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Simon Schama Presents Van Gogh and the Beginning of Modern Art

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Simon Schama Presents Van Gogh and the Beginning of Modern Art:

We like to think of Vincent van Gogh as the archetypal tortured artist. While perhaps he fits the bill, there’s more to the story, and this episode of Power of Art (above) takes pains to fill out the Dutch painter’s character. He didn’t slice off his entire ear, we learn — just part of it. And while he did indeed enjoy his peaks of creativity between agonizing ”spasms of craziness,” he experienced both as an “insatiable bookworm” fueled by a deep-seated religious drive. All this information comes from the mouth of historian Simon Schama, author of popular books and host of television programs including Landscape and Memory, Rembrandt’s Eyes, and this particular video’s source, Power of Art. The series enters the world of eight artists through eight paintings. Van Gogh’s 1890 Wheatfield with Crows, according to Schama, marks the start of modern art.
Two personalities take us through the story of painting and painter: Schama and van Gogh himself, portrayed in dramatic scenes that come between sections of Schama’s narration. The program doesn’t keep these two time frames strictly separate: while we hear Schama describe van Gogh’s peculiarly energetic use of the brush, we also hear the brush itself, loudly and clearly, as we watch van Gogh wield it. (Power of Art’s sound design shows an uncommon attention to detail.) Later, we see van Gogh lament the episodes of insanity that have him eating dirt off the floor. Cut to Schama: “It’s worse, actually.” A harrowing extended shot follows of the painter eating his paint. Never has television taught art history quite so dramatically.
All episodes of The Power of Art are available on YouTube. It’s also available in one tidy collection on Amazon:

• Van Gogh’s Wheatfield with Crows
• Caravaggio’s David with the Head of Goliath
• Picasso’s Guernica
• Rembrandt’s Conspiracy of Claudius Civilis
• Jacques-Louis David’s The Death Of Marat
• Bernini’s Ecstasy of St. Theresa
• Turner’s The Slave Ship
• Rothko’s Seagram Murals: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

Related content:
The Art History Web Book
Robert Hughes, Famed Art Critic, Demystifies Modern Art: From Cézanne to Andy Warhol
Colin Marshall hosts and produces Notebook on Cities and Culture. Follow him on Twitter at @colinmarshall.
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CALL for ENTRIES: SNAP Mail Art in Canada

CALL for ENTRIES: SNAP Mail Art in Canada: "

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GREEN-NESS

Remember when green beens were everyone’s “go to” vegetable? They were in every frozen meal and stocked in everyone’s pantry for a quick addition to any meal. I suspect that’s how they got their bad reputation with kids. I have noticed lately that sugar snap peas seem to be the new green beans. Luckily, I love them, and kids seem to like the fact that they are a little sweeter than tried-and-true green beans. Deciding to enter this next exhibition should be (you guessed it)… a snap. Take a look…

Check out this Call for Entries from the Society of Northern Alberta Print Artists (SNAP Artists) for their Mail Art Exhibition This all hung exhibit has no entry fee. Here’s another great way to get an international show on your resume. Entries are limited to three…

CALL for ENTRIES:

SNAP Mail Art

ELIGIBILITY: Local, provincial, national and international (all) artists

MEDIA: Text or image based work of mail art. Submissions must fit be packaged to fit through their mail slot 3.81 x 25.4 centimetres (1.5 x 10 inches).

DEADLINE: September 7, 2011

NOTIFICATION: None. This is an all-hung exhibitition.

ENTRY FEE: No entry fee. Please limit submissions to 3 per artist.

For more information, Read the Full Call!

*Editor’s Note: At the time I wrote this submission, their website www.snapartists.com was down, but you can read the full call on their Facebook page that is linked to Read the Full Call above.

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