talent with narrative portraits from live model. Aiming for the Classical Greek ideal, Hjalmar Hagelstam is already well-equipped, having studied painting with Odd Nerdrum and sculpture at the Florence Academy Growing up in a country known for Sibelius and Gallen-Kallela, Hagelstam asks the following question: "Which lessons can we learn from the strange fate of 19th century Finnish painters?" As he sees it, they were rightfully concerned with Kalevala, the native, mythical epic. However their political desire to find something "national" in it, invariably led to failure. Making matters worse, influence from contemporary ideas of "progress" and styles like symbolism and impressionism only further removed their work from a truly timeless context. So what makes a universal story? And could you grip the essence of a myth by simply illustrating it?
https://www.alexvenezia.com Alex Venezia b.1993 Virginia Beach, Virginia; currently lives and works in Raleigh, North Carolina. Primarily a self taught painter, Alex Venezia, first became aware of the transcendent power of art during a high-school art lesson on chiaroscuro while examining the works of Caravaggio. This class marked a unique turning point for the young student as he began to consider a vocation in the arts. Searching for new art experiences he frequented the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia where he was able to fill his eyes with the works of the Masters and make copies. Venezia has sought out and studied classical technique with many of todays top representational painters including: Odd Nerdrum, Colleen Barry, Daniel Sprick, Michael Klein, and Jeff Hein. "In his words, Inspiration comes in many forms, and usually far from the easel, but there's nothing like seeing the work of an artist that you hold in high regard in person. It has a way of putting me in my place and motivating me to become a better painter." And so it has. Most recently Venezia took home the 2017 first place prize in the Still Life Competition at the prestigious Grand Central Atelier in New York. Alex Venezia has been a featured artist in Southwest Art Magazine, 21 Under 31: Young Artists to Watch in 2016 and BuzzFeed article 5 Artistic Prodigies 21 And Under. He is the recipient of numerous awards and has participated in many group shows throughout the United Sates. He currently lives and maintains a studio w/ painters Michael Klein and Louis Carr in Raleigh, North Carolina. Alison Collins Director, Collins Galleries. Orleans, Massachusetts, USA
https://www.alexvenezia.com Alex Venezia b.1993 Virginia Beach, Virginia; currently lives and works in Raleigh, North Carolina. Primarily a self taught painter, Alex Venezia, first became aware of the transcendent power of art during a high-school art lesson on chiaroscuro while examining the works of Caravaggio. This class marked a unique turning point for the young student as he began to consider a vocation in the arts. Searching for new art experiences he frequented the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia where he was able to fill his eyes with the works of the Masters and make copies. Venezia has sought out and studied classical technique with many of todays top representational painters including: Odd Nerdrum, Colleen Barry, Daniel Sprick, Michael Klein, and Jeff Hein. "In his words, Inspiration comes in many forms, and usually far from the easel, but there's nothing like seeing the work of an artist that you hold in high regard in person. It has a way of putting me in my place and motivating me to become a better painter." And so it has. Most recently Venezia took home the 2017 first place prize in the Still Life Competition at the prestigious Grand Central Atelier in New York. Alex Venezia has been a featured artist in Southwest Art Magazine, 21 Under 31: Young Artists to Watch in 2016 and BuzzFeed article 5 Artistic Prodigies 21 And Under. He is the recipient of numerous awards and has participated in many group shows throughout the United Sates. He currently lives and maintains a studio w/ painters Michael Klein and Louis Carr in Raleigh, North Carolina. Alison Collins Director, Collins Galleries. Orleans, Massachusetts, USA
I vår serie "Verket som värker" handlar det om en film, en bok, ett konstverk ni lyssnare aldrig kunnat släppa, som verkligen satt avtryck i livet. För mer än tjugo år sedan såg Johan Westerholm Odd Nerdrums omdiskuterade målning "Mordet på Andreas Baader", som framställer en av ledarna för den västtyska terrororganisationen Röda armé-fraktionen som en religiös martyr, och sedan dess lämnar den honom ingen ro. Målningen finns på Astrup Fearnley museet i Oslo. Reporter: Anna Tullberg Du som lyssnar nu är också välkommen att höra av dig till oss och berätta om det verk som värker hos dig! Konst, dans, teater, film, musik, litteratur... vad du vill, men det ska vara ett verk som följt dig genom tiden och livet, som ligger och gnager, som satt sina spår.Mejla oss på: p1kultur@sverigesradio.se
The Austrian tonal composer Alexander Blechinger sits down with Jan-Ove Tuv to explain how he achieves the illusion of visual effects in musical works such as his Atomblitz-Ouvertüre: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ntDtO9VCLQ In 1982 Blechinger founded Harmonia Classica, an organization devoted to performance of contemporary tonal music and competitions for composers. He talks about their success in a country where the state unilaterally favors modernist culture. Chapter markers: 01:10 Blechinger's interest in music 06:19 How he got into Classical music 13:00 Studying composition 15:35 What is counterpoint and harmony? 19:55 Baroque: the root of our music 21:43 Renaissance and Gothic music 23:36 Renaissance vs Baroque music 26:18 Finding a composition teacher 31:40 The Atomblitz-ouvertüre 39:12 How Blechinger crafts a story (Atomblitz-ouvertüre) 53:20 Harmonia Classica, an organization for "beautiful new music" 56:09 The Harmonia Classica competition 1:00:52 Making "stories of the heart" 1:10:18 Better conditions for classical music 1:15:31 The problem of cultural politics This episode was filmed and edited by Bork Nerdrum. The centerpiece was "Loving couple" by Odd Nerdrum. SHOUTOUT to our TOP SPONSORS! Børge Moe Matthias Proy Eivind Josten Shaun Roberts Fergus Ryan Dean Anthony Anders Berge Christensen Erik Lasky Fernando Ramirez Iver Ukkestad Jack Entz Warner Jared Fountain Jon Harald Aspheim Marion Bu-Pedersen Maurice Robbins Michael Irish Misty DeLaine Richard Barrett Stacey Evangelista Trym Jordahl Yngve Hellan Would you like to get premium access? Become a patron: https://patreon.com/caveofapelles/ Subscribe to our newsletter. It is the only way to make sure that you receive content from us on a regular basis: https://bit.ly/2L8qCNn Check out our other channels: https://www.youtube.com/c/SchoolofApelles https://www.youtube.com/c/CultureWarsNow Podcast available on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Spotify: https://soundcloud.com/caveofapelles https://spoti.fi/2AVDkcT https://apple.co/2QAcXD6 Visit our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/caveofapelles Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/CaveOfApelles For inquiries — talk@caveofapelles.com
Following his victory in the World Wide Kitsch Competition 2021, Shaun Roberts was invited to the Cave of Apelles for an interview about his award-winning portrait "The Messenger". He shares stories from his teaching experience at a Texan university and his unconventional sources of influence, such as the Dutch genre painter Adrian Brouwer, as well as the American "Cowboy" painter Frederic Remington. Studying with Odd Nerdrum, Roberts also breaks down the most important things he is currently learning. Chapter markers: 01:20 "Hero's Journey" to Norway 06:40 Roberts' prize-winning self-portrait 14:00 Three approaches to painting 18.06 Discovering painting skills by accident 22:10 Positive learning experiences at universities 28:34 Teaching at Steven F. Austin State University 34:35 Teaching modernist students 36:30 Including storytelling 40:22 Positive colleagues & gallery 45:30 The World Wide Kitsch Competition 50:15 Dissolved painting technique and movement 56:55 Remington, Brouwer and Rembrandt 1:01:25 Armadillo-Brouwer connection 1:04:21 Brouwer's tension 1:08:14 Studying with Odd Nerdrum This episode was filmed and edited by Bork Nerdrum. The centerpiece was Shaun Roberts' self-portrait "The Messenger". SHOUTOUT to our TOP SPONSORS! Børge Moe Matthias Proy Eivind Josten Fergus Ryan Dean Anthony Anders Berge Christensen Erik Lasky Herman Borge Fernando Ramirez Iver Ukkestad Jack Entz Warner Jared Fountain Jon Harald Aspheim Marion Bu-Pedersen Maurice Robbins Michael Irish Misty DeLaine Richard Barrett Stacey Evangelista Trym Jordahl Yngve Hellan Would you like to get premium access? Become a patron: https://patreon.com/caveofapelles/ Subscribe to our newsletter. It is the only way to make sure that you receive content from us on a regular basis: https://bit.ly/2L8qCNn Check out our other channels: https://www.youtube.com/c/SchoolofApelles https://www.youtube.com/c/CultureWarsNow Podcast available on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Spotify: https://soundcloud.com/caveofapelles https://spoti.fi/2AVDkcT https://apple.co/2QAcXD6 Visit our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/caveofapelles Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/CaveOfApelles For inquiries — talk@caveofapelles.com
David Molesky is a former student of Odd Nerdrum, based in North Carolina. He is concerned with the rough manner of late Rembrandt and Titian — a painting method first employed by the Ancient Greek painter Apelles. Molesky contrasts this technique with so-called photo-realism, which he asserts leaves no room for the viewer. But art historians typically interpret the rough technique as "modern", so whose interpretation is accurate? And can you be influenced by this manner of painting without compromising clarity of form and thus wind up as a modernist? Topics from the conversation: 01:12 Molesky's painting "Man in the Forrest" 03:52 The Apelles palette and pre-mixing of colors 06:47 Odd Nerdrum's interest in Pompeii murals, Pliny and Apelles 10:24 Apelles' technique 12:01 Pliny establishes an ideal for painters 14:20 Titian's Flaying of Marsyas 16:57 Reflecting how peripheral vision works 21:00 Apelles' unfinished Aphrodite 26:10 Painterly vs illustrative: David Ligare, Rembrandt and Sargent 31:54 Apelles and Protogenes: A "pre-modernist" technique? 36:19 Having details too! Titian, Rembrandt and Nerdrum 38: 46 Modern art: A poor imitation of classical works? 41:40 Recreating matter with paint 43:40 When Nerdrum painted a scarf in one stroke 49:14 Leaving space for the viewer 55:03 Hoogstraaten on what to keep as you go along 59:48 The "Default Mode Network" 1:06:08 Rembrandt's hermaphrodite self-portrait 1:09:27 The blind seer Tiresias (Metamorphosis and Odyssey) 1:14:50 Rembrandt's references to Tiresias and Apelles 1:18:35 Reading Pliny as a painter makes you aware This episode was filmed and edited by Bork Nerdrum. The centerpiece was a "Man in the Forrest" (2007) by David Molesky. SHOUTOUT to our TOP SPONSORS! Fergus Ryan Shaun Roberts Matthias Proy Eivind Josten Børge Moe Dean Anthony Alastair Blain Anders Berge Christensen Erik Lasky Iver Ukkestad Jack Entz Warner Jared Fountain Jon Harald Aspheim Marion Bu-Pedersen Maurice Robbins Misty DeLaine Richard Barrett Stacey Evangelista Trym Jordahl Yngve Hellan Would you like to get premium access? Become a patron: https://patreon.com/caveofapelles/ Subscribe to our newsletter. It is the only way to make sure that you receive content from us on a regular basis: https://bit.ly/2L8qCNn Check out our other channels: https://www.youtube.com/c/SchoolofApelles https://www.youtube.com/c/CultureWarsNow Podcast available on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Spotify: https://soundcloud.com/caveofapelles https://spoti.fi/2AVDkcT https://apple.co/2QAcXD6 Visit our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/caveofapelles Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/CaveOfApelles For inquiries — talk@caveofapelles.com
