Portrait Artists vs. Celebrity Sitters - Portrait Artist of the Year - Art Documentary

[Music] welcome to the Wallace collection where each week we force nine portrait artists to confront nine blank canvases now that could be a problem for one particular artist because he's used to painting huge murals on Street walls well that's right up our alley Joan I can't think of two presenters who are more Street than us welcome back to Portrait artists of the year 2019. of the nine artists taking Annie Lee Emily sharples and Catherine noon I entered this competition because I watch it every year they get so excited watching it and just makes me want to draw and get in there enough ago and joining them are five professional artists ion Hoon adamalu Lucy pass Kushner suleimanbat and Phil Tyler I love painting great majority of my time is sort of small snatched moments in the studio so to have a whole day to paint it's great foreign Ted from thousands of applicants today's artists have already proved their skill what made you enter all the prestige of course but they must now show the judges what they can do in just four hours I actually know how this can turn out good we like that yeah they'll have to do justice to one of three famous faces as a British girl keep calm and carry on all for an amazing prize a ten thousand pound commission to paint singing Legend sir Tom Jones for the national museum of Wales only one artist can go through from today's heat so who will make it to the semi-final come on Lucy it's okay I'm just gonna pretend that I don't love you it's fine should I sit here the whole day [Music] as the artists prepare for their challenge the judges examine the self-portraits that got them here well here we are at the wall and here he is very much this is me here I am fantastic sense of light that he's caught it's a very Urban portrait doesn't it feels like there's some kind of graffitied wall behind him What drew me to this portrait was a slightly malevolent look I think she's really really and what I really like about this is the way that the glasses dissolve into the cheek that's so beautifully painted I think it's really intriguing and I think she's absolutely not malevolent Ty do you dress as glamorously as this when you paint I was drawn to this because we are used to the artists at work in front of their easel this is a version of it that nobody's ever seen and there are fantastic details the eyelash Shadows on her cheek and this incredibly well painted transparent Max so there's technically some very virtuous pieces of painting in them now this is intriguing for something that's actually quite restful and peaceful it's also full of tension and then all this text sitting on the banner behind you can't quite make it out but you just know that this artist is actually trying to tell you something right the girl without the Pearl Earring I was going to say the same thing the whole thing's really heightened by the fact that they've gone for that quite direct gaze we're slightly above looking down at her and she just seems to come almost through the centuries veering out from the light can't be bothered quite a grumpy look yeah but just really well drawn it's just funny and direct and I just love it you know exactly what that feels like to do that sort of push your eye around this seems to be starting its own genre sort of folk art anatomical but there's absolutely no denying that this just works as an image that you keep looking at it's a sort of an image almost more than it's a painting it one's a bit of Clint it does have a spiritual feeling this is extraordinary sort of interesting haughty look but then the pink crown what I much prefer actually there was the eyes I think they're really beautifully painted and I think she gets away with that sort of contrived Crown because everything else is so well done thank you now there's something going on here this gentleman throwing shapes in the loop yeah it's very eccentric almost like a piece of dark theater then he's setting up a kind of mini drone for himself to get him to do some painting he wants the star of this show is the Lou and he's saying look this is where where we're all going to end up exactly where I'm going to put myself this is where my phone's going I don't know have a look at what I've just done I think it's time to move on [Music] ready to start a new portrait the artists are about to meet today's mystery sitters artists your sitter today is a celebrated actor she's won critical Acclaim for strong and complex leads in film and on television like The Borges atonement Notting Hill please welcome Gina Mckee also starring in popular dramas like line of beauty and bodyguard Gina's enjoying an extensive career earning a string of accolades including a bafta for her role in our friends in the North comfortable how are you going to occupy your mind do you think I'm not entirely sure I've never done anything like this before so I'm very interested in watching you and the people watching you that will be entertaining and keep me amused artists your sitter began her career on the Cobble streets of Corey she went on to star in Holby City Lewis and Waterloo Road it's Angela Griffin there's a host of film and TV roles playing everything from a hairdresser to a detective Angela's not frightened of gritty theater starring in dystopian Thriller building the wall are you ever sat for a portrait for before I might have had a caricature done in magalov at some point in my life but other than that no so what are you looking for today in a portrait something flattering something warts and all I think I'd like something really