Leon Kossoff's guest appearances

Leon Kossoff

Front Row

L.A. Louver gallery podcasts

LadyKflo

Judy Chicago

Louise Bourgeois

Jordan Peele

Karl Lagerfeld

Lissa Evans

Quentin Tarantino

Aaron Sorkin

Jamie MacDonald

Sarah Williams

Andy Serkis

Billy Lynn

Alex Gibney

John Adams

Edmund de Waal

Ian McKellen

OwlTail

Here Comes the Diesel by Leon Kossoff feels like a fight. Viewers must battle our way through the choppy chaotic brambles to even see the title's train.Kossoff drives paint across the canvas like a barrage. It brings to mind the rush of a train, powering through forests and fields. They carry cargo and people across nations. Much like art does with ideas and feelings - trains deliver. There's no softness or sentimentality here or in any of Kossoff's work. Hardcore defines this artist. He's fond of familiar subject matter and paints it with vibrant, powerful strokes. We can feel his resolute realism. This man wields a brush like a weapon. Kossoff wars with us through time and across nations in his paintings. Some believe this work bouts with tech and that the train represents man-made machines. But it's the artist himself. He's the force behind this relentless image, after all. To learn more about this and other masterpieces check out LadyKflo.com at the link below https://www.ladykflo.com/leon-kossoff-here-comes-the-diesel/

Here Comes the Diesel by Leon Kossoff feels like a fight. Viewers must battle our way through the choppy chaotic brambles to even see the title's train.Kossoff drives paint across the canvas like a barrage. It brings to mind the rush of a train, powering through forests and fields. They carry cargo and people across nations. Much like art does with ideas and feelings - trains deliver. There's no softness or sentimentality here or in any of Kossoff's work. Hardcore defines this artist. He's fond of familiar subject matter and paints it with vibrant, powerful strokes. We can feel his resolute realism. This man wields a brush like a weapon. Kossoff wars with us through time and across nations in his paintings. Some believe this work bouts with tech and that the train represents man-made machines. But it's the artist himself. He's the force behind this relentless image, after all. To learn more about this and other masterpieces check out <a href="http://LadyKflo.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LadyKflo.com</a> at the link below <a href="https://www.ladykflo.com/leon-kossoff-here-comes-the-diesel/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.ladykflo.com/leon-kossoff-here-comes-the-diesel/</a>

Leon Kossoff - Here Comes the Diesel

Olly Alexander

In the week of Pride and following his Glastonbury speech about LGBTQ rights, Olly Alexander of Years &amp; Years talks about writing lyrics that are overtly about gay relationships.Ari Aster's horror film Midsommar starring Florence Pugh has allegedly given its own stars nightmares.  Isabel Stevens reviews.  17th century artists Joan Carlile, Mary Beale and Anne Killigrew were the first professional female painters in Britain. Art historian Bendor Grosvenor discusses the work of these trailblazing women showcased in “Bright Souls”: The Forgotten Story of Britain’s First Female Artists at the Lyon &amp; Turnbull Gallery in London.William Feaver marks the life and work of renowned artist Leon Kossoff, known for his lyrical and energetic paintings of London life.  His death has been announced at the age of 92.Presenter:  John Wilson Producer:  Sarah Johnson

In the week of Pride and following his Glastonbury speech about LGBTQ rights, Olly Alexander of Years &amp; Years talks about writing lyrics that are overtly about gay relationships. Ari Aster's horror film Midsommar starring Florence Pugh has allegedly given its own stars nightmares. Isabel Stevens reviews. 17th century artists Joan Carlile, Mary Beale and Anne Killigrew were the first professional female painters in Britain. Art historian Bendor Grosvenor discusses the work of these trailblazing women showcased in “Bright Souls”: The Forgotten Story of Britain’s First Female Artists at the Lyon &amp; Turnbull Gallery in London. William Feaver marks the life and work of renowned artist Leon Kossoff, known for his lyrical and energetic paintings of London life. His death has been announced at the age of 92. Presenter: John Wilson Producer: Sarah Johnson

Olly Alexander, Midsommar, Britain's First Female Artists, Leon Kossoff obituary

Leon Kossoff: Discussion at L.A. Louver, Venice, CA, with Hunter Drohojowska-Philp (journalist and art critic), Peter Goulds (L.A. Louver founding director) and Pierre Picot (painter).  This discussion is from Wednesday, 14 September, 2011.  For more information, please visit lalouver.com

Leon Kossoff: Discussion at L.A. Louver, Venice, CA, with Hunter Drohojowska-Philp (journalist and art critic), Peter Goulds (L.A. Louver founding director) and Pierre Picot (painter). This discussion is from Wednesday, 14 September, 2011. For more information, please visit <a href="http://lalouver.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">lalouver.com</a>

Leon Kossoff: Discussion at L.A. Louver