In this episode, Wes and Todd sit down with Painter Brett Andrus. Brett talks about his early exposure to art, his art education at the Savannah College of Art & Design, growing up in Colorado Springs, opening an art gallery, taking time to understand the art process and craft, grinding, teaching, the Colorado Springs art community and scene, the visual artist mythos, Odd Nerdrum, the importance of mentors and mentorship, Lee Price, honoring the viewer, Covid, Leukemia, hyperfocus and hyperpresence, being a full-time Artist with a day job, curating your life, fear, competition and drive, jealousy, identifying your peak work times, process of creativity, cityscapes, alleyways, models, Bosky Studio, business of art, pricing, art appropriation, narrative, painting with integrity and honesty, originality, Bosky backdrops, Virtu Collective, and being grateful. Join us for an insightful and thoughtful conversation with Brett Andrus.Check out Brett's work at his website www.brettandrus.artFollow Brett Andrus on Instagram - www.instagram.com/brettandrus/@brettandrusCheck out the Bosky Studio website at www.boskystudio.comFollow Bosky Studio on Instagram - www.instagram.com/bosky.studio/@bosky.studio
Andrew Scheglov is a Toronto based figurative painter. Born in Russia and raised in Israel, he currently lives and works in Canada. His education includes a diploma in Classical Animation from Sheridan College in 2005, a year long apprenticeship with Norwegian painter Odd Nerdrum in 2007, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in 2012. Andrew's recent work oscillates between motifs of intimate queer portraiture in quotidian domestic or outdoor settings, and larger socio-psychological images of crowds in motion, particularly from the late Soviet era, resulting from the collapse of major spiritual systems and threat relevance to our own, contemporary Western psychic uprootedness and instability. In both bodies of work, Andrew is driven by a desire to address the psychology of the sitter in an empathetic way. On a formal level, he is fascinated with the effects of light, colour and movement. On this week's episode Andrew talks about his journey from Classical animation to fine arts, his two series - queer portraits and crowd paintings, along with his apprenticeship in Norway and his creative process. Find Andrew on Instagram at https://www.andrewscheglov.com/Interested in seeing some of Andrew's work. Go to their website at https://www.instagram.com/secondhand_fresh/?hl=enFind me on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/artconversationswithlisajayne/ or at my website at www.lisajayneirvine.com
https://www.teresaoaxaca.com Teresa Oaxaca is an American born artist based currently in Washington D.C. She is a full time painter whose works can be seen in collections and galleries throughout the US and internationally. Her talent has been recognized and rewarded by museums and institutions such as the American Museum of the Cowboy, The former Corcoran Gallery of Art, The Art Renewal Center, The Elisabeth Greenshields Foundation, the Posey Foundation, and The Portrait Society of America and the Museu Europeu D'Art Modern in Barcelona. Her training includes a four-year diploma at the Angel Academy of Art (Florence Italy, Graduate studies at the Florence Academy, an Apprenticeship with Odd Nerdrum in Norway, and studies at the Art League of Alexandria VA where she trained with Robert Liberace, Paul Lucchesi, and took many other courses. Currently she teaches workshops around the United States and in Europe. In addition to her studio work she takes a variety of portrait commissions including Family Portraiture, Professional/Business, Custom and Informal arrangements. She exhibits widely and sells her work on a regular basis. She also recently founded a fashion company called “House Of Oaxaca”, selling wares online at www.houseofoaxaca.com Within Washington D.C. she has participated with local groups such as The Esperanza Education Fund, The Arts Club Of Washington, The Art League School in Alexandria, VA and the National Education Association. In 2014 she became a member of the Young Partners Circle of The National Museum of Women In The Arts. She is also a registered member of the National Art Education Association (NAEA) and an Ambassador for the newly established Da Vinci Initiative, which designs and promotes skill-based learning and lesson plans for US K-12 public school educators. She is also a member of the Arts Club of Washington and the California Arts Club.
https://www.teresaoaxaca.com Teresa Oaxaca is an American born artist based currently in Washington D.C. She is a full time painter whose works can be seen in collections and galleries throughout the US and internationally. Her talent has been recognized and rewarded by museums and institutions such as the American Museum of the Cowboy, The former Corcoran Gallery of Art, The Art Renewal Center, The Elisabeth Greenshields Foundation, the Posey Foundation, and The Portrait Society of America and the Museu Europeu D'Art Modern in Barcelona. Her training includes a four-year diploma at the Angel Academy of Art (Florence Italy, Graduate studies at the Florence Academy, an Apprenticeship with Odd Nerdrum in Norway, and studies at the Art League of Alexandria VA where she trained with Robert Liberace, Paul Lucchesi, and took many other courses. Currently she teaches workshops around the United States and in Europe. In addition to her studio work she takes a variety of portrait commissions including Family Portraiture, Professional/Business, Custom and Informal arrangements. She exhibits widely and sells her work on a regular basis. She also recently founded a fashion company called “House Of Oaxaca”, selling wares online at www.houseofoaxaca.com Within Washington D.C. she has participated with local groups such as The Esperanza Education Fund, The Arts Club Of Washington, The Art League School in Alexandria, VA and the National Education Association. In 2014 she became a member of the Young Partners Circle of The National Museum of Women In The Arts. She is also a registered member of the National Art Education Association (NAEA) and an Ambassador for the newly established Da Vinci Initiative, which designs and promotes skill-based learning and lesson plans for US K-12 public school educators. She is also a member of the Arts Club of Washington and the California Arts Club. "Since returning to the Washington D.C. area I have been focusing on creating a new and large body of work. My new series have taken me away from academic studies to more elaborate compositions which combine human and still life elements. In addition to this I now take on portrait commissions, and continue my studies in art by observing and copying the painting of the Old Masters in art galleries throughout the world. My work is about pleasing the eye. I paint light and the way it falls. Simple observation reveals beauty; often it is found in the unconventional. Because of this I have learned to take particular delight in unusual pairings of subject matter. Frequently my compositions are spontaneous. When a person comes to me, they occupy a space my mind. Arrangements form from there until with excitement I see and have the idea. The design is both planned and subconscious. For this reason I surround myself with Victorian and Baroque costume, bones, and other things which I find fascinating- I want subject matter to always be at hand. My paintings are created with oil paint on canvas. I am conscious of the traditional craftsmanship I have attained in Florence. While my interest in new pigments and tools may cause minor alterations in my materials, these really remain fundamentally the same. All my evolution is taking place on the canvas and in my head; in what I see in nature and interpret in two dimensions on the picture plan. I have the fundamentals of design to work with when planning a painting. I make preparatory studies. I use multiple layers to build an illusion of light and form. When this illusion is convincing and to my taste, the painting is done." -Teresa
Jan-Ove Tuv sat down for a special interview with Odd Nerdrum to talk about the Egocentric, Geocentric and Heliocentric level — three stages of painting developed by Nerdrum and initially inspired by thoughts proposed by Tuv. ▶ Full video: https://www.patreon.com/caveofapelles
Artist Nicholas O'Leary won the Quick Draw his first time at Plein Air Easton in 2019 earning him an automatic entry into the following festival, but when COVID altered the landscape of international travel he found himself unable to cash in his award. With a safer situation in 2022, Nicholas is finally returning to our competition. Jess and Tim talk with Nicholas about his inspiration and his take on the Plein Air scene in Norway. Nicholas O'Leary (born in 1986 in Gisborne, New Zealand) has a degree in Architecture from the University of Auckland (2009). Since graduating he has lived and worked in Bergen, Norway, wher he can be found hiking in the mountains with his easel strapped to his backpack in often challenging conditions. He has painted since childhood and has studied under many artists, most notably with Odd Nerdrum in Norway. O'Leary works largely from life whereby the observation of previously unnoticed subtleties are prioritised. The recognition of which allow O'Leary to bend physical rules in his paintings and challenge our perceptions of truth and deception, reality and fantasy. The accululation and manipulation of observations is not limited by a specific subject matter. He paints across the board, and has won international prizes in portraiture, figurative paintings, larger imaginative compositions, landscapes, cityscapes, and still lifes. Follow Nicholas O'Leary: Official Site Facebook Instagram Follow Plein Air Easton: Official Site Facebook Instagram YouTube To inquire about being a guest or sponsoring the Plein Air Easton Podcast, send us an email at info@pleinaireaston.com. This episode is sponsored by JFM Enterprises, providing distinctive ready-made and custom frames & mouldings to the trade since 1974. Music in this episode was generously provided by Blue Dot Sessions and Podington Bear.
