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Wassily Kandinsky

Wassily Kandinsky

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Oct 30, 2026

Ronni AnconaGUEST
42:38
Do you know, I, the teaching, oh my God, the thing, I raised the money to take them to Paris on an art trip.
Ronni AnconaGUEST
42:45
Honestly, I've got to write the script, Kandinsky in it.
Ronni AnconaGUEST
42:49
But I, yeah, I mean, it was, it was quite, it was a rough school.
Ronni AnconaGUEST
42:56
That was such a learning experience for me.
Lesley DumbrellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:34
And I think By the time I'd finished my art course, I really didn't know where I wanted to start.
Lesley DumbrellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:41
But what had always intrigued me was particularly Mondrian and Kandinsky were the two artists that I looked at their work and thought, I can't understand this.
Lesley DumbrellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:52
And instead of thinking, because I can't understand it, it probably isn't any good, which is the sort of arrogance of students, I turned it around and thought, because I can't understand it, there's probably a lot in it and I'm missing it.
Lesley DumbrellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:06
So I read about them and I looked at as many illustrations as I could find of their work and sort of slowly began to see that there was something there that I was really interested in.
Naomi ReaGUEST
22:07
Blake Year Arietta collection, which includes a Van Gogh painting that could break records if it meets its estimate, which is $180 million.
Naomi ReaGUEST
22:18
And Christie's also has a potentially record-breaking Kandinsky and a Klimt's landscape that's been in the same collection for over 30 years that's estimated at $60 to $80 million.
Naomi ReaGUEST
22:32
So I think that the headline sales will probably be good.
Naomi ReaGUEST
22:36
I mean, we'll see.
JoshuaHOST
7:30
But basically, they were shown two paintings by abstract artists.
JoshuaHOST
7:37
And those two artists were Paul Klee and Wassily Kandinsky, if I say their names right.
JoshuaHOST
7:45
So we'll refer to them as Klee and Kandinsky.
JoshuaHOST
7:50
Now, each of the boys was asked which was their favorite painting.
Adger CowansGUEST
66:28
It's in my studio because I think that I work from mixing colors and every color has a sound.
Adger CowansGUEST
66:37
Kandinsky wrote about that.
Adger CowansGUEST
66:40
And those sounds, those colors and those, you know, have those sounds and you're mixing those colors, you're mixing sounds too.
Adger CowansGUEST
66:51
I try to explain that to people that, you know, red has a vibration.
Will LachGUEST
12:54
And Hilma af Klint, I don't know if you've I'm sure everyone knows who she is, but I see her as this sort of love child of Georgia O'Keeffe.
Will LachGUEST
13:03
She's very female and feminist with geometric forms like Vassily Kandinsky.
Will LachGUEST
13:10
Amazing, amazing stuff.
Will LachGUEST
13:11
Well, they acquired a portfolio of 46 botanical watercolor drawings, which are unlike the work that brought her name.
Stewart GeddesGUEST
9:13
Yeah, I mean, I'm very influenced by French painting.
Stewart GeddesGUEST
9:17
And, you know, I think it was Kandinsky that said that the first phase of understanding the expressive dimension to colour is to appreciate its sense of warm and cool.
Stewart GeddesGUEST
9:31
And, of course, at a very high pitch, the foes put that into operation.
Bob ChaundyHOST
9:37
When you were studying at the RCA, you became interested in décollage.

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Stewart GeddesGUEST
28:51
And what you've got to try and get to is a point of objectivity with your own work.
Bob ChaundyHOST
28:56
Another thing you said, Stuart, is that you listen, in quotes, to your paintings.
Bob ChaundyHOST
29:01
Is that sort of a reference to Kandinsky saying that, you know, paintings have a musical rhythm to
Stewart GeddesGUEST
29:07
them? No, although absolutely.
E. Carmen RamosGUEST
3:36
So every class, it was always like, you know, go to this gallery, go to this museum.
E. Carmen RamosGUEST
3:40
You know, you want to study Kandinsky, you have to go to the Guggenheim.
E. Carmen RamosGUEST
3:43
You know, there's, oh, go look, there's an exhibition on Jacob Lawrence at the Brooklyn Museum.
E. Carmen RamosGUEST
3:48
So it was kind of, museums were my classroom from the very beginning.
Jim NollmanGUEST
2:53
And people who really got to me were Marcel Duchamp and Vincent van Gogh.
Jim NollmanGUEST
3:00
And I started reading autobiographies of some of the painters in the 30s, Kandinsky and Paul Klee.
Jim NollmanGUEST
3:09
So I had this strange thing going on where I was really an art connoisseur, but also loved Little Richard and Chuck Berry.
Jim NollmanGUEST
3:19
And I decided at some point and I call it a decision, but it wasn't like a conscious thing.
Tom DillonHOST
6:09
So just randomly split.
Tom DillonHOST
6:11
I think one of the groups were told they liked Klimt's artwork more than Kandinsky's.
Tom DillonHOST
6:17
And obviously the other group was told they liked Kandinsky's artwork.
Tom DillonHOST
6:19
So they were the Kandinsky group and the Klimt group.
Tom DillonHOST
6:22
They didn't really care.
Tom DillonHOST
6:23
They weren't interested in art, but they were told they were in those groups.

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