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Terrific explanation!

You, your art, your teaching, and this video are all great.

so cute, nice work, love it!!

These are best demostrations I've seen. Very skilled professional artist!

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Thank you. That's such an interesting process.

Honestly, I prefer your prints.

Really enjoyed the presentation of the process. Your presentation style is very approachable. Imho, the Lino piece at the end Is as interesting as the prints.

I know very little about printing … Not exactly what I expected from the title … I thought it was going to be a single block puzzle; as if someone printed from a handmade, wooden jigsaw puzzle. 😂 This was an eye opener. Thanks!

Good interview, but I got coupe things to say, first of all she is an ACTRESS not an actor, so stop beating her up on that 😉, second what was with the audio cut off? I understand things happen but is it cause your in the “art department”? I understand low budget and sh*t, and the “starving artist” but honestly the F@*K homie, talk about a coincidence, and low funds for the art department but damn, should of done fund raiser to get better sh*t, no offense😉, set up an interview at least have everything set up and ready, or rehearse it and make sure sh*t is ready😉, and lastly yes, spaghetti counts, if that is your favorite Paulina, then say that 😉🍝. But yes, good interview and keep it up hope to see more of you and look good keep working out but you have a lot of support… 🇸🇻🤘🏽🤞🏽

Thank you so much. You are a very good teacher. 👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤

Love this actress

Lovely list

The reductive linocut was being used in a variety of countries with printmakers, years prior to Picasso and his printer.n

Brilliant Native Youth on display! Chigwahaw dooz!

Love the antifascist, feminist graphic in the back! Solidarity

What sort of ink is best for this (or what ink is used in this video...)? 🙏

I think your horizontally clamped block method would be how he did the cutting. It's much easier to see what you are doing and control the cuts (and keep them vertical). Silversmiths use a similar technique with a fork shaped support where there is no need for a clamp.

You are a very good teacher. Great economy of words. Well done!

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the speaker is so nervous but i love her. i am the same

This show, these actors, the authenticity was/is so refreshing and hilarious. I mourned when it ended.

Both the explanation and the performance were precise and artistic.👍🙏

Thank you so much it is so interesting ❤. It helps me understand what a really great art of work it is 😊

Do we need the political issues surrounding museums?

Where can I view more about this? Is this video clip from something longer?

Agradezco tan claro análisis y demostración del proceso de producción del trabajo de Kirchner ❤

Goddam, modern art is just such utter trash

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This exhibit is so incredibly moving in person.

Incredible case study of Kirchner’s approach to multi coloured woodblock printing. I’m inspired. I tried a similar process to produce a study of a Japanese woodblock print from the Meiji era of a woman sitting in a hot pool bathing. It is only a two colour print but your video tutorial has provided me the key to understanding three, four, five plus coloured compositions. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and process. From New Zealand - Arohanui.

Thank you, Kirchner is one of my favorite artists

Interesting topic but this was a very awkward and disjointed lecture. For instance, I would have liked to learn more about Chinese Trade Painting, and to hear her explain why the topics of this talk are related in an in depth way. We definitely did not need her explaining the basic physiological effects of opioid addiction in a Harvard Art Museum lecture.

hello, what is the pigment of the skin tone of the figures?

High art

This is crazy!!!

Hi again, I had to send this Comment a second Time, because RUclips gets slightly complicated to use sometimes. I was supposed to add the "Timeline Link" to a Section of this Video, but I had forgotten to add it because that Link wasn't available at the Time. Anyway. Here's my Comment for the second Time, I hope I didn't cause any Inconvenience: I "Absolutely LOVE Paulina Alexis and Elizabeth Solomon", for "upholding their Indigenous Native American Roots". I "Especially and Absolutely Love" Elizabeth Solomon's "African-like Features, Demeanor and Speech". You go Girl! 👏🏿 I just have one Enquiry. Would you be able to grant me Permission to screen record this Section of the above Video please? 3:43 I "Absolutely love Elizabeth's Speech", in this Section of the Video and I "can't even put it on Repeat". That's a "little saddening". Moving forward. The Reason I want to put that Section of the Video on Repeat, is because of how "Absolutely POWERFUL it is". This Comment was written with the kindest of Regards

This is great!

Finally an explination and tutorial that makes sense! Thank you!!

This looks fun, bought a lino carving kit a few years ago and only used it a handful of times but I'm off to try make my mum a Picasso print. Well, mine will not have as many fine lines because I always mess them up somehow. 😂 I also don't have a machine to roll the prints but I'll do it the old fashioned way and stick a few encyclopedias on top for a few seconds and press down. Unless anyone has a better (and cheap) alternative? Hope everyone reading this is well! ❤

Some ppl got severe problems with recording audio

i was always taught in linocut never to go back and forth with the brayer as im leaving other parts of the roller with ink and not spreading it well, but i see this is ignored here in woodcut, does it influence? cheers

She's such a fly sista

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I really enjoyed this demonstration. I did note that when cutting out the blue you had to leave the lines for the black. I would have assumed that the blue blob would be just cut out but then you would have lost those black lines. This is a very important point to understand the reduction process. And I just also realised the same goes for the red and yellow. I've learnt a lot from this video, thanks.

Amazing presentation

There isn't an opiate epidemic. There's a pharmaceutical epidemic. Aka corruption

You did a really good job of explaining the process and first rate workmanship actually printing up the first and final print. Unfortunately I’m still confused, I know what’s going on but not able to grasp the cutting reduction process. It’s not you it’s me! Other than that….bravo!👍👍👌👌

Do you have information on the actual weaving techniques used? What sort of looms they used, how they wove the motifs into plain woven backgrounds?

You just pissed off a bunch of Europeans.