What is it that captivates people about his paintings, what is his life project, and is philosophy the key to reach the highest achievements? Carl Korsnes and Einar Duenger Bøhn sit down to discuss the work of Odd Nerdrum in light of his recent retrospective exhibition "You see we are blind". Topics from the conversation: 00:00 Exhibition openings 01:12 Grotesque and depressing or hopeful and soothing? 03:20 Horrible actions beautifully depicted 09:58 Aristotle on technê: knowing why you do what you do 14:05 A painter with a vision of humanity 18:47 Contemporary painters avoid focusing on the face 21:00 Being shaken up is only possible through a classical form 30:11 Nerdrum's world: past, future or a different realm? 36:46 Day-to-day or timeless: newspaper articles vs. stories and myths 40:45 Nerdrum balances the concrete and the general 45:48 Not abstract and not "too realistic" / hyper realist 50:42 Being cultivated is to understand the commonality of things 57:00 Don't waste time on new books or newspapers 1:04:53 Philosophers of art should learn to draw first 1:08:20 Aristotle's approach 1:10:52 The humanist aspect of drawing 1:15:46 What are we looking at and judging accordingly 1:19:22 At its foundation, Nerdrum's work is philosophical 1:22:30 Is Nerdrum an anarchist painter? ▶ Full video: https://www.patreon.com/caveofapelles
The Argentinian painter Melisa Calabria sits down to explain the importance of painting self-portraits. Beyond supplying a free and patient model, Calabria perceives self-portraits as an "excuse" that allows you to depict archetypal situations. Instead of indicating egocentrism, she sees this genre as an opportunity to discover the eternal in all your models. 00:50 Introducing the guest 01:26 The self-portrait: does it have to look like yourself? 03:59 Workshops in Argentina and studying with Ricardo Celma 09:38 Painting self-portraits at the Nerdrum Studio 13:49 Archetypal imagery and using from your own experience 20:30 Getting the likeness is like learning to ride a bicycle 24:03 Rembrandt and the three levels of the self-portrait 32:40 Using yourself as a model to tell a story 35:16 Rembrandt's Self-Portrait as Zeuxis Laughing 41:05 The absurdity of being a court painter in modern times 42:08 Nature is the universal language 43:29 How much can you deviate from the likeness? 46:59 Selecting a focus to emphasize the story 52:19 Rembrandt's development as a painter 54:25 Who you are, what you want, and where you want to be The conversation was produced by Bork S. Nerdrum and assisted by Alastair Blain. The centerpiece was a self-portrait by Melisa Calabria. SHOUTOUT to our TOP SPONSORS! Børge Moe Matthias Proy Shaun Roberts Viorel Trandafir Dean Anthony Fergus Ryan Alastair Blain Anders Berge Christensen Jon Harald Aspheim Erik Lasky Fernando Ramirez Herman Borge Hårek Jordal Andreassen Iver Ukkestad Jack Entz Warner Jared Fountain Jose Luis Marion Bu-Pedersen Maurice Robbins Michael Irish Stacey Evangelista Tonelise Rugaas Trym Jordahl Villiam S-ian Yngve Hellan Would you like to get premium access? Become a patron: https://patreon.com/caveofapelles/ Subscribe to our newsletter. It is the only way to make sure that you receive content from us on a regular basis: https://bit.ly/2L8qCNn Check out our other channels: https://www.youtube.com/c/SchoolofApelles https://www.youtube.com/c/CultureWarsNow Podcast available on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Spotify: https://soundcloud.com/caveofapelles https://spoti.fi/2AVDkcT https://apple.co/2QAcXD6 Visit our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/caveofapelles BitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/caveofapelles/ Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/CaveOfApelles For inquiries — talk@caveofapelles.com
Jan-Ove Tuv sits down with Nic Thurman in tonight's episode to talk about his video on the Truth About Art, reactions to his commentary and common misconceptions about art history and the reevaluation of kitsch. You can watch Thurman's video "The Truth About Art" here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3ZPtSWEkZ8 00:48 Introducing Nic Thurman 04:20 On his video "The Truth About Art" 06:31 Reactions from The Boston Art Podcast 10:13 Hyper realism equals aesthetical indifference? 12:12 Disclosing a historical myth about photography 14:28 How Cezanne and Kandinsky were inspired by Kant and Hegel 23:30 19th century Realism as the first Art style 25:42 Is Kitsch just Pretty and Sweet? 30:45 Two different value systems 32:00 Kitsch values VS. Memorosa dogmas 34:53 Does outdated Art become Kitsch? 36:28 Kitsch is more than Odd Nerdrum 37:52 Let go of your "personal style" 42:00 Comparing the Art religion to Alinsky's Rules for Radicals 45:22 To those who are uncertain about "Kitsch" 51:00 People think I paint kitchens The conversation was produced by Bork S. Nerdrum and assisted by Kristine Onsrud. The centerpiece was a portrait of Nic Thurman by Odd Nerdrum. Studio visit with Nic Thurman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzd9_0tihk0&t=1s And he has previously featured on our show as a monthly guest: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiUh1uGsNAw&t=2842s SHOUTOUT to our TOP SPONSORS! Dean Anthony Fergus Ryan Alastair Blain Anders Berge Christensen Elizabeth Freeman Endika Erik Lasky Herman Borge Hårek Jordal Andreassen Jack Entz Warner Jared Fountain Jon Harald Aspheim Jose Luis Maurice Robbins Michael Irish Shaun Roberts Stacey Evangelista Tonelise Rugaas Trym Jordahl Yngve Hellan Would you like to get premium access? Become a patron: https://patreon.com/caveofapelles/ Subscribe to our newsletter. It is the only way to make sure that you receive content from us on a regular basis: https://bit.ly/2L8qCNn Check out our other channels: https://www.youtube.com/c/SchoolofApelles https://www.youtube.com/c/CultureWarsNow Podcast available on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Spotify: https://soundcloud.com/caveofapelles https://spoti.fi/2AVDkcT https://apple.co/2QAcXD6 Visit our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/caveofapelles BitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/caveofapelles/ Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/CaveOfApelles For inquiries — talk@caveofapelles.com
The trio behind "The Hunt of Odd Nerdrum" sit down to talk about Nerdrum's sources of inspiration that they did NOT cover in the documentary.
In this video we discuss and react to a video made by Kitsch Painter, Nic Thurman, an artist, content creator, and student of famed artist, Odd Nerdrum. Nic's video argues that the true roots of modernist philosophy in art stem from the writings of Kant & Hegel, something Thurman sees as harmful to the art world. He believes that the best way to think about art is with Aristotelian philosophy. Watch the original video through this link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3ZPtSWEkZ8&ab_channel=CultureWarsor read more here:https://kitschified.info/Bio sourced from the artist's website:https://www.nicthurman.com/about"Nic Thurman is an American kitsch painter. He is concerned with sentimental and timeless motifs that tell stories about the human condition. He has exhibited across the United States and Norway.From 2014 - 2017 he studied as a pupil of Jeremy Caniglia. In 2018 Thurman became a pupil of Odd Nerdrum and studied in his studios, in Norway and Sweden, for over 2 years. Thurman is a founding member of the foremost classical painting group in Scandinavia, The Memorosa Group. He is currently living and working between the United States and Scandinavia."Additional Links: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kitsch_movement#:~:text=Kitsch%20painting%20is%20an%20international,Jan%2DOve%20Tuv%20and%20others.https://www.instagram.com/memorosa.group/?hl=enhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odd_Nerdrum__Episode Artwork is a meme based on the youtube thumbnail for the video in question. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3ZPtSWEkZ8&ab_channel=CultureWars
Mahmoud Farahmand, Alexandra Arquetti Stølen og Tone Hansen i fredagspanelet. Er det tilgivelig å glemme seg i gledesrus? Er vi gode nok til å anerkjenne Odd Nerdrum og kunstformen hans - det klassiske? Har kvinner og minoriteter vært for dårlige til å rekke opp hånda?
Original broadcast date October 3, 2019. The original podcast post is here: https://pixelatedgeek.com/2019/10/binary-system-podcast-193-more-horror-movies/ October's here so it's time once again for Binary System to go over our list of Favorite Horror Movies and scare ourselves silly. Two years ago we had a conversation with Hannah about our go-to movies, and last year we talked about The Cell and As Above So Below, so this year we're talking about The Thing from Another World (the 1951 version), Crimson Peak, The Wicker Man (the 1973 version), Angel Heart, 28 Days Later, Paranormal Activity, and Pitch Black. And then we went off on a ton of tangents as we listed movies that aren't great but have parts you should fast forward to (Prophesy for Christopher Walken, and Amityville Horror for Ryan Reynolds' abs), debated on whether or not having vampires in it makes it horror, wondered whether or not Christopher Eccleston has really and truly made his peace with Doctor Who, and briefly touch on Carnival Row (pretty!) and Jessica Jones season three (...darnit...) This week's outro music is Synthwave E by TeknoAxe. https://youtu.be/RBxnYXGNNAk The article where Cara Delevingne explains why she uses an Irish accent in Carnival Row is here. (Short version: it made sense to her, especially since so much about fairies comes from Irish folklore. Also because she just likes the accent.) https://www.irishnews.com/magazine/entertainment/2019/08/29/news/why-does-cara-delevingne-s-fairy-in-carnival-row-have-an-irish-accent--1697831/ The artist who inspired several of the images in The Cell is Odd Nerdrum. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dawn_(painting) If you want even more horror movie goodness on Pixelated Geek, you should check out The Spookeasy Podcast. https://pixelatedgeek.com/category/podcasts/spookeasy-podcast/ You can read about the Frances, the 1926 building Elizabeth lived in when she was in Asheville, in this article. (There's no mention of it being a former nunnery, so that might be a myth.) https://lavilo.com/travel-book/asheville-montford-frances-apartments Correction: Chronicles of Riddick: Dark Fury is the animated one and YES it's animated by Peter Chung, who also did Æon Flux. Correction #2: that moment long after you watch something when you realize a plot point didn't make sense is called Fridge Logic, not a Fridge Moment. (It's sometimes called a Jellybean Moment, after a Harlan Ellison story, so that's where we mixed up the name.) https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/main/fridgelogic Not really a correction but HOLY COW, somebody archived the entire IMDB forums. Here's the one for "Angel Heart"; enter at your own risk.
