Season 1, Episode 1: Tony

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Season 1, Episode 1: Tony

Chelsea art dealer Jim Kempner interacts with New York’s eccentric art world in The Madness of Art.  Webisode one features contemporary artist Robert Attanasio’s pithy analysis of the relationship between artist and dealer.
Chicago Artist Tony Fitzpatrick drops by and tries to explain that old adage  ”time is money” .  Jim Kempner Fine Art Gallery – where the absurd, the obscene, the glamorous and the routine converge!

26 Responses to “Season 1, Episode 1: Tony”

  1. Mark Kutler Says:

    Great Video, had me laughing. Love Tony and your director. Your a great straight man.
    Mark from Dallas

  2. katro storm Says:

    Funny stuff… a look behind the ART scene Madness… Keep posting I will keep watching

  3. Arthur J Williams Says:

    Now that is hysterical! truly. But that is not Tony F.
    is it??? He doesn’t look like his art.
    However, I did buy two of his works when he exhibited at Bridgewater/Lustberg in NYC in the 90′s.
    ajw

  4. PHYLLIS YAMPOLSKY Says:

    GOOD SHOW…WELL DONE…AS A SERIES,SURE FIRE…THANKS

  5. Irene Christensen Says:

    Are you that nice, Jim?
    And is Toni for real? But I know the type!

  6. j. Noel Reifel Says:

    Mon, May 3, 2010, 5:20 pm

    If I had only known it was that easy

  7. Greg Gatenby Says:

    Great fun and piquantly witty So many galleries and gallerists pride themselves on being snooty. This video is a wonderful antidote to that. Bravo!

  8. Ninky Oijevaar Says:

    fantastic those video’s, keep on making them.
    when I will be in NY, I will come back to your galery.

  9. john gillan Says:

    sensitive bugs…i like that!..it quite a creative way of looking at artists..lol! well done.

  10. doug Says:

    Next time- more leather jackets, with cold steel and goons. I volunteer. Also, make the artist more of a “Prince” type, you know, smaller than Tony, but with a real Bronx posse! Ha! That will show ‘em!

    Chi in the house.

  11. Ellis van den Boogaard Says:

    Subtle, hehehehe!

    Truly brilliant Tony (oh yeah, that is the one and only Mr. Fitzpatrick himself).

  12. Katy Says:

    Tony Fitzpatrick is fantastic in this, In fact, I think he makes the episode. I had no idea he had acting talent.

    Technical snafu aside (camera. sound. lighting) , I thought this was amazingly well done. The idea is hysterical. The gallery owner’s character and the snootiness of the director of the gallery set an amazing tone, but Tony rocked it

  13. Mattf Says:

    Lovely ending. I somehow can’t imagine her just planting rice all day…

  14. Jes Mnardi Says:

    This is a riot and you are amazingly talented! This is so funny!

  15. charlie Says:

    Rude, crude – completely unreal. A pure fantasy. Eh. (Speaking as an artist/painter.) Unless you can get away with that shit in NYC.

  16. sam Says:

    oh jeez, wow, this is so fucking funny!!!!

  17. Anduriel Says:

    So, is the first artist Robert Attanasio? I want to buy that print, its super pith.

  18. Jea DeVoe Says:

    I gotta change my approach to galleries! I agree with Reifel “if I had only known…” Well done, how are you going to top this one? I’ll be watching!!

  19. BC Says:

    I wish you could get Tony Fitzpatrick to do another episode. He’s hilarious!

  20. tjacobson Says:

    My daughter and I came in to see the seven deadly sin globes and you kindly mentioned your comedy series. Thank you; I’m laughing and having fun watching them. I think you should forward your series to Larry David; I bet he’d enjoy them!

  21. ArtStars* Says:

    Awesome! Love it! Check out my spoof on the art world, too, http://artstarstv.com.

  22. Suzanne Silk Says:

    Great Spoof on “Reality”.

  23. Andrea Robbins Says:

    If Larry David did a series about the Chelsea art world, THIS would be it. Watched season one in the video booth at Art Basel Miami Beach. Loved it…and so did my 8 year old daughter!

  24. kate shepherd Says:

    hello I LOVE your videos
    D’Uh – they’re great-
    can you pls remind me which one is of the jewish lady looking at art, finally buying something and Drew having to buy nuts (“what kind?”) I thought of it today w the Munch at auction – all the best – kate

  25. Mitchell Rosenzweig Says:

    Tony is a natural,,,Funny.,….

  26. suzanne Says:

    “sensitive bugs” hahaa

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