Justin Mortimer's guest appearances

Justin Mortimer

Artist Decoded by Yoshino

Art Grind Podcast

Beware the Artist

Zoey Frank

Justin Hopkins

Colin Chillag

Sean Cheetham

Hollis Heichemer

Alex Kanevsky

John Wentz

David Kassan

Kyle Staver

Alonsa Guevara

Eddie Bravo

Cory Allen

Matthew Ryan

Noah Lampert

Martin Wittfooth

OwlTail

The Art Grind presents an in-depth discussion with British artist Justin Mortimer.  Hosts Dina Brodsky, Marshall Jones and Tun Myaing explore the process of presenting illusion and the effects of applying different methods in order to create space in abstract painting.  Join the Art Grind as we talk to Justin about his becoming a painter beginning at a young age and how he has worked to maintain that youthful approach to painting.Justin's website: LinkJustin's IG: LinkEdited by Eric MonroeSupport the show

The Art Grind presents an in-depth discussion with British artist Justin Mortimer.  Hosts Dina Brodsky, Marshall Jones and Tun Myaing explore the process of presenting illusion and the effects of applying different methods in order to create space in abstract painting.  Join the Art Grind as we talk to Justin about his becoming a painter beginning at a young age and how he has worked to maintain that youthful approach to painting. Justin's website: <a href="http://justinmortimer.co.uk/index.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Link</a> Justin's IG: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/justinmortimerartist/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Link</a> Edited by Eric Monroe<a href="https://paypal.me/artgrindpodcast?locale.x=en_US" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Ep: 74 - Justin Mortimer

Justin Mortimer (b.1970) is a British artist whose paintings consistently invite us to question the relationship between subject matter and content, beauty and horror, and between figuration and abstraction. While the imagery is almost exclusively pitiless, the texturing of the paint, the play between light and shade and the passages that lead from photo-realist definition to near-abstract formlessness are so sensitively handled as to make the work at least partially redemptive as well as to indicate a key philosophical dimension: the oblique relationship between evidence and interpretation.(ocula.com)  Justin Mortimer graduated from the Slade School of Art in 1992 and lives and works in London. He has won several prestigious awards including the EAST Award (2004), NatWest Art Prize (1996) and the BP National Portrait Award (1991).Recent solo exhibitions include BREED, Parafin Gallery, London (2019), HOAX, The Armory Show, New York, NY (2018), "It is Here" Parafin, London(2017), "while the worst" The Factory, London(2017), Haunch of Venison, London (2012), Mihai Nicodim Gallery, Los Angeles (2011) and Master Piper, London (2010). Recent group exhibitions include How to Tell The Future from the Past, Haunch of Venison, New York (2013), Nightfall, MODEM Centre for Modern and Contemporary Arts, Debrecen, Hungary (2012), MAC Birmingham (2011) and the 2011 Prague Biennial. His work is in numerous private and public collections including the National Portrait Gallery, London, the National Portrait Gallery, Canada, Royal Society for the Arts, Bank of America, NatWest Bank and the Flash Art Museum of Contemporary Art in Trevi, Italy.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jeremy-jirsa/support

Justin Mortimer (b.1970) is a British artist whose paintings consistently invite us to question the relationship between subject matter and content, beauty and horror, and between figuration and abstraction. While the imagery is almost exclusively pitiless, the texturing of the paint, the play between light and shade and the passages that lead from photo-realist definition to near-abstract formlessness are so sensitively handled as to make the work at least partially redemptive as well as to indicate a key philosophical dimension: the oblique relationship between evidence and interpretation.(<a href="http://ocula.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ocula.com</a>)  Justin Mortimer graduated from the Slade School of Art in 1992 and lives and works in London. He has won several prestigious awards including the EAST Award (2004), NatWest Art Prize (1996) and the BP National Portrait Award (1991).Recent solo exhibitions include BREED, Parafin Gallery, London (2019), HOAX, The Armory Show, New York, NY (2018), "It is Here" Parafin, London(2017), "while the worst" The Factory, London(2017), Haunch of Venison, London (2012), Mihai Nicodim Gallery, Los Angeles (2011) and Master Piper, London (2010). Recent group exhibitions include How to Tell The Future from the Past, Haunch of Venison, New York (2013), Nightfall, MODEM Centre for Modern and Contemporary Arts, Debrecen, Hungary (2012), MAC Birmingham (2011) and the 2011 Prague Biennial. His work is in numerous private and public collections including the National Portrait Gallery, London, the National Portrait Gallery, Canada, Royal Society for the Arts, Bank of America, NatWest Bank and the Flash Art Museum of Contemporary Art in Trevi, Italy.--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jeremy-jirsa/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jeremy-jirsa/support</a>