Original broadcast date October 18, 2018. The original podcast post is here: https://pixelatedgeek.com/2018/10/binary-system-podcast-148-as-above-so-below-the-cell-and-other-horror-movies-we-like/ It took us a long time before we'd watch horror movies, a LONG time. By the time we graduated high school we'd seen most of Poltergeist (a friend warned us about the face-falling-off scene) and one Freddy Krueger movie (The Dream Warriors, still our favorite, oh shut up.) So even we think it's weird that we have a collection of horror movies we actually like, though a lot of them aren't considered "successful" or "good" or even "scary." Listen in as we break down what we loved about 2014's As Above, So Below, and 2000's The Cell, and the rest of Kathryn's imdb list of horror movies. (With frequent tangents into Twin Peaks, Fantastic Planet, and our shameless addiction to imdb trivia and jump scares.) This week's outro music is a clip from Scratch Massive's Nuit de mes reves, featured on the As Above So Below soundtrack. https://youtu.be/6Hufzuj5weo We talked about the artist who inspired some of the disturbing images in The Cell but we never mentioned his name, it's Odd Nerdrum. (And he's Swedish, not Flemish.) http://nerdrum.com/paintings/ And the sculpture that inspired the horse-sliced-apart scene in The Cell (and also Hannibal's display of one of his victims) is Damien Hirst's "Some Comfort Gained from the Acceptance of the Inherent Lies in Everything." http://www.damienhirst.com/some-comfort-gained-from-the-a
Jan-Ove Tuv, Sebastian Salvo, and Bork Nerdrum sit down to talk about the "shapeshifters" who study classical painting with Odd Nerdrum, only to knee bend to conventional contemporary art when they go out into the world on their own. Why do these painters betray their talent and what can be done to reverse the trend? ▶ Full video: https://bit.ly/36AkKab This is a preview of an episode from the
We discuss politics of the arts, grants, Fresco, parenthood, the difficulties of being a full time artist, commissions, portrait painting, and presentation. Artist she is watching: Odd Nerdrum - https://nerdrum.com Arcadia Contemporary - http://www.arcadiacontemporary.com/artists/index.php https://heleneknoop.com Audio editing by Jakub Černý Music by Peat Biby Supported in part by: EEA Grants from Iceland, Liechtenstein + Norway – https://eeagrants.org And we appreciate the assistance of our partners in this project: Hunt Kastner – https://huntkastner.com + Kunstsentrene i Norge – https://www.kunstsentrene.no
We discuss politics of the arts, grants, Fresco, parenthood, the difficulties of being a full time artist, commissions, portrait painting, and presentation. Artist she is watching: Odd Nerdrum - https://nerdrum.com Arcadia Contemporary - http://www.arcadiacontemporary.com/artists/index.php https://heleneknoop.com Audio editing by Jakub Černý Music by Peat Biby Supported in part by: EEA Grants from Iceland, Liechtenstein + Norway – https://eeagrants.org And we appreciate the assistance of our partners in this project: Hunt Kastner – https://huntkastner.com + Kunstsentrene i Norge – https://www.kunstsentrene.no
Our guest for the evening is the Norwegian painter Kristine Onsrud. Many young, figurative painters can probably relate to her art school trauma, but there are probably few who have experienced that their painting got stabbed with a pair of scissors by their so-called colleagues. This is exactly what happened to Onsrud, who eventually left the London art school to get a proper education at the Florence Academy in Italy. But the "all you do is wrong"-mentality and lack of storytelling as an integrated part of the education at FAA, finally made her apply to the Nerdrum School where she has studied since. The conversation was produced by Bork S. Nerdrum, with assistance from Cassander Straumsgaard, and Sebastian Salvo. The centerpiece was a self-portrait by Kristine Onsrud. On the shelf were works she made at FAA and as a pupil of Odd Nerdrum. SHOUTOUT to our TOP SPONSORS! Dean Anthony Anders Berge Christensen Jared Fountain Fergus Ryan Michael Irish Shaun Roberts Stacey Evangelista Alastair Blain Erik Lasky Jack Warner Hårek Jordal Andreassen Herman Borge Peter Asinger Would you like to get previews, bonus material and other benefits? Become a patron: https://patreon.com/caveofapelles/ Subscribe to our newsletter. It is the only way to make sure that you receive content from us on a regular basis: https://bit.ly/2L8qCNn Podcast available on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Spotify: https://soundcloud.com/caveofapelles https://spoti.fi/2AVDkcT https://apple.co/2QAcXD6 Visit our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/caveofapelles Make sure to subscribe to our channel over at BitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/cave... For inquiries — talk@caveofapelles.com
Wolfgang Wee Uncut #126: Jan-Ove Tuv er kunstner, podcaster, instruktør og tidligere elev av Odd Nerdrum. Sammen med Bork S. Nerdrum, driver han også Youtube-kanalen og podcasten: @Cave of Apelles I denne podcasten snakker vi om: Woke, Kritisk Teori, Dekolonisering, Hybris, Sløserikommisjonen, Moby Dick, Gud, Døden, Jesus og Det Nye Testamentet, Evigheten, Kulturrådet, Og Har Kirken Lagt Seg På Rygg?Se hele episoden her: https://youtu.be/HTPntzc4Zy0----------------------------------------------Bokliste:Herman Melvilles «Moby Dick» Charles Dickens «Bleak House»Cynical Theories, av James Lindsay og Helen Pluckrose: https://www.tanum.no/_cynical-theories-james-lindsay-helen-pluckrose-9781800750043Europe's Inner Demons (Heftet) The Demonization of Christians in Medieval Christendom Norman Cohn https://www.tanum.no/_europes-inner-demons-norman-cohn-9780226113074The Darkening Age (Heftet)The Christian Destruction of the Classical WorldCatherine Nixeyhttps://www.tanum.no/_the-darkening-age-catherine-nixey-9781509816071Joseph Campbell, Helten med tusen ansikter: https://www.tanum.no/_helten-med-tusen-ansikter-joseph-campbell-9788243010017Herbert Marcuses essay «Repressive Tolerance»: https://www.marcuse.org/herbert/publications/1960s/1965-repressive-tolerance-fulltext.htmlKoronasertifikat: https://steigan.no/2021/05/stans-koronasertifikatet/?fbclid=IwAR0Gn_K4vsQufI8fAEr6OHfkUH1eEQirLbBWuk2UehbUeHv8_URGy_FvTNIJames Lindsays nettside: newdiscourses.comRobert McKee - StoryFenrik Ståls segner», av J. L. Runeberg. Diktet «Brødrene» , side 259.https://www.nb.no/items/URN:NBN:no-nb_digibok_2010070206038?page=258--------------------------------------------------------------------Webshop: https://www.pod-cast.no/webshop/HjemmesideInstagramFacebookTwitterHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut (Høydepunkter) i Spotify Hør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i SpotifyHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i Apple PodcastSe Wolfgang Wee Uncut på Youtube See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Wolfgang Wee Uncut #126: Jan-Ove Tuv er kunstner, podcaster, instruktør og tidligere elev av Odd Nerdrum. Sammen med Bork S. Nerdrum, driver han også Youtube-kanalen og podcasten: @Cave of Apelles I denne podcasten snakker vi om: Woke, Kritisk Teori, Dekolonisering, Hybris, Sløserikommisjonen, Moby Dick, Gud, Døden, Jesus og Det Nye Testamentet, Evigheten, Kulturrådet, Og Har Kirken Lagt Seg På Rygg?Se hele episoden her: https://youtu.be/HTPntzc4Zy0----------------------------------------------Bokliste:Herman Melvilles «Moby Dick» Charles Dickens «Bleak House»Cynical Theories, av James Lindsay og Helen Pluckrose: https://www.tanum.no/_cynical-theories-james-lindsay-helen-pluckrose-9781800750043Europe's Inner Demons (Heftet) The Demonization of Christians in Medieval Christendom Norman Cohn https://www.tanum.no/_europes-inner-demons-norman-cohn-9780226113074The Darkening Age (Heftet)The Christian Destruction of the Classical WorldCatherine Nixeyhttps://www.tanum.no/_the-darkening-age-catherine-nixey-9781509816071Joseph Campbell, Helten med tusen ansikter: https://www.tanum.no/_helten-med-tusen-ansikter-joseph-campbell-9788243010017Herbert Marcuses essay «Repressive Tolerance»: https://www.marcuse.org/herbert/publications/1960s/1965-repressive-tolerance-fulltext.htmlKoronasertifikat: https://steigan.no/2021/05/stans-koronasertifikatet/?fbclid=IwAR0Gn_K4vsQufI8fAEr6OHfkUH1eEQirLbBWuk2UehbUeHv8_URGy_FvTNIJames Lindsays nettside: newdiscourses.comRobert McKee - StoryFenrik Ståls segner», av J. L. Runeberg. Diktet «Brødrene» , side 259.https://www.nb.no/items/URN:NBN:no-nb_digibok_2010070206038?page=258--------------------------------------------------------------------Webshop: https://www.pod-cast.no/webshop/HjemmesideInstagramFacebookTwitterHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut (Høydepunkter) i Spotify Hør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i SpotifyHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i Apple PodcastSe Wolfgang Wee Uncut på Youtube See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Wolfgang Wee Uncut #123: William Heimdal er kunstner og elev av Odd Nerdrum.I denne podcasten snakker vi om: Hans Zimmer, Dark Knight, Team Nerdrum, Ateisme, Spiste Adam og Eva Sopp, Greske Guder og Skulpturer, Massemordere, Norske Komikere, Bibelhistorie, Gamle Testamentet, Homofili, Kristendom, Ekteskap, De Syv DødssyndeneWebshop: https://www.pod-cast.no/webshop/HjemmesideInstagramFacebookTwitterHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut (Høydepunkter) i Spotify Hør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i SpotifyHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i Apple PodcastSe Wolfgang Wee Uncut på Youtube See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Wolfgang Wee Uncut #123: William Heimdal er kunstner og elev av Odd Nerdrum.I denne podcasten snakker vi om: Hans Zimmer, Dark Knight, Team Nerdrum, Ateisme, Spiste Adam og Eva Sopp, Greske Guder og Skulpturer, Massemordere, Norske Komikere, Bibelhistorie, Gamle Testamentet, Homofili, Kristendom, Ekteskap, De Syv DødssyndeneWebshop: https://www.pod-cast.no/webshop/HjemmesideInstagramFacebookTwitterHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut (Høydepunkter) i Spotify Hør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i SpotifyHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i Apple PodcastSe Wolfgang Wee Uncut på Youtube See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Wolfgang Wee Uncut #115: Öde Spildo Nerdrum er kunstner og sønn av Odd Nerdrum.I denne podcasten snakker vi om: Farmen, Puccini, Tarantino, Tre Nøtter Til Askepott, Norsk Film, Etikk og Moral, Alkohol, Øde Nerdrum, Odd Nerdrum, Pixar, Sokrates, Dostojevski, Feminisme, Kirken og homofili.Se hele episoden her: https://youtu.be/4qQpNAMYd3UWebshop: https://www.pod-cast.no/webshop/HjemmesideInstagramFacebookTwitterHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut (Høydepunkter) i Spotify Hør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i SpotifyHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i Apple PodcastSe Wolfgang Wee Uncut på Youtube See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Wolfgang Wee Uncut #115: Öde Spildo Nerdrum er kunstner og sønn av Odd Nerdrum.I denne podcasten snakker vi om: Farmen, Puccini, Tarantino, Tre Nøtter Til Askepott, Norsk Film, Etikk og Moral, Alkohol, Øde Nerdrum, Odd Nerdrum, Pixar, Sokrates, Dostojevski, Feminisme, Kirken og homofili.Se hele episoden her: https://youtu.be/4qQpNAMYd3UWebshop: https://www.pod-cast.no/webshop/HjemmesideInstagramFacebookTwitterHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut (Høydepunkter) i Spotify Hør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i SpotifyHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i Apple PodcastSe Wolfgang Wee Uncut på Youtube See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Jan-Ove Tuv er kunstner, podcaster, instruktør og tidligere elev av Odd Nerdrum. Wolfgang Wee Uncut Webshop Hør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i SpotifyHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i Apple PodcastSe Wolfgang Wee Uncut på Youtube HjemmesideInstagramFacebookTwitter Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
