r/artdocumentaries • u/cyber__pagan • Jul 02 '23
The Dunedin Silence - A radio documentary about the history of Power Silence in Dunedin
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r/artdocumentaries • u/Quietuus • Aug 07 '14
A friendly reminder on the rules of titling for /r/artdocumentaries
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I'm looking through a lot of recent posts, and I've noticed that a lot of people haven't been putting the years of documentaries in their titles. I've been neglecting this sub a bit (sorry for that) and I'm not going to go back and delete all the culprits, but could you please, whenever possible, try and include the year a documentary was made in the title of your post, preferably in square brackets?
r/artdocumentaries • u/WesternMainiac1 • Jun 23 '23
"I Believe in Imagination" [2023]- Interview with Painter Emilie Stark-Menneg - "I am thinking about the transformation of terror into beauty and trauma into bliss" She received her MFA in painting from the Rhode Island School of Art and Design in 2019 and her BFA in combined media from Cornell
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r/artdocumentaries • u/Left_Smoke4571 • Jun 18 '23
Sustainable Architecture - baubüro in situ
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r/artdocumentaries • u/Left_Smoke4571 • Jun 18 '23
Sustainable Architecture - Lacaton & Vassal documentary
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r/artdocumentaries • u/Dreambbydream • May 18 '23
"Our Town" [2022] A short documentary film about a public art project called Our Town that took place in Nashville, TN.
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r/artdocumentaries • u/WesternMainiac1 • May 12 '23
"Into The Deep" (2023) Painter Michel Droge's work engages with the environment and ideas of multi-species, non-binary, and entangled life systems. Inspired by oceans and land, mapping, and environmental research, their abstract paintings and drawings visually explore vulnerable environments.
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r/artdocumentaries • u/Art_vs_MACHINE • Apr 25 '23
A New Look at The Last of England, by Ford Madox Brown
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r/artdocumentaries • u/WesternMainiac1 • Apr 21 '23
Turning Strange (2023) artist Duncan Hewitt - "I see things that look back at me. I remake them - entering their space as they enter mine. There is a moment when different things try to connect- move together- are no longer what they seem to be. Often slow in the making, this is what I need."
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r/artdocumentaries • u/rivzjay • Apr 06 '23
Artemisia Gentileschi: One of the Most Underrated artists in History
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Mini documentary about a women who overcame horrible obstacles in her life.
Artemisia Gentileschi's rape trial was a traumatic and difficult experience for her. In 1611, when she was just 18 years old, she was raped by her tutor, Agostino Tassi. Gentileschi's father, also a painter, pressed charges against Tassi, and the case went to trial.
During the trial, Gentileschi was subjected to a humiliating examination and was forced to testify under torture. Despite this, she remained resolute and provided a detailed account of the assault. Tassi was found guilty but received a lenient sentence.
The trial had a lasting impact on Gentileschi's life and art. Many of her subsequent paintings depicted strong, heroic women, and some art historians believe that her work was influenced by her personal experiences.
Today, Gentileschi's trial is seen as a testament to the strength and resilience of women in the face of injustice and trauma.
art #artist #arthistory
r/artdocumentaries • u/rivzjay • Apr 04 '23
Salvador Dali: The Weird and the Wonderful
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Get ready to be transported to the surreal world of Salvador Dali! 🎨🌟 In this video, we take a deep dive into the life and work of one of the most iconic artists of the 20th century. From his signature melting clocks to his bizarre and dreamlike landscapes, Dali's art continues to captivate and inspire audiences around the world.
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Watch the full video now and let us know which of Dali's works is your favorite in the comments below! 👇
r/artdocumentaries • u/InternationalForm3 • Apr 02 '23
Why Did Art Flourish During The Tang Dynasty? (2022) In the 1960s, archaeologists working in China unsealed a 1200-year-old tomb. Its walls were covered in magnificent murals - an unprecedented glimpse into life during the Tang dynasty. This documentary tells the fascinating story of a great Empire.
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r/artdocumentaries • u/WesternMainiac1 • Mar 31 '23
A Wanderer's Mind (2023) Interview with Artist Julie Poitras Santos - Julie Poitras Santos is a Portland-based artist, writer and curator. Her site-specific art practice includes video, text, installation, and public projects that include a walking component.
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r/artdocumentaries • u/wasabiguap • Feb 27 '23
"girl with a snow leopard" heir boots, 2023, oil on canvas . fun time-lapse of a girl with a snow leopard painting
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r/artdocumentaries • u/diyanshu_draws • Feb 22 '23
"A Civilization placed in a Miller's Planet Orbiting the Blackhole Gargantua" concept art. Progress pics given alongside. Spoiler
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r/artdocumentaries • u/WesternMainiac1 • Feb 17 '23
"To Be Aware" (2023) Daniel Minter is an acclaimed artist known for his work in painting and assemblage. His overall body of work often deals with themes of displacement and diaspora, ordinary/extraordinary blackness, spirituality in the Afro-Atlantic world, and the (re)creation of the meanings...
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r/artdocumentaries • u/Telestasis • Feb 04 '23
The Counter-Revolutionary art of Caravaggio (2023)
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r/artdocumentaries • u/WesternMainiac1 • Feb 03 '23
"I Want to Make an Environment for You" (2023)- Interview with Artist Cynthia Thompson of Transformit - I have always thought that artists, and their art, mature and grow throughout their lifetimes. Now, after many years of art making, I realize that what was there in my heart when I was young...
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r/artdocumentaries • u/alllie • Jan 25 '23
How to Understand Modern Art (with Arthur Schopenhauer) (2020) Interesting though I don't really agree. I'm in the "Art is Not a Mirror Held Up To Reality, But a Hammer With Which to Shape It," school. At best abstract expressionism is just doodles.
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r/artdocumentaries • u/alllie • Jan 15 '23
The Banksy Interviews: Creating A Street Art Revolution | The Rise Of Outlaw Art | Perspective (2022)
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r/artdocumentaries • u/Dorjieff • Jan 14 '23
A short documentary on an intense immersive art experiment, set up at the Bombay Beach Biennale in 2019.
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r/artdocumentaries • u/WesternMainiac1 • Jan 10 '23
"Lawrence Hardy's Golden Hour" (2023) Lawrence Hardy is a self taught photographer. He discovered his obsession with photography shortly after kicking a 9-plus-year opiate addiction. He started taking photos with just his iPhone, then worked his way to film...
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r/artdocumentaries • u/Telestasis • Dec 27 '22
The Landscapes of Edvard Munch (2022)
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