honest I mean not not too warty um exactly yeah no extra walls artists your sitter took the West End by storm with his Sensational performance in Hamilton please welcome the Fantastic Jamel Westman just one year after graduating from radar Jamel was cast as the lead in the hit musical Hamilton a role that saw him nominated for an Olivier award my gosh this is rather modest stage by comparison nonetheless you shine you've got the floorboards you've got the rounds yeah okay so how would you like them to sit there's a lot of you there is a lot of me yeah I mean I was told not to do that so I'm not going to do that yes um but position for me feels comfortable just slightly to the left yeah okay with you cool perhaps you can just run through the show I might have to do you know we'd all love it if you did artists what would you like from Angela be natural be natural what about smiling do many people smile don't smile be miserable it works for me I'm not sure where I should be you help me what do you need okay just don't move I promise you an interesting day okay lovely thanks [Music] artists it's time to take a deep breath not too close to your white Spirit obviously and settle those nerves you have four hours to create your portrait and the time starts now many artists Begin by taking a photo of their sitter but some favor a more intimate approach do you have anything of sentimental value on you uh this the charms on this bracelet you see that is love I quite like the fact that the arrow is bent [Laughter] [Music] how's it going it's all right I noticed you talking to her about her bracelet what's happened there because we've got such a short space of time I'm trying to take a little bit out of everything from everywhere better from her character a bit from the environment I wanted to involve her personality and what is important to her [Music] took four days to create his submission entitled dreaming with ancestors it shows him surrounded by figures from cypriot folklore his skeleton partly exposed to reveal his profound connection to his cultural heritage so we saw the inside of your body in your self-portrait we're not going to see the inside of any of Gina's body unfortunately there's not enough time for that I think that's probably a relief to her isn't it Gina here's your hip socket immortalized in paint yeah [Music] foreign 's got quite strong features nice strong jawline and his eyes are soft I think that's quite a nice thing so it looks like he's gazing at something you know into the distance and I like that so it's gonna be quite interesting to paint that a student and part-time hairdresser Emily sharples is about to start an art Foundation course at camberwell she uses the kitchen at home as a studio and took 20 hours to complete her submission [Music] Emily it's very sketchy and you've already got a sense of General how's it going I just sense a certain stress I was a bit unsure about the sizing I thought the head looked quite small on the canvas so why do you think the size is a problem I just think it's not free I'd probably like to use bigger brushes so the drawing is correct but unfortunately a bit small a little bit a little bit you know how this is going to turn out [Music] yeah so Sharon you regularly pain don't you oh yes I have to say you've really caught something there already well I hope so that's what I'm here for what made you enter all the prestige of course retired receptionist Sharon Wright lives in Suffolk where she's a member of the local art Society her self-portrait was created in three hours using a photograph but she prefers to paint from life [Music] now a lot of the artists bring along their phones and their tablets and they take photographs and then they work from that but you why don't you I think that's very rude actually the rude there's a lady sitting there giving up her time for me to paint her and I'm going to take photos and I don't think so so you're quite confident yes even though it's a strange World here yes I love it [Music] having spent almost an hour creating a grid and plotting the features one artist is only just unpacking her oils how's it going any okay yeah I think possibly a bit behind but I think I'll be okay in the end that's definitely Gina already we only just started that's very nice yeah 18 year old Annie Lee is today's youngest competitor and will take her at a level a week after the Heat the background of her submission features the word Nihao which is Mandarin for hello and as part of a project exploring her identity it's a really interesting way in your self-portrait your head is sort of at that angle you know like yeah yeah quite challenging it is challenging it made the viewer question which one should be considering the stereotypes of the motifs or the true detail of me I don't really identify as a Chinese person and I don't speak any other language so apart from English how you finding painting with all these cameras it's okay actually which is a weird thing to say I get there yeah if it's going well it's nice to have people there to see it yeah I always feel sorry for accountants if they do a great bit of accounting and there's no one there to applaud them yeah the artists have three hours left to finish their portraits I was nervous about time before coming to the competition so it's kind of like when [Music] I was guess I'm feeling a bit pressure in the way the judge has been comparing us the stand is really high but I should be finding the engine [Music] I'm not used to painting people with Angela's skin tones so I'm going to form a little bit of a challenge because well I don't know if I have the right