Öde Spildo Nerdrum er kunstner og sønn av Odd Nerdrum. Wolfgang Wee Uncut Webshop Hør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i SpotifyHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i Apple PodcastSe Wolfgang Wee Uncut på Youtube HjemmesideInstagramFacebookTwitter Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
After studying with Odd Nerdrum in the early 2000s, Knoop devoted her time to the frescoes of Pompeii and Antique sculptures. Spending a year in Italy, she copied masterworks in public collections, and shares her experiences. She talks about the importance of androgyny, clichés - and why you should paint self-portraits. This conversation was hosted by Jan-Ove Tuv, and was produced by Bork S. Nerdrum, with assistance from Sebastian Salvo and Cassander Straumsgaard. The centerpiece was the painting "Clio" by Helene Knoop. SHOUTOUT to our TOP SPONSORS! Dean Anthony Michael Irish Shaun Roberts Jared Fountain Anders Berge Christensen Stacey Evangelista Alastair Blain Erik Lasky Fergus Ryan Would you like to get previews, bonus material and other benefits? Become a patron: https://patreon.com/caveofapelles/ Subscribe to our newsletter. It is the only way to make sure that you receive content from us on a regular basis: https://bit.ly/2L8qCNn Podcast available on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Spotify: https://soundcloud.com/caveofapelles https://spoti.fi/2AVDkcT https://apple.co/2QAcXD6 Visit our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/caveofapelles Make sure to subscribe to our channel over at BitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/caveofapelles/ For inquiries — talk@caveofapelles.com
Patreon and Paypal link – A friendly catch up about giveaways, Odd Nerdrum, John Currin, and humming. Referenced in this Episode Previous Episodes referenced in this Episode Ep 181 – Jennifer Balkan Uncut Ep 180 – Jennifer Anderson Uncut Ep 179 – Darvish Fakhr Ep 156 – Nicolás Uribe Uncut All Day Long Ep […]
Klipp hentet fra Wolfgang Wee Uncut Podcast #62: Öde Spildo Nerdrum er kunstner og sønn av Odd Nerdrum. Se eller hør hele episoden her: https://www.pod-cast.no/ode-spildo-nerdrum-podcast/ Linker: Wolfgang Wee Uncut Webshop Hør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i SpotifyHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i Apple PodcastSe Wolfgang Wee Uncut på Youtube Ukentlig Nyhetsbrev (påmelding her) HjemmesideInstagramFacebookTwitter Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
Klipp hentet fra Wolfgang Wee Uncut #79: Jan-Ove Tuv er kunstner, podcaster, instruktør og tidligere elev av Odd Nerdrum. Se eller hør hele episoden her: https://www.pod-cast.no/jan-ove-tuv-podcast/ Linker: Wolfgang Wee Uncut Webshop Hør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i SpotifyHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i Apple PodcastSe Wolfgang Wee Uncut på Youtube Ukentlig Nyhetsbrev (påmelding her) HjemmesideInstagramFacebookTwitter Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
Klipp hentet fra Wolfgang Wee Uncut #62: Öde Spildo Nerdrum er kunstner og sønn av Odd Nerdrum. Se eller hør hele episoden her: https://www.pod-cast.no/ode-spildo-nerdrum-podcast/ Linker: Wolfgang Wee Uncut Webshop Hør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i SpotifyHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i Apple PodcastSe Wolfgang Wee Uncut på Youtube Ukentlig Nyhetsbrev (påmelding her) HjemmesideInstagramFacebookTwitter Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
Aftur Nerdrum joins us to explain the process of staging her father's play, where Kant is confronted with the consequences of his aesthetics. Which considerations had to be taken, bringing the play to life on stage, and what are the qualities of Odd Nerdrum as a playwright? Aftur Nerdrum discusses how the intricacies of human passion makes the play transcend philosophical differences — comparing it with Mary Shelley's Frankenstein´s Monster. ▶ Watch the performance of "The Last Days of Immanuel Kant" here: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/immanuelkantssistedager This conversation was hosted by Jan-Ove Tuv, and produced by Bork S. Nerdrum, with assistance from Cassander Straumsgaard and Sebastian Salvo. The centerpiece was "Aurora" by Odd Nerdrum. SHOUTOUT to our TOP SPONSORS! Dean Anthony Michael Irish Shaun Roberts Jared Fountain Marco Campos Anders Berge Christensen Stacey Evangelista Alastair Blain Erik Lasky Fergus Ryan Would you like to get previews, bonus material and other benefits? Become a patron: https://patreon.com/caveofapelles/ Subscribe to our newsletter. It is the only way to make sure that you receive content from us on a regular basis: https://bit.ly/2L8qCNn Podcast available on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Spotify: https://soundcloud.com/caveofapelles https://spoti.fi/2AVDkcT https://apple.co/2QAcXD6 Visit our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/caveofapelles Make sure to subscribe to our channel over at BitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/caveofapelles/ For inquiries — talk@caveofapelles.com
Bork Nerdrum, our own producer, appears on The Cave to reveal his ranking list of the greatest living painters, inspired by his father's philosophy and Aristotle's Poetics. See the list here: https://sivilisasjonen.no/kultur/53593/the-worlds-greatest-living-painters/ How can quality in painting be objectively measured and what happens when everything detracts into subjectivism? As Bork Nerdrum sees it, a clear set of dogmas is the only solution to hindering cultural self-destruction. The centerpiece for this conversation was "Frenzied Woman" by Odd Nerdrum. On the shelf were "The Outcast" by Sebastian Salvo, "The Golden Cape" by Odd Nerdrum, and "The Passenger" by Bruno Passos. The episode was hosted by Jan-Ove Tuv and produced by Bork S. Nerdrum, with assistance from Sebastian Salvo, Cassander Straumsgaard and Hjalmar Hagelstam. SHOUTOUT to our TOP SPONSORS! Dean Anthony Michael Irish Shaun Roberts Jared Fountain Marco Campos Anders Berge Christensen Stacey Evangelista Alastair Blain Erik Lasky Fergus Ryan Would you like to get previews, bonus material and other benefits? Become a patron: https://patreon.com/caveofapelles/ Subscribe to our newsletter. It is the only way to make sure that you receive content from us on a regular basis: https://bit.ly/2L8qCNn Podcast available on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Spotify: https://soundcloud.com/caveofapelles https://spoti.fi/2AVDkcT https://apple.co/2QAcXD6 Visit our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/caveofapelles Make sure to subscribe to our channel over at BitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/caveofapelles/ For inquiries — talk@caveofapelles.com
Jan-Ove Tuv er kunstner, podcaster, instruktør og tidligere elev av Odd Nerdrum. Sammen med Bork S. Nerdrum, driver han også Youtube-kanalen og podcasten Cave of Apelles.Hør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i Spotify:Hør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i Apple PodcastSe Wolfgang Wee Uncut på YoutubeUkentlig Nyhetsbrev (påmelding her)HjemmesideInstagramFacebookTwitter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Jan-Ove Tuv er kunstner, podcaster, instruktør og tidligere elev av Odd Nerdrum. Sammen med Bork S. Nerdrum, driver han også Youtube-kanalen og podcasten Cave of Apelles.Hør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i Spotify:Hør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i Apple PodcastSe Wolfgang Wee Uncut på YoutubeUkentlig Nyhetsbrev (påmelding her)HjemmesideInstagramFacebookTwitter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Marshall and Stan field voicemail questions about balancing time an artist should devote to input and output, what kind of message they want to convey with their art, how much showing off is too much, and whether an artist should take a pay cut to create artwork for friends. If you have a question call and leave a voicemail at 1-858-609-9453. If you’re not located in the U.S. you can record an audio message and send it to us at support@proko.com. Get 68% off NordVPN! Only $3.71/mo, plus you get an additional month FREE at nordvpn.com/draftsmen or use coupon code: DRAFTSMEN As a listener, you’ll get 10% off your first month by visiting BetterHelp.com/draftsmen Questions 5:00 - How do you find a balance between input and output as an artist? 11:54 - What kind of message do you want to give in your artwork? 24:26 - Prank call 25:36 - How much showing off is too much? 34:18 - How do I price my work for good friends who don’t have a lot of money, but want to commission me for work? 44:28 - Outro Show Links (some contain affiliate links): Artists Mentioned: War of Art Book - https://amzn.to/2YaOpD5 Marshalls Mad Magazine Art - https://proko.com/draftsmen-media/mad-marshall-cover-s2e18.jpg On Kitsch by Odd Nerdrum - https://amzn.to/2YbmCm3 Robert Williams (Juxtapoz Magazine) - https://proko.com/draftsmen-media/robert-williams-juxtapoz-s218.jpg Big Daddy Ed Roth (Hot Rod Monster Art) - https://proko.com/draftsmen-media/big-daddy-ed-roth-s2e18.jpg Spike Lee’s Master Class - https://youtu.be/B1sm4JEqCdo War of Art Draftsmen Episode - https://youtu.be/CMperuKhkbs The Art of Fiction by John Gardner - https://amzn.to/344A0fD Milt Kahl (American animator) - https://proko.com/draftsmen-media/milt-kahl-american-animator-s2e18.jpg Learn to Draw - www.proko.com Marshall Vandruff - www.marshallart.com Stan Prokopenko - instagram.com/stanprokopenko Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Öde Spildo Nerdrum er kunstner og sønn av Odd Nerdrum. Innhold: TIME 1: Hans Zimmer, Shakespeare, egen kunst, abstrakt og moderne kunst vs klassisk og realistisk kunst. TIME 2: Arkitektur i Oslo, Operaen og Bar Code, konseptet ferie, de bekmørke eventyrene bak Disney-filmene, barns forhold til døden. TIME 3: Eksistensiell angst, nervøsitet, gråtepress i familien, riving av skulpturer i Oslo, Pushwagner vs Donald Duck, kulturministerposten og Kulturrådet.Hør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i SpotifyHør Wolfgang Wee Uncut i Apple PodcastSe Wolfgang Wee Uncut på YoutubeUkentlig Nyhetsbrev (påmelding her) Wolfgang Wee Uncut HjemmesideInstagramFacebookTwitterFor podcast tips, podcast anbefalinger, podtoppen, podcast toppen, podkast og en oversikt over alle episodene med Wolfgang Wee Uncut, besøk https://www.pod-cast.no See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Öde Spildo Nerdrum er kunstner og sønn av Odd Nerdrum. Innhold: TIME 1: Hans Zimmer, Shakespeare, egen kunst, abstrakt og moderne kunst vs klassisk og realistisk kunst. TIME 2: Arkitektur i Oslo, Operaen og Bar Code, konseptet ferie, de bekmørke eventyrene bak Disney-filmene, barns forhold til døden. TIME 3: Eksistensiell angst, nervøsitet, gråtepress i familien, riving av skulpturer i Oslo, Pushwagner vs Donald Duck, kulturministerposten og Kulturrådet. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
What does it take to convince the audience — heartfelt inspiration or calculated deception? Imagine all the best stories being one and the same (or ten and the same), mechanically crafted by the same principles. Would you still enjoy them... forever and ever... and ever? Kristofer Hivju shares his views on Blake Snyder's book on screenwriting, "Save the Cat!", the Stanislavskij-method, Aristotle's Poetics and more. The centerpiece for this conversation was "Save the Cat" by Odd Nerdrum. The episode was produced by Bork S. Nerdrum, assisted by Sebastian Salvo and Javier Adams. Would you like to get previews, bonus material and other benefits? Become a patron: https://patreon.com/caveofapelles/ Subscribe to our newsletter. It is the only way to make sure that you receive content from us on a regular basis: https://bit.ly/2L8qCNn Podcast available on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Spotify: https://soundcloud.com/caveofapelles https://spoti.fi/2AVDkcT https://apple.co/2QAcXD6 Visit our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/caveofapelles Make sure to subscribe to our channel over at BitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/caveofapelles/ For inquiries — talk@caveofapelles.com
Odd Nerdrum har gjennom 50 år drevet undervisning av unge kunstnere. Ny utstilling av Nerdrum-elever i Stavern.
