As protests and rallies against racism escalate throughout the country, Boston artist Robert ProBlak Gibbs says,rather than put his voice front and center, he will paint the backdrop.In teaming with that city's Museum of Fine Arts, that's exactly what he's doing right now.WGBH's Jared Bowen recently joined Gibbs at the site of his latest mural to discuss the power of positivity in painting.The story is part of our ongoing arts and culture series, Canvas.For artist Robert Gibbs, the routine is straightforward, rise up and get rolling with music.So, they're songs that either I'm familiar with from listening to my moms and pops jamming on a Saturdayor things that I have grown up with just throughout all my life. Music is definitely a vital component to painting.The lifelong Bostonian is working on the third mural in his Breathe Life series,epic-sized works bringing fresh air into the city's Dorchester and Roxbury neighborhoods.Begun in 2017, they offer a narrative, first, a little boy with massive might. Two years later, Gibbs painted