Contemporary Art Content on YouTube.. ??? Is there anything worth while??
Given all the amazing potential of YouTube.com, there remains in MAO's not sohumble opinion, VERY Slim Pickings. Most arer a total waste of time.. armature type stuff.
But maybe things are getting getting a little better?
There are sadly only... 3 YouTubers that come to mind.. which we think are well worth checking out.
1. The Madness of Art by Jim Kempner Fine Art.. Tt's totally funny and true..
This one is a must watch for any NYC Contemporary Art junkie enthusiast.
Bravo Jim.. for such a wonderful effort.
We can't say enough good things about this video blog.
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheMadness0fArt
2. The Two Percent Tube by David Behringer. A regular New Yorkers take on Contemporary Art in NYC... It's not exactly ArtForum.. but then again, who would want to be...?
The Two Percent is a website that gives contemporary art recommendations in New York City. This week, a very special "10th EPISODE SPECIAL", "SECOND HELPING" talks about a show of abstract expressionist work at Cheim & Read running concurrently with the AbEx show at the Moma, "TRIPLE THREATS" include Tony Oursler @ Lehmann Maupin, Robert Rauschenberg @ Gagosian, and Roxy Paine @ James Cohan Gallery. If you're in New York, give the new podcast audio tour a try! Check out www.thetwopercent.com for more.
http://www.youtube.com/user/thetwopercentTube
3. The Terence Koh Show... OK..well.. You my not like his artwork.. but maybe he just happens to be the most active attempt by a completely self promotionalin-the-know uber successful NYC contemporary artist.. He's not done an update for 4 months, but hopefully we will see more on YouTube from Mr. Koh.
http://www.youtube.com/user/terencekohshow#p/u
Oh.. and how bad can this YouTube Channel be.. if this World Renown Art Blogger..ArtFagCity has told the world..that Terence Koh is the most important Contempory artist working today in NYC..
If you missed this.. you have to check this out to believe it:
http://nymag.com/news/features/establishments/68509/
ahem.. Like can you say totally out of her mind or just taken out of context?
Well.. it's a sad little list of YouTube Contemporary Art Content providers on YouTube..
Has video blogging totally died for the Contemporary Art World? What do you thinK?
BUT, If any MAO readers have a any other important ones we missed.. please send them our way!




















Photography Portfolio Review x3 ...and an Opportunity to get your Photographs in a Gallery Show.
If you're an aspiring art photographer, and looking for honest feedback from experienced eyes, there are several emerging photography portfolio reviews going on this fall art season in NYC.
These review session can be a great and efficient way to get some honest,and very valuable feedback to take your art career to the next level.
But there's one (actually 3 reviews) for only $150 which actually gives you the chance to get your work immediately into a NYC and LA gallery show.
Here's the press release.... for the Hous Projects Gallery.. Portfolio Review... Space is almost filled up.. so you need to call now if you're interested.
...Location:
hous projects Gallery Address: 31 Howard Street , Second Floor,SoHo, New York NY and the number is 212-965-1238
Phone number is 212-965-1238 or 212 -965-1251
Please call to schedule an appointment
This is an exploratory portfolio review focused mostly on FINE ART Photography but, we will also consider FINE ART painting, video and sculpture. The main objective is to find new talent on the East Coast for an upcoming bi coastal portraiture show opening simultaneously in hous projects NYC and Los Angeles galleries during January 2011.
The administrative fee for the portfolio review is only $150.00 and it will guarantee time with each of our three experts : Michael, Elizabeth and Ruben. They will consider work to be inclued in the portraiture show at hous projects gallery if applicable. This is a great opportunity to have your work reviewed by three experienced NYC contemporary art enthusiasts coming from three completely different points of view.. The Collector, the Curator, and the Art Dealer.
1. Micheal MAO- Art Collector, Curator, Member of the Guggenheim Photo-Acquisition Committee, Editor in Chief of this award winning Modern Art Obsession Blog and Co-Chair of the Aperture Foundation 2010 Fall Photo Auction.
2. Ruben Natal-San Miguel-Curator /Art Collector /Photographer/ Photolucida Critical Mass judge and pre screener/ARTmostfierce Art Blog Editor in Chief
3 Elizabeth Houston- hous projects gallery owner/Gallerist/ Art Collector/ Photolucida's Critical Mass Judge.