With Modernism, objective values were thrown overboard. Einar Duenger Bøhn, who teaches philosophy at the University of Agder in Norway, sees objective value in the classical portrait, making Aristotle's concept of tëchne a true humanistic project. He has written a book called “The Meaning of Life” where he uses the myth of Sisyphus to argue that the potential for improvement is the only thing that can give life meaning, and that there are objective signifiers of good and bad. *** EXCLUSIVELY for PATRONS: in the bonus material, Jan-Ove Tuv gets personal with Bøhn and serves him questions challenging his ethics. And as always, Tuv puts him to the test: is Bøhn a fundamentally kitschy person or is he an artist? Would you like to get previews, bonus material and other benefits? Become a patron: https://patreon.com/caveofapelles/ *** The centerpiece for this conversation was “Running Bride” by Odd Nerdrum. On the shelf: Priest Shunjō Chōgen (12th c.), “Sisyphus” by Tiziano Vecellio (16th c.), A seated ife figure by the Yoruba people in Nigeria (14th c.). The episode was produced by Bork S. Nerdrum, assisted by Javier Adams and Nic Thurman. Podcast available on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Spotify: https://soundcloud.com/caveofapelles https://spoti.fi/2AVDkcT https://apple.co/2QAcXD6 Visit our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/caveofapelles Make sure to subscribe to our channel over at BitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/caveofapelles/ For inquiries — talk@caveofapelles.com
Why did Edvard Munch bow to Art after successfully emulating the techniques of the old masters? Perhaps the philosophy of kitsch could serve as a solution for contemporary classical painters that are trying to cultivate their virtue in a minefield of Art. But how do you differentiate between correct and incorrect kitsch signifiers? Watch Jan-Ove Tuv's conversation with the American painter Nic Thurman, an original member of the Memorosa group. Thurman studied with Jeremy Caniglia at the Creighton Preparatory School for three years before he went to study with Odd Nerdrum. He is concerned with the late style of Titian and Rembrandt, but also the early Edvard Munch. *** EXCLUSIVELY for PATRONS: in the bonus material, Tuv visits Thurman in his studio, where he is working on a large-scale composition of two lovers. They talk about technique, methods of storytelling, and lay out books on the table to compare Edvard Munch's work to Rembrandt's. Back in the studio, Tuv asks Thurman some personal questions and tests his knowledge with the "Do you know Art and Kitsch history?" quiz. At the end, Tuv presents the ten minute excerpt of the upcoming documentary on the Memorosa Group, showing Javier Adams, Sebastian Salvo, and Nic Thurman himself compete to make the best one-hour drawing. Would you like to get previews, bonus material and other benefits? Become a patron: https://patreon.com/caveofapelles/ *** The centerpiece for this conversation was four one-hour drawings by Nic Thurman. The episode was produced by Bork S. Nerdrum, assisted by Javier Adams and Sebastian Salvo. Podcast available on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Spotify: https://soundcloud.com/caveofapelles https://spoti.fi/2AVDkcT https://apple.co/2QAcXD6 Visit our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/caveofapelles Make sure to subscribe to our channel over at BitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/caveofapelles/ For inquiries — talk@caveofapelles.com
"I feel like it's time to take women a little bit off the fashion-horse", says the tailor who wants to shape men into cathedrals with her new brand, "The Kitsch Collection". Eline Dragesund is a young designer from Norway whose primary inspiration for clothing is the subculture of Odd Nerdrum's painting school, as well as Ancient Greece. She despises modern body-shape solutions like zippers and polyester, and prefers classical solutions such as linen, draped around the body. In recent years, she has worked with men only. "With every man that I've worked with, he comes to me and says: 'I cannot find what I am looking for. Can you help me?'" As a result of the lack of varied design, she sees the need for "an alternative, elegant clothing style for men." The guidelines for Dragesund's brand are the same as those for kitsch painters: good handcraft, a toned down palette and a timeless mark. Starting out with Edvard Munch, she is planning to select one kitsch-person or a theme as a source of inspiration for each collection. But it is not Munch's wardrobe that interests her — rather how he paints it. For more information about Eline Dragesund's brand, please go to http://dragesund.com. The centerpiece for this conversation was The Nerdrum Shirt by Eline Dragesund and the episode was produced by Bork S. Nerdrum, assisted by Nic Thurman and Javier Adams. Would you like to get previews, bonus material and other benefits? Become a patron: https://patreon.com/caveofapelles/
How can one secure the independence of culture? Watch Jan-Ove Tuv's conversation with the Norwegian art sociologist Dag Solhjell who co-authored "On Kitsch" in 2002, subsequently publishing four volumes on cultural politics in Norway. On the basis of his recent book "Dette er kunst" (This is Art), Solhjell describes what he calls "pointing", which denotes how the Curatoriate validates something as a work of art. He also touches on «The Art Police», and describes how the State made ”Art” a natural part of our society, before contrasting the defining principles of Art with those of Kitsch. If the result is politicization of culture, should cultural politics be abolished altogether? The centerpieces for this conversation where "Running Bride" by Odd Nerdrum and a color litograph from "Les Vitraux du Musèe de Salvador Dali a Figueras". The episode was produced by Bork S. Nerdrum, assisted by Nic Thurman and Javier Adams.
Watch Jan-Ove Tuv's conversation with the former academic director at the Florence Academy of Sweden, Joakim Ericsson, who swapped painting for fantasy illustrations and the gaming industry. This episode was produced by Bork S. Nerdrum, assisted by Andrew Aviste and Seth Fite.
Welcome back to the No "Meh" Movies Podcast. It's Jennifer Lopez's birthday, and we are celebrating by reviewing her craziest movie, The Cell (45% RT, 6.3 IMDb). Join hosts Davey Berris and Darren Cross as we discuss The Cell, talk about Norwegian artist Odd Nerdrum's painting Dawn (that's right we talk art now too, and I promise it's relevant to the movie) and decide once and for all if it's a good movie or a bad movie, because on this show there are No "Meh" Movies. Follow us on Twitter @NoMehMovies. (For a movie to qualify as "Meh" it must be between 40-60% on the Tomatometer or 4-6 on IMDB.)
Listen to Jan-Ove Tuv's conversation with the Norwegian painter William Heimdal, also known as "Prince William." In this interview, Heimdal talks about his journey from drawing Donald Duck cartoons inspired by Don Rosa, to painting like Nerdrum and the old masters. This episode was produced by Bork S. Nerdrum, assisted by Sebastian Salvo and Nic Thurman.
Jan-Ove Tuv's conversation with Odd Nerdrum's son, who works alongside his father at the Nerdrum Studio in Norway and Sweden. This episode was produced by Bork S. Nerdrum, assisted by Sebastian Salvo and Nic Thurman.
Jan-Ove Tuv's conversation with the Norwegian painter Per T. Lundgren about the tragic life of the great Scandinavian landscape painter Lars Hertervig, Odd Nerdrum's transformation from so-called social realism to archetypal imagery, and his experience at the Nerdrum School. Links with related content: Lars Hertervig's "Borg Island": https://bit.ly/2DVSaTv Theodor Kittelsen's "The Nixie as a White Horse" (admired by Edvard Munch): https://bit.ly/2REcCf1 Nerdrum's "The Fall" (described by Lundgren as the turning point in Nerdrum's career): https://bit.ly/2TyOqwy This episode was produced by Bork S. Nerdrum, assisted by Sebastian Salvo and Nic Thurman.