color so help [Music] here at the Wallace collection the artists are just over an hour into their challenge to paint sitters Gina Mckee Angela Griffin and Jamel Westman it's going okay so far there's nothing really worrying me at the moment I'm quite a big fan of Steve yeah I'm not I'm not cool at all so yeah that's an extra treat for the day he passed as a professional artist from Lancaster her self-portrait took eight hours to paint and she likes to sign off her work with a quirky Motif like this Crown your family are here what do they think of the self-portrait they think my nose is a bit local a bit local bit League of gentleman local oh family's great yeah yeah wow yeah anyway let's talk about this what's happening with the hair because it's magnificent Hair It Is magnificent hair what's the plan I don't know yet I think Tiara liking yourself possibly I mean you know an actor I think deserves a crown an actor does deserve a crown I have to agree with you there it's okay I'm just going to pretend that I don't love you it's fine should I sit here the whole day yeah [Music] the only artist working in pencil today has been laboring over a delicate drawing and now it's time to start adding some more definition it's a bit overwhelming at first because so many people have so many amazing materials and I've literally just got a couple of pencils but I'm going to use them as best as I can do I just love working with pencils [Music] Catherine noon is in her final year studying illustration and animation at Manchester School of Art she wanted to create something honest and unforgiving for her submission hence the grumpy expression I see you've got a photograph there which you've turned into black and white which is obviously very helpful if you're making a drawing yeah some of the artists will arrive today and they'll be thinking about the Reds with the Grays but of course you have to find an equivalent in the tone yes definitely yeah I was wondering whether to put any color in at all but I don't think I'm gonna do that because it might just look a bit corny I like seeing how much you enjoy it I know yeah you make me want to get my pencils out [Music] so unique way you've got this great profile here of Jamel and one of the things I see artists often struggling with is the bit of the face they can't see well that's how she's going to be a part of the painting that's less defined but I want to know that it's you want to know it's there it's current it's in this correct position earned notoriety as dreff on the UK street art scene creating large murals throughout the 1990s he's since swapped his spray can for a brush and painted his self-portrait in 20 hours what's with the two names um one's my birth name the other one's my street name but why did we use your street name we're not in the street in the gallery when I was younger I'll be honest I was hiding behind a Persona and I think I'm older now and really quite comfortable with just people knowing me by my birthday dress is no more each week our backdrops nod to different themes in art history and today's have a more contemporary feel I thought we were at the Wallace collection but it seems we are in a very Urban Street environment today we're taking street art oh I prefer Urban surfaces as a kind of a theme for our sets today we've made it slightly simpler and the others whose sections where it is just about texture the gray is concrete and in jamel's bit we've got a corrugated iron that's rotted away and rusting and I think that's very beautiful so here we have a very refined sensitive actress in front of quite a brash dirty whoa if I may be so bold because you would never think of her in this context well I don't know how often she been to downtown New York it's true maybe she is a New York I'm loving it it's very interesting this isn't my natural habitat but I particularly like the blue and the pink it's a good combo [Music] how do you think Jamelle is doing as a sitter Jamal's doing a great job like all actors they're doing method posing keeping all their muscles alert and toned and that's really really important because it's way too easy to just relax and sag and everything in the face Falls so he's been very very good and Incredibly still I thought I'd struggle sitting silently and still for four hours or even as an audience remember in theater sometimes I find it hard to sit still man I'm just all over the place but I guess I've got a sense of focus on that I don't know maybe it's just about a sense of not wanting to interrupt someone else's Journey [Music] we've given these guys here this concrete background which actually I think is a really good backdrop right back I think Angela looks lovely he sat there she's a very good sitter yeah and also I think her pose is quite cool not too formal yeah I think she's gone a bit sort of urban yeah well I feel at home here I'm very straight oh yeah yeah well I live on a street so nice to hear that people think I'm a good sitter I may have watched a couple of these shows before and I have seen the comment that the better the sitter the better the portrait so I really tried to behave [Music] tell me what you make of Gina's face and features in his face is absolutely stunning she's got this voice thing complexion the hair is beautiful and for me the background just emphasizes all of that so you don't find the background distracting no I like it often paints seven days a week from eight in the morning till ten at night and took 40 hours to complete her self-portrait having graduated from Oxford University's Ruskin School of Art she's about to start an M.A at the Slade well Kushner I