Beware the Artist Episode 013 Justin Mortimer

https://www.patreon.com/artistdecoded About Justin: Justin Mortimer (b.1970) is a British artist whose paintings consistently invite us to question the relationship between subject matter and content, beauty and horror, and between figuration and abstraction. While the imagery is almost exclusively pitiless, the texturing of the paint, the play between light and shade, and the passages that lead from photo-realist definition to near-abstract formlessness are so sensitively handled as to make the work at least partially redemptive as well as to indicate a key philosophical dimension: the oblique relationship between evidence and interpretation. In his recent solo show, his works create paradoxical beauty in the landscape of oppression and violence around the world. With the Covid-19 pandemic and the escalating racial conflict, Justin Mortimer's solo exhibition sets the stage for reflection on the 'tomorrow' of our society.  Show Notes:  0:00:00 - Introduction 0:04:52 - Paradoxical Psychological Truth in Work 0:08:34 - Feeling Like An Outsider &amp; Childhood Stories 0:12:57 - Balloons as Proxy For The Body &amp; Learning Figurative Painting 0:17:06 - Painting Latex, Dysmorphia, and Masks 0:20:22 - BP Portrait Award and Learning and Unlearning Portrait Painting 0:24:25 - Digital Collaging The Overlooked Imagine 0:29:23 - Not Knowing When Paintings Are Done 0:32:54 - Empathy With People Diametrically Opposing Views 0:37:19 - New Meanings of Paintings Included in Solo Show "Tomorrow" 0:42:53 - COVID-19 Struggles 0:46:40 - "The Social Dilemma" by Jeff Orlowski and No More Truth 0:48:54 - Past Generations and "Cave of Forgotten Dreams" by Werner Herzog 0:54:02 - Decoding The Everyday Object 0:58:03 - Meanings Transform Over Time 1:02:11 - Painting David Bowie and Expectations of Portrait Painting 1:15:15 - Wrap Up  www.artistdecoded.com Justin’s Instagram Justin’s Website

<a href="https://www.patreon.com/artistdecoded" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.patreon.com/artistdecoded</a> About Justin: Justin Mortimer (b.1970) is a British artist whose paintings consistently invite us to question the relationship between subject matter and content, beauty and horror, and between figuration and abstraction. While the imagery is almost exclusively pitiless, the texturing of the paint, the play between light and shade, and the passages that lead from photo-realist definition to near-abstract formlessness are so sensitively handled as to make the work at least partially redemptive as well as to indicate a key philosophical dimension: the oblique relationship between evidence and interpretation. In his recent solo show, his works create paradoxical beauty in the landscape of oppression and violence around the world. With the Covid-19 pandemic and the escalating racial conflict, Justin Mortimer's solo exhibition sets the stage for reflection on the 'tomorrow' of our society. Show Notes: <ul> <li>0:00:00 - Introduction</li> <li>0:04:52 - Paradoxical Psychological Truth in Work</li> <li>0:08:34 - Feeling Like An Outsider &amp; Childhood Stories</li> <li>0:12:57 - Balloons as Proxy For The Body &amp; Learning Figurative Painting</li> <li>0:17:06 - Painting Latex, Dysmorphia, and Masks</li> <li>0:20:22 - BP Portrait Award and Learning and Unlearning Portrait Painting</li> <li>0:24:25 - Digital Collaging The Overlooked Imagine</li> <li>0:29:23 - Not Knowing When Paintings Are Done</li> <li>0:32:54 - Empathy With People Diametrically Opposing Views</li> <li>0:37:19 - New Meanings of Paintings Included in Solo Show "Tomorrow"</li> <li>0:42:53 - COVID-19 Struggles</li> <li>0:46:40 - "The Social Dilemma" by Jeff Orlowski and No More Truth</li> <li>0:48:54 - Past Generations and "Cave of Forgotten Dreams" by Werner Herzog</li> <li>0:54:02 - Decoding The Everyday Object</li> <li>0:58:03 - Meanings Transform Over Time</li> <li>1:02:11 - Painting David Bowie and Expectations of Portrait Painting</li> <li>1:15:15 - Wrap Up</li> </ul> <a href="https://artistdecoded.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.artistdecoded.com</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/justinmortimerartist/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ju</a><a href="https://www.instagram.com/justinmortimerartist/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">stin’s Instagram</a> <a href="http://justinmortimer.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Justin’s Website</a>

"Tomorrow" with Justin Mortimer | AD 181