A great episode that did not want to end! Ian Reynold(in the running for favorite studio) sits with us to talk about moving large canvases, developing a style, the importance of struggle to good art, studying with Odd Nerdrum, a bitchin’ kitchen Titian, and more. We talk about 3 paintings of his in the studio which leads to talk about painting without the finish in mind and justifying a painting’s existence, what we would do with 5 years left on Earth, emotional instability in the role of art, choosing the audience to sell to, and is Josh doing a commission?? Ian gives us his Top 8 artists alive, who he hates, and probably the best David Choe Money answer yet! Find him on Instagram to book a tattoo. Praise Ceiling Fan. Mentioned in the episode: David Molesky “The Nerdrum School: The Master And His Students” Ralph Macchio “Crossroads” Titian Stephanie Brown
Vinnarna skriver historien och det realistiska måleriet gick knappast segrande ur 1900-talet. Karsten Thurfjell reflekterar över ismerna som dukade under, men överlevde ändå. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna. Minns ni transavantgardet? Hm, inget rungande ja, precis. Transavantgardet var en italiensk rörelse inom konsten, som vid 1980-talets inträde lanserades av konstvetaren och kritikern Achille Bonito Oliva, och bland konstnärerna märktes Sandro Chia, Francesco Clemente, Nicola de Maria och Mimmo Paladino. Ringer någon klocka? Jag minns att några av dom var här och visade upp sig då och då under 80-talet, men här på redaktionen tycks jag vara den enda som minns. Transavantgardet ville lösa upp den väg som den moderna konsten tagit under 1900-talet. Man ville bort från tanken att det skulle finnas olika avantgarde, förtrupper som skulle uppfinna nya stilar och uttrycksmedel för att komma åt tidsandan, livsvillkoren och verkligheten. Achille Bonito Oliva hade själv varit en del av det rådande italienska avantgardet, som sedan mitten av 60-talet stavades Arte Povera, den fattiga konsten. Den var konceptuellt präglad och gick ut på att konstnärerna skulle använda material som var mycket billiga eller rentav gratis. Men nu hade Oliva och några av hans konstnärskompisar tröttnat på utställningar med en hög stenar, en repstump, ett par kolsäckar och ett trasigt fönster, och han föreslog att istället för att gå mot en nollpunkt skulle konstnärerna vända om och söka sig tillbaka till traditionen, och där hitta nya kreativa sätt att återanvända dom klassiska uttrycksmedlen, förslagsvis just det ! måleriet. vad hade hänt om det tidiga 1900-talsavantgardet gått andra vägar? Transavantgardisterna ägnade sig åt en sorts nyexpressionism i sitt måleri. Det var ganska poetiskt och föreställande, och det tycktes inte bäras fram av särskilt strikta regler. Rörelsen fick ett gott mottagande i hemlandet, och särskilt bra gick det i USA, där tanken på att befria måleriet ur dom konceptuella bojorna inspirerade nya amerikanska stjärnor som Julian Schnabel och Jean-Michel Basquiat, liksom det nya tyska vilda måleriet blev en parallellrörelse som formligen exploderade. Men som minnesgoda lyssnare vet, öppnades konstvärlden i detta skede för postmodernismen, som när den blommade ut i slutet av 1980-talet gjorde alla dom tidigare absoluta anspråken hos konstens förtrupper omöjliga. Och där någonstans började väl transavantgardets trendvärde ebba ut, för snart var allt tillåtet, och alla konstnärer kunde göra vad som helst på vilket sätt som helst och komma undan med det. Att transavantgardet kördes över av postmodernismen och försvann kan nog förklaras med samtidskonstens enorma expansion sedan dess, men vad hade hänt om det tidiga 1900-talsavantgardet gått andra vägar? Finns det ett sliding doors-tema ruvande inom modernismen? Hur hade konsten sett ut om Hitler kommit in på Konstakademin i Wien 1907? Konstens parallella universum kunde jag inte låta bli att fundera över när jag 2018 under ett besök på Ateneum i Helsingfors, upptäckte en annan ism som också tycks ha gått under och glömts bort, nämligen den magiska realism som frodades i Italien på 1920- och 30-talet. Vadå magisk realism, undrar ni kanske? Konsthistoriens bild av den tidiga modernismen i Italien domineras av Filippo Tommaso Marinetti och hans futuristiska Manifest år 1909, som i princip gick ut på att skrota allt som var gammalt särskilt museerna och deras mossiga innehåll. Marinetti besjöng farten, teknologin och kriget, men tio år senare, efter första världskrigets ödeläggelse kändes futurismens tongångar kanske lite fadda, och avantgardet kom att gå i mer fredliga riktningar. I Paris fortsatte Picasso & Co att bryta upp perspektiven, medan några i stället valde ett klassiskt realistiskt och detaljrikt bildspråk. I Tyskland fick den nya sakligheten ofta ett satiriskt drag av Max Beckman, Otto Dix och George Grosz, medan man i Italien kom att avbilda en drömlik, liksom avstannad verklighet. Mest känd i den här rörelsen är Giorgio de Chirico med sina teatrala, kulisslika scenerier med klassisk arkitektur. Men huvuddelen av Italiens magiska realister sökte sin magi i ganska vardagliga motiv, där det exakta avbildandet skänkte mer stillhet än dynamik. Redan före kriget, 1912 hade Felice Casorati målat Fröknarna, en sällsam bild i stort format, där fyra unga kvinnor poserar på en sorts friluftsscen framför en stor gran, tre fröknar är påklädda, en naken. Scenen dom står på är beströdd med en väldig mängd symboliska föremål: smycken, vaser, frukter, uppslagna böcker, speglar och lappar i barock stillebentradition. Fröknarna tycks representera fyra klassiska kvinnohållningar, från pliktkänsla och blyghet till munter charm och naken melankoli. Dom verkar tagna direkt ur verkligheten, men svävar i en dröm. Dom magiska realisterna, med namn som Cagnaccio di San Pietro, Antonio Donghi och Leonor Fini målade porträtt av individer, sällskap och föremål, som avbildats i sin miljö, men som stannat upp i sina positioner och tycks bortkopplade från tidens hank och stör. Gruppen var inte särskilt hårt sammanhållen, snarare ett antal besläktade individer, och om dom under 1920-talet fick ställa ut som alla andra, började dom på 30-talet trängas bort av fascismens konströrelse Novecento Italiano med sin politiserade kultursyn, precis som den nya sakligheten dömdes ut bland den entartete, urartade moderna konsten av Hitler och hans nazister på andra sidan Alperna. Flera av konstnärerna gick i inre och yttre exil. Av det realistiska måleriet överlevde delar under det surrealistiska paraplyet, medan somliga socialrealistister skulle komprometteras som medlöpare efter världskrig nr 2, en katastrof som i princip tvingade fram ett abstrakt formspråk, en konst som inte kunde förknippas med krig och förtryck. Och efterkrigstidens abstrakta expressionism är sedan länge inskriven i konsthistorien, som alla andra ismer. Så kanske har 20-talets magiska realism inte alls förpassats till konsthistoriens bakgård Den magiska realism som försvann på 30-talet är en mindre fotnot i konsthistorien, och några av dom individuella konstnärskap som sökte den exakta avbildningens magiska drag omnämns snarare som solitärer. Men idag ser vi många nya sätt att söka magi i avbildningen. Först i våra trakter med att verkligen gå emot modernismens teser var väl norske Odd Nerdrum som i stor stil bröt med popkonsten på 60-talet, och med gammalmästerlig 1600-talsteknik målar mänskliga varelser i realistisk stil, människor som uppenbarligen befinner sig utanför tid och rum och som väl strängt taget inte ser ut att ha funnits i någon tidsålder. Under samma Finlandsresa som jag upptäckte den magiska realismen, såg jag en utställning med Brasiliansk-finländska Isabella Cabral. Tidigare har jag sett henne ställa ut i Sverige, närgånget avmålade vedklabbar, avbrända tändstickor och hoprullade sedlar, allt med en envetenhet som tycks vilja mana fram föremålens magi. Men den här gången handlade det om skor. Utställningen Shoe story visade nämligen närgångna målningar av skor, rejält slitna promenad- och träningsskor som gåtts ner av ingen mindre än filmaren och författaren Jörn Donner, en man som går långt och mycket. Skorna är minutiöst avmålade i uppförstorad, mer än dubbel skala, med oljemåleri i flera lager som Isabella Cabral lägger på för att återge varje skiftning i dom nerslitna plösarna, sulorna och ovanlädren. Tavlorna var monterade på glas ute på gallerigolvet, som altartavlor, så man såg dukarnas baksida, där Jörn Donner själv skrivit dom titlar han gett målningarna: Perkele förstås, Mammuten, Fanny & Alexander, vilket om inte annat förstärker målningarnas fetischkaraktär. Så kanske har 20-talets magiska realism inte alls förpassats till konsthistoriens bakgård, utan tvärtom åter skakats fram ur modernismens hopvecklade fana och getts ny energi, precis som Achille Bonito Oliva proklamerade för sitt transavantgarde på 1980-talet som ville förnya konsten med dom klassiska måleriska gesterna, ännu en gång. Kanske består konsthistorien helt enkelt av ett antal parallella universum som då och då plötsligt hakar i varann, därinne i ateljéerna. Karsten Thurfjell, medarbetare på kulturredaktionen
Rune Furelid er et multitalent. Han ble for alvor kjent for sine malerier etter å ha blitt akseptert som elev hos selveste Odd Nerdrum. Vi snakker om maling, skriving, kunst og vin!