understand you're a woman of some determination I am I love painting I just love artwork in general I base myself in London at the moment even though I'm from Lancashire just so I can make the most of the galleries that are here I love doing research so I'm really happy you are really committed to this career thank you that's great [Music] thank you as others are just starting to add detail to their work one is already halfway through his second portrait so two pieces for you is this an interesting exercise so you can go away and think about this one or are you unhappy with this one I was unhappy with it for a while and I thought it'd be really good to have a bit of a break from it and then hopefully save the fresh eyes and I might go in and completely rework that I might completely obliterate it or I might sort of try to rescue it art lecturer Phil Tyler made it to the short list of portrait artist of the year 2018 with his painting of Michael Ball his submission took about five hours and adds to his collection of 350 self-portraits created in the last two years alone so your submissions have always got these fantastic stories too though there's no weird and wonderful bathroom background here but you do have a very good sitter it's what's interesting I mean if you've got this person this presence this space you want to try to incorporate all of that yeah so hopefully at the end of the day we'll have an exciting painting that also happens to look like well you give yourself that extra bit of work to do because you've got two and not only that you have to decide between them because we can't decide and we can't even give you a clue so we'll leave you to wrestle with those demons thanks very much [Music] thank you with just over two hours remaining some artists are getting advice from friends and family on how best to use their time my dad was like you need to ride in the space between the lips and the nose and then my answer was like you need to fix the back of her skull to give her the shape of the book it's okay I can see it they're great they help me a lot I'm not doing that background I've slightly taken the colors I like from there and also her lipstick it's going okay I seem calm and collected inside I'm very overwhelmed [Music] I'm not sure at the minute if I'm going to be finished because I've got so much left to do if I had another four hours I'd probably move a lot around but I'm not sure if I can change that really now so I'll have to stick to it [Music] thank you I'm on that horrible stage where you feel your kind of stomach tightening while you're sort of trying to get things in the right place it's knife edge stuff [Music] here at the Wallace collection the portraits of Jamel Westman Gina Mckee and Angela Griffin are continuing to evolve but two hours in another artist is starting a new painting I feel as if I've gone as far as I can with the one that I've been doing all morning and I don't want to spoil it so I want to start another one and do something completely different hopefully but you stop starting off different though is it [Music] right halfway time time for some judgments I think Gina has sort of inspired them all yes what do you think of Annie well and he's following a style that she set in her own self-portrait she's got the backdrop with some inscrutable Insignia so the backdrop has she's dropped it completely it's a very complicated and I can see why some of the art is having problems with it yes demo what do we think of him I think Jamal's whole section has a slight problem with his lightness but Lucy's early drawing of Jamal is just beautiful I'm curious whether we're going to get one of those flourishes she calls it signing off which she did with the crown in her self-portrait I don't know that I would like it okay let's go on to Emily resolve the likeness yes but you know she's one of those artists again that I think might sort of put it all together in the afternoon okay Angela I think some of the artists are so involved with their work that they're not getting back to see what is actually happening but that's exactly what Phil's done in working on two canvases I'm not 100 that it's actually helping him I feel for him because actually I think he's got two sort of likenesses if you've Blended them together she might be there what about Catherine Catherine's really managing to get a fantastic lightness emerging just by using that pencil it was a party pooper here she's working from technology and she's working across Angela's face piecemeal well there's little bits I don't know quite right this morning I felt very confident that certain artists Landscapes changed to such agree I'm really unsure who's gonna make it the thing I'm interested in is having three artists in the same situation and to see how their interpretations differ I just want to see how much of today combines with their skill and their style and the alchemy that that brings so I'm interested in that I'm not really anxious about how anybody's portrayed me you know no one's been walking along the back guys so I presume that they're all going to be all right I'm intrigued to see how they've captured the hair I can't wait to see my hair because I've got a lot of hair every now and then I can just see the kind of looks from the easel trying to capture different things and seeing them dipping into their paint to express their Vision or whatever they see it's a real kind of pleasure I don't know I guess [Music] halfway through I was thinking I probably would I had a crown but I don't think it needs it and I think I think his hair is his crown and I don't want to touch it anymore [Music] hello