Thomas Nozkowski on Painting

by Art Fag City on September 13, 2007 · 12 comments

There aren’t many ways to get your money’s worth out of the Rutgers MFA program, but painter and professor Thomas Nozkowski, represents one of them. The above clip comes from Anaba!


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tim
Ohhhh yeah. tasty. tasty. best thing ive heard on an art blog
in a while. with so much supposed discussion of art shot through with the market. its wild to see someone talk about painting without a single reference to market etc.
his thesis – that the painting should be a worked through totality rather than a piece. fun fun fun. you are the man
Thomas N
tim
Ohhhh yeah. tasty. tasty. best thing ive heard on an art blog
in a while. with so much supposed discussion of art shot through with the market. its wild to see someone talk about painting without a single reference to market etc.
his thesis – that the painting should be a worked through totality rather than a piece. fun fun fun. you are the man
Thomas N
http://songkwaili.com song kwai li
all painters should die
SN
Old. Boys. Club.
http://songkwaili.com song kwai li
all painters should die
SN
Old. Boys. Club.
Art Fag City
Song Kwai Li and SN: If you have something specific to say about the old boys club or why painters should die let’s hear it, otherwise, let’s keep the lazy commenting to a minimum.
Art Fag City
Song Kwai Li and SN: If you have something specific to say about the old boys club or why painters should die let’s hear it, otherwise, let’s keep the lazy commenting to a minimum.
http://www.bradfarwell.com brad
The bit where he’s pointing at the chair is great. I mean, that so much of the creative process is the act of persistently paying attention- of seeing, reacting, creating, and then reacting to that creation and evaluating it. Kind of sums it up nicely.
http://www.bradfarwell.com brad
The bit where he’s pointing at the chair is great. I mean, that so much of the creative process is the act of persistently paying attention- of seeing, reacting, creating, and then reacting to that creation and evaluating it. Kind of sums it up nicely.
http://www.petershear.com peter shear
Delighted to stumble upon this– I luv Noz. Thanks for posting.
http://www.petershear.com peter shear
Delighted to stumble upon this– I luv Noz. Thanks for posting.