Heidi Johnson has been putting the coolest art and events in front of the hippest people in LA for decades. In this episode she breaks down where PR and management cross over, how much of this stuff artists should be doing for themselves, and when it's time for you to get a manager. She also lets us in on some secrets of how to get your shit covered by the press. There's a lot of name-dropping in this episode, but every story is peppered with many years of wisdom, and by the end Heidi takes muthafuckas to school so don't miss the second half of this episode. We also share stories on the late Juxtapoz co-founder Greg Escalante since Heidi was one of the people closest to him in his final years. RIP Greg. 6:10- Can you talk about the new stuff you are doing with Corey Helford? http://www.coreyhelfordgallery.com/ https://www.instagram.com/coreyhelfordgallery 9:01- http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/arts/la-et-cm-break-bread-think-tank-photos-20160212-photogallery.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9RnV2Tfyak 9:16- Scott Hove https://www.instagram.com/scotthove https://www.facebook.com/cakefangs/ 12:06- Heidi talks details about herself and her mom Monica Johnson who was a screenwriter and novelist http://deadline.com/2010/11/r-i-p-monica-johnson-80766/ 18:26- Heidi talks about talent management and PR in the entertainment industry 20:27- Heidi talks about working on Renaissance Man (1994) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0110971/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_76 21:44- Being an assistant for Penny Marshall http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001508/?ref_=tt_ov_dr 23:38- Lillo Brancoto http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000969/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm A Bronx Tale Directed by Robert Di Niro http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106489/ 24:32- What are press junkets? 26:01- Heidi talks about Entertainment PR 28:28- https://www.autobytel.com/ 30:49- Learning how to deal with clients 31:29- http://js2pr.com/ 32:27- Tune into A.R.T Artists Real Talk Episode #24 with Creative Director Maca https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/a-r-t-artists-real-talk/id1159607075?mt=2&i=1000407726561 37:31- Define what a publicist is 38:27- https://www.instagram.com/hijinxarts https://www.hijinxarts.com 42:31- Engelbert Humperdinck http://www.engelbert.com/ 43:38- Heidi talks about signing a contract with Engelbert 44:31- Pitching to the Grammys 45:53- Do artists often say no when you have a big idea that can be huge? 47:36- Jacob talks about what Heidi taught him with, “finding the story.” 48:43- When did you start Hijinx? https://www.instagram.com/hijinxarts https://www.hijinxarts.com 50:46- Robbie Conal http://robbieconal.com 51:14- http://blog.boobsandblood.com 51:36 https://www.jimmahfood.com 51:49- https://www.instagram.com/janedopeness/ 52:06 https://www.jimmahfood.com/projects/grrl-scouts/ 52:19- GRRL Scouts video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8Gt4Jxn3lk 52:54- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCg31PbYx9w 54:51- PR and relationships 55:16- Beyond The Streets https://www.juxtapoz.com/news/graffiti/beyond-the-streets-an-expansive-exhibition-on-the-global-movement-of-graffiti-and-street-art-coming-to-los-angeles/ 56:16- Art Basel https://www.artbasel.com/ 56:46- Heidi talks about her mom passing away weeks prior to Art Basel 1:00:02- Working in LA 1:00:41- Allison "Hueman" https://www.instagram.com/hueman_/ 1:01:31- The Brewery Art Colony http://labrewery.com/brewery/ 1:02:10- Hold Up Art Gallery https://www.yelp.com/biz/hold-up-art-los-angeles http://dola.com/venues/hold-up-art 1:05:31- http://www.laweekly.com/arts/allison-hueman-torneros-the-mad-muralist-4632719 http://www.laweekly.com/arts/its-only-hueman-nature-2614631 http://www.complex.com/style/2014/05/street-artist-hueman-covers-la-weekly-people-2014-issue 1:09:25- How do you judge the feeling of what you should be doing vs what you shouldn't be doing? 1:10:14- Heidi talks about following her gut 1:12:01- What is a manager and why is it useful to have one? 1:14:25- Are managers taking a percentage of everything you make or only off the projects you bring? 1:16:18- Heidi talks about what a manager should do for you– bringing rates up and getting your needs met 1:18:52- If someone is considering managing what kind of things do they need to be thinking about as they step into that new role? 1:19:26- http://www.laweekly.com/arts/street-artist-chase-explores-light-and-space-as-his-pattern-park-debuts-9309607 https://artillerymag.com/events/into-light-space-new-works-by-chase/ 1:20:56- Teddy Kelly https://www.instagram.com/teddykelly https://teddykelly.com/ 1:20:56- Heidi explains how working with friends is hard 1:24:22- https://artsharela.org/ 1:26:34- https://www.instagram.com/legal_goods/?hl=en https://creators.vice.com/en_us/article/4x9g79/think-tank-la-diy-show-convict-ex-convict-artists 1:28:46- Bobby Moline-Kramer https://www.instagram.com/bobbiemolinekramer/?hl=en 1:28:04- Annie Terrazzo https://www.instagram.com/annieterrazzo/?hl=en https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIvzEmwkkOA 1:28:41- Heidi talks about being around to see social media emerge 1:30:20- List building 1:31:46- Heidi talks about how important social media is 1:37:26 -https://www.juxtapoz.com/ 1:37:35- Odd Nerdrum https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odd_Nerdrum http://nerdrummuseum.com/ 1:38:52- http://seanstarwars.com 1:40:06- Greg Escalante http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/arts/miranda/la-et-cam-greg-escalante-obituary-20170909-htmlstory.html https://www.juxtapoz.com/news/magazine/rip-greg-escalante-co-founder-of-juxtapoz-magazine/ 1:41:50- Corey Helford http://www.laweekly.com/arts/why-corey-helford-gallerys-massive-10th-anniversary-show-is-worth-a-look-or-two-7313467 1:45:16- https://www.laartshow.com 1:45:35- Tune into A.R.T Artists Real Talk with Phil America https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/a-r-t-artists-real-talk/id1159607075?mt=2&i=1000380950233 1:49:06- Heidi talks about how Greg Escalante has been remembered 1:32:03- https://andybauch.com 1:55:06- Do you have a four or five year path with the LA Art show that you guys are trying to build together? https://www.instagram.com/laartshow/ https://www.laartshow.com 1:59:05- https://www.instagram.com/superchiefgallery/ 2:00:26- Do you think this is something artists could do on their own without hiring a publicist? 2:01:46- Heidi suggestion to smaller galleries putting out press releases 2:03:26- Where to find Heidi Johnson https://www.hijinxarts.com https://twitter.com/hijinxpr
Vi Khi Nao’s poem inhabits the scene of a painting composed in 1998 by Norwegian artist Odd Nerdrum. Produced by Katie Klocksin.
– Odd Nerdrum ble dømt for skattejuks fordi kunsten hans ble sett på som juks, sier kunstsosiolog DAG SOLHJELL. Mandag denne uken ble det klart at kunstneren er benådet ved kongelig resolusjon. Denne episoden er et gjenhør fra juli 2016. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Richard T Scott is a painter, writer, and coin designer for the United States Mint living in the Hudson Valley. His paintings are in museum collections in North America and Europe. One of his coin designs commemorating Fort Moultrie will be on the new quarter released into circulation this November. Richard is represented by Paul Booth Gallery in New York City and Galerie L'Oeil du Prince in Paris. Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/richardtscott In this episode, Richard discusses: -How he got involved with the United States Mint and his first quarter that is going to be minted of Fort Moultrie. -How paintings do not stand the test of time, but coins and sculptures do. -An important lesson he learned from his friend in high school about the difference between natural talent and hard work. -How JMW Turner was inspired by Claude Lorrain. -Things that have held him back during his art career, such as financial strain and crippling doubt. -The cloud that hung over his head for a long time, where he didn’t believe he could actually be successful as a professional artist, despite his drive to be the best painter he could be. -The powerful idea of collaborative competition, and the way that he uses it with Adam Miller. -A powerful story about the chance he took in reaching out to Odd Nerdrum and the journey that it took him on. -One of his best moments, happening at the moment, having a piece accepted into the Georgia Museum of Art. -What art and creativity brings to his life. -Why Rembrandt is one of his greatest influences. -Some of the things he has coming up at this very exciting time in his career. Richard's Final Push will inspire you to go for your dreams… all you need is persistence, passion, and honesty. Quotes: “2000 years from now, it might be the case that none of my paintings will be around, but these coins will.” “This idea that you’re born with genius or talent and that’s what defines whether or not you succeed at something… I don’t think that’s true. I think it’s about your passion.” “Even though I’ve always been driven to be the best painter I could be, I never believed that I could actually be successful at it.” “What I keep telling myself is to be optimistic, to be realistic, and to be honest with myself about my strengths and especially my weaknesses.” “I would rather win a silver medal knowing that I had reached my greatest potential instead of winning a gold medal when my competition hadn’t even reached theirs.” “So I had gone from thinking I had cancer, my marriage is falling apart, feeding myself out of a garden, foraging, and having ten cents to my name… and suddenly I had sold eleven paintings within two weeks.” “At any moment, anything can happen that might seem so incredibly small. And if you’re there and you’re ready and you’re prepared and you’re on your game, it could turn into something that you can’t even imagine. “For me, art is the way that I understand the world. It’s the way that I digest life.” Links mentioned: TED Talk with Theo Jansen "Fourth Wall" at Paul Booth Gallery Connect with Richard: Website / Facebook / Instagram / Twitter
Paul Booth - Venetian Tattoo Gathering 2016 | EP 104 *Odd Nerdrum talk!
– Denne uken trakk også Ukip-lederen seg. EMMA TOLLERSRUD har snakket med partiets grunnlegger, som hater det han har skapt. – Odd Nerdrum ble dømt for skattejuks i 2014 fordi kunsten hans ble sett på som juks, sier kunstsosiolog DAG SOLHJELL. – I tillegg: «Kvinne bosatt i Norge drapstruet Stephen Hawking på Tenerife». Det er kasus på gang i vår språkspalte. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Gamle hus på norske museer forfaller, i Hedmark alene vil det koste 250 millioner kroner å sette dem i stand. Det er stor avstanden mellom partene når rettssaken mot kunstneren Odd Nerdrum starter i dag. Première i Carnegie Hall på nykomponert versjon av middeladerballaden Draumkvedet…. og Barytonfenomenet Terje Stensvold overbeviser vår anmelder som den flyvende hollender
Odd Nerdrum bør få et eget museum hvor jeg kan drikke champagne, sier Aune Sand - meningsløst selvopptatt, svarer kunstkritiker Stig Andersen Ulvejakt er det kjedeligste som fins, sier Nils Solberg i Folkeaksjonen ny rovdyrpolitikk Veronica og Per Orderud flytter tilbake til gården, det splitter bygda
**Nye dokumenter som ikke ble lagt fram i rettssaken mot kunstneren Odd Nerdrum skaper tvil om hvorvidt dommen mot han er riktig.Det er Dagbladet har gravd fram nye opplysninger i Nerdrum- saken. **Moms er en urettferdig skatt for frivilligheten, mener korpsforbundet **og om et Svensk kongebilde med nazisymbol og pizza servert på naken kvinne
1) Kunstneren Odd Nerdrum er dømt til to år og ti måneder i fengsel for grovt skattesvik. Noe han er fundamentalt uenig i. Nerdrum er funnet skyldig i å ha solgt bilder for over 14 millioner kroner i utlandet uten at han oppga dette til skattemyndighetene. Spørsmålet er - har Odd Nerdrum rett når han sier: - Jeg, Odd Nerdrum, blir den første kulturpolitiske fange i Europa 2) Artister som Tone Damli og Hanne Sørvaag gjør større skade av å kle av seg, enn hvilken som helst kvinnelige pornoskuespiller. Det skrev samfunnsviter Heidi Helene Sveen i Aftenposten denne uken. Spørsmålet stilles videre til dere - gjør Damli, Sørvaag og andre kvinnelige artister som viser frem kroppen sin større skade en pornoskuespillerne? 3) Forfatter Frode Grytten hevdet i Dagsavisen denne uken at gårsdagens klisjefylte fotballspråk er erstattet med pseudovitenskapelig fotballpreik som dreper gleden ved spillet. Spørsmålet lyder altså som følger: Er fotballspråket i dag erstattet av pseudovitenskapelig fotballpreik som dreper gleden ved spillet?
** Et av de viktigste håndtrykkene i britisk historie hadde ikke blitt til uten kultur - irske kunstnere dannet rammen for håndtrykket mellom dronningen og eks-medlem av IRA ** Skattesvikdommen mot Odd Nerdrum rokker ikke ved posisjonen hans som kunstner. Det mener kunstner, Unni Askeland. ** Norge får sin første spesialscene for elektronisk kunst og musikk
Norsk filmbransje protesterer mot salg av Oslo Kino - en skandale hvis den selges, mener regissør Sara Johnsen. Ny forsvarer og ny strategi når Odd Nerdrum møter i retten for skattesvik i dag. Norsk teaterlivs gjeveste priser ble delt ut i går - på Det Norske Teatret, som uhøflig nok tok halvparten av prisene. 22.-juli-koblingen i Unni Lindells nye roman er søkt og på grensen til det spekulative, mener vår anmelder.
Alt-mulig-sending i Bokbaren: Vi snakker om bokhylla på hytta, anmelder "Noe som ikke er godt fortalt" av James Sacré, leser "Håndbok for André" av Yngve Sæther. Ukas bok: "Kitsch, mer enn kunst av Odd Nerdrum"
© 2020-2025 Ivy Podcast Discovery LLC