hello how are you okay okay I'm just a bit worried about the hair I'm not sure I fell get it older but then I'm not sure if I want to towards the edge I think I'm just gonna fade it out right you like it yeah a little bit unfinished yeah because that's what I like to do so you can still see the sort of essence of it but not the full so you've got you've started there they look great those ones you started very strong line you've got here on the outside I know I always seem to do that I like it when I was in school he said don't do that but I just thought oh I like it though I see a big contrary no just the only thing I like to do on my drawings don't know how okay [Music] so that's a curious Motif in the background but I can't work out are they crabs or roast chicken is the necklace that she's wearing and I think it's like a beetle which I simplified so that Motif for you in a way is also about the identity of the sitter you're sort of picking something up here there's a lovely sensitivity around and kind of humorousness about Gina's mouth that you caught incredibly well where do you think a lightness lies in a portrait it's not one facial feature I think it's the whole the mood that you evoke from it While most agonize over how to refine one portrait two artists have abandoned their second attempt and returned to their first Phil Stephen how are you doing badly what's the problem well it's the age-old thing of you've got an interesting painting but it looks nothing like Angela I'm kind of feeling that there's a bit of that side that is looking a bit like Angela but this eye is inept to say the least and this one's quite an interesting painting yeah but it doesn't look anything like Angela there's a possibility if I can get this working and I might do a third I mean I didn't go away because I'll come back and I'll be six portraits wherever they're working on their fur from our left I never really paint with oils this this quick so it's all right just wanted to look how it is in my mind I guess I can't really explain I'm nearly there I'm just going to keep going with it and then I can reassess what I've got to do and what's good enough it's all far so good I think thank you I'm ignoring the face because it's too overwhelming I'm concentrating on the background now I'm apprehensive at the moment but as a British girl keep calm and carry on I'm really happy with the likeness it's hot look whether you're going to be able to capture someone or not so I'm feeling quite jammy [Music] sitters Angela Griffin Jamel Westman and Gina Mckee have maintained their steady poses and with four hours nearly up the artists must think carefully about any finishing touches they might want to make I'm focusing more on the eyes at the moment but the pain is so wet I don't want overwork it now once I hear that I haven't got a lot of time I'll just have to speed up a lot artists you have 10 minutes left even though I paint fast the shout that there's only 10 minutes left has put a real Panic at me so I'm desperately trying to sort of pull this painting together I've got to put the Ewing I think that's so sweet you're about to pierce her ear yeah so that's the Final Touch at the end okay the diamond goes in excellent thank you artists your time is up please put down your equipment and step away from your portraits [Applause] [Music] with the challenge at an end the sitters get to see what the artists have produced and choose their favorite to keep [Applause] Jamel I can hardly believe that in two hours time you're going on stage to play the lead in Hamilton oh yeah artists please turn your easels around oh my God [Music] yeah well come and meet them this is Neko hey man how's it going put glasses on hello this is so good yeah man this is awesome oh man yeah all in the eyes eyes are always critical aren't they they tell so much about a person oh man yeah great and the detail of the eyes and the nose and the lips they're all there yeah tremendous but now there's something moving the choice is yours oh my God how long have I got I mean I'm on a timer right now this is this is a difficult one you've got to be at the show okay yeah I've got to go you're right um [Music] I do love this one thank you okay well yeah are you ready to have a look I think so yeah artists please turn your weasels [Music] got me necklaces and everything [Music] ah the detail's brilliant thank you I mean it looks like it's definitely yeah right okay next one a Phil painted 76 portraits yeah how many did you do in the end three three that was the last one of the day so how long did this one take you um just under an hour I mean that's just how can you just wizard painting out in an hour that's ridiculous Big Brush I've heard thanks Phil thank you got my highlights in my all-natural highlights yeah really good thank you okay the time has come you have to choose one and I'm going to choose I'm gonna choose this one [Music] [Applause] foreign [Music] good grief that's amazing the colors are stunning thank you I could hear you talking about the earring which is great yeah oh gosh I've just seen it my Beetle yeah oh I like that a lot that's very clever you've captured the spirit of my personality there it's kind of spooky your concentration's stunning I just have a strong stair myself and this is fabulous I love the detail around the size of flowers right now a moment of choice where the responsibility falls on you I think I'm going to choose this picture [Applause] exhausted from their efforts the artist gets some fresh air and await the verdict of the judges Lucy started with such a beautiful drawing I mean it was just gorgeous to