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Thank you for this video. I have admired Lee Mingwei for many years. This video captures beautifully his unique gift ❤

I hear the ancestors saying to you, the artist and the art you create - you are welcome, accepted, embraced and loved! Happy People. Happy PRIDE. Thank you!

you should be in the documentary 🎉🎉

_Leilah Babirye: We Have a History_ is on view at the de Young from June 22, 2024 to June 22, 2025. Tickets are included with general admission and are free for Bay Area residents every Saturday! Plan your visit here: www.famsf.org/exhibitions/leilah-babirye

Wiley creates phenomenal artistry in both his paintings and sculpture. He has taken marginalized people and moved them to the forefront.

THIS is so cute…….at first I thought it was Brook Lynn Hytes. 🍸🍸🍸

“As soon as you put something on your body you change the way the world world sees you, and in turn changes the way you walk through the world.” 👗🎩👠❤ -Darcy Drollinger, Drag Artist

Thank you for the segment, but why was the curator wearing that hideous sweatshirt / pajama top? I'm sorry, but was something lost in translation?

less about yourselves and more about the exhibit .....what egos

Absolutely stunning dresses❤❤❤❤❤❤

I saw the show 2 weeks ago, so this was fun to watch. More, please!

We want you to exist! You're amazing and hilarious!

Anne Boleyn was an important influence on Tudor style, as the presenter mentions. Henry VII built Richmond and a few other places, like a chapel within Westminster Abbey, but he was fairly frugal and didn’t go over the top with spending. Henry VIII was a spendthrift definitely, but his early reign was mainly spending money on wars. Anne and the annulment of his first marriage focused his energy more in England, and he acquired Hampton Court and York Place (renamed Whitehall) with the fall of Cardinal Wolsey and Henry and Anne were very involved in their redesign and expansion. Anne was actually better travelled than Henry. He only ever travelled within England and in France. Anne was brought up in the courts in the Low Countries, then in France and if you go to places where she stayed at, you can see those architectural influences in what she and Henry were building in England. So yes, the early Tudor style, which was when the majority of the building in the Tudor era was, would have been an eclectic melange of styles from continental Europe and England., thanks in large part to Anne. The presenter mentions four things the Tudors valued in terms of items they acquired… I would also add another one… self promotion. The Tudors were obsessed with placing their initials, symbols, badges, coats of arms, emblems, mottos everywhere, from the walls, the windows, the paintings, the clothing and even their jewellery. They wanted everyone to know who owned what, who their ruler was, and present a calculated image of splendor, power and magesty to their people, and abroad.

Suddenly, now I would love to hear D'Arcy talk more about fashion history.

I think you should have D'arcy at all your conversations on fashion! She's terrific. And Laura is terrific. thank you

Beautiful, thank you very much !

I saw the show and it reinforced my love of fashion. I live by the quote: “Fashion goes out of style. But, style never goes out of fashion.” Live your style!! ❤❤❤

Love, love, love

Incredible!

amazing!!!!!

This was so much fun to watch. Thanks for sharing.

Bravo, D'Arcy and Laura!!!

This is amazing!

Fantastic! Am looking forward to the show.

I fully support the drag community

Such an interesting video!!! I look forward to more installments to potentially come!!

LOVE THIS!

We hope you enjoy our second episode of Drag Art History! _Fashioning San Francisco: A Century of Style_ is on view at the de Young until August 11, 2024. Plan your visit here: www.famsf.org/exhibitions/fashioning-san-francisco

I just started this video. This lady has said the word.. Uhm. Ten thousand times in 2 minutes. I cannot. I simply can’t. If you are that nervous to talk at a podium.. I can’t listen. I stopped the video. No matter how amazing the subject maybe. It could not have been a worse introduction. Awful.

Why is the Italian narrator wearing lipstick? Guess we'll have women wearing mustaches whilst speaking of art soon enough... oh wait, there's a painting of Salome chopping the head off John the Baptist!..😅 these people of middle ages AND Renaissance were sadistic. They want us to think of the Renaissance as enlightened?... the artists working for these same dictators and murderous popes is not enlightening either, to say the least.

Stella's early paintings were historic and great. But after he got famous, his work went downhill and ceased to be meaningful, but became mere decoration. However, art always has had decorative qualities. So I don't know if that counts.

REALLY great roundtable discussion!!!

This makes me wonder if Boticelli might have had the privilege of laying his eyes on formal Egyptian art from the pre-Christian periods? There seems to be a slight blessing of The Nile to his works

Brilliant artist ❤

Great Exhibit.

Beautiful! Lovely presentation! Thank you. ❤🧡❤

I think he is muddling Rudolf with Mikhail Baryshnikov. Rudolf was already a rising star dancing danseur noble roles in the Soviet Union. Baryshnikov was a good two or three inches shorter than Rudolf and struggled to get the classical roles in Russia.

Sandro Botticelli 1445 - May 17, 1510 on a day like today Botticelli Dies😢

I could listen to Kenyon forever! She is so articulate and informing 💞

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Rudolf: sempre uma bela e adorável lembrança. Rest in Peace! Rio de Janeiro -Brasil❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

The bass line comes in and rescues the song, at some level every time it is about to get repetitiois

breathless...wow

Nice 👍🏾

She's INCREDIBLE

I'm little ashamed to admit I never really "got" projector art before this video, and now so many things make sense. This is so cool

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Great life story... Superb art work

Chef’s Kiss 🤌🏾 Love Love Love ♥️

Very moving and insightful .thank you