look at and there's always that danger you fall in love with something which is never supposed to be the finished thing it is a beautiful pensive portrait of the man as I remember him sitting there today Emily started the day having drawn jamel's head a bit too small but actually she's done very well out of that early mistake it's a romantic portrait in his truest sense it's a really romantic portrait and I think almost makes him much younger I don't know that nikoi got Jamal's likeness it's nearly him but not quite I think you have to look at Hun's work from inside Hun's mind so I don't think he's caught Gina as I saw her today but he's an interesting one to watch I love the way Annie caught Jean is curious but playful look she's obviously found a color palette that she's happy with because she uses exactly the same thing as admission so is there a danger that she can only do one thing there's a real problem with the drawing because cushion didn't get up and get away from it which is a Pity because her face has got that sort of humorous half smile that was there all day foreign I was so pleased that Sharon had such fun today she seemed to really enjoy herself she's got this great confidence but she's definitely lost something in the jaw she had a much more delicate face the thing with Phil is I love his practice he made so many different versions they gave him an opportunity to look with eyes are fresh at the others but I don't think he actually did that careful looking this very thick dark outline and I didn't like it earlier on and actually the more time I've spent with it the more I do like it because I think she understands that she needs to lift this off to page in a way that it doesn't destroy that lovely harmonious drawing so which three portraits will make their short list if I do that and we just look at these three a bit closer does that work or not really I think that's really lovely sort of sums up the day rather nicely as well it's beautiful and gentle and each character very different [Music] artists were so impressed by what you've managed to achieve in such a short time it's been fascinating to watch each of you work after discussing all of them the judges have chosen a short list of three the first artist is Annie Lee [Applause] [Music] I can artist is Lucy pass [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] shortlisted is Catherine noon [Music] our commiserations with the rest of you it doesn't mean that your work wasn't of a really good quality and that we didn't appreciate it we certainly did thank you all well I loved it last year and I loved it again this year I mean it's exhausting I'm really pleased I managed to get three done and I'm pleased that the last painting I did in an hour is the one that Angela chose seeing the submissions alongside today's portraits gives the judges a better idea of each artist's potential so three sort of Head and Shoulders suspended in Space the other thing is that they're all consistent within their Artistic Styles yeah if you're playing pears you'd be away wouldn't you so Lucy's two paintings I've Got a Feeling Jamel was the perfect sitter for her there's something consistent in the presence of herself and Jamel and that sort of just look in a kind of there is a Romanticism but it's sort of contained obviously in her submission she did this flourish with the crown and I was worried that she was going to feel Under Pressure perhaps to sort of deliver that today but I think she made absolutely the right choice okay so next Annie what do you think of Annie she's very good at examination and as a result you feel a really strong connection with the sitter either with herself or with Gina it's not just about a physical representation there's an emotion there and at the end Catherine well Catherine is wedded to the pencil and she does it proud I think and showed great maturity with the canvases being pulled off and put on by the other two artists in her segment yes to just keep her focus and keep her cool I was a bit worried when she started out that she was really slavishly following the information off her tablet and that it wasn't working as a whole but somewhere during the day she must have got a bit of an objective distance on it because from here it's fantastic yeah so it feels today there's three paintings any one of which could possibly win yes it certainly does so you're really pleased with today Catherine Annie Lucy making it through to the shortlist today is an achievement in itself so whatever happens next you can be proud of yourselves but only one person can go through someone who impressed the judges by being receptive to the sitter which resulted in a portrait that shows great empathy and that artist is Annie Lee [Applause] [Music] I won the heat ah I can't believe it I went in to the short list thinking I'm happy with what's happened and then they called out my name again and I was wow I just don't I don't know what to say I'm so happy Annie produced today and he's 18. she responded to Gina's likeness without slavishly trying to find it and she made a work of art that happened to also be a great portrait of Gina that's incredibly mature for somebody so early on in their career it's just wonderful the whole experience today has just been so much fun Annie's portrait is beautiful it's so sensitively painted yeah she's a very well deserved winner I was going and looking at her work through all the breaks and just seeing it come together she was amazing [Applause] I'm in shock I'm going to be in shock for a very long time now [Music] oh [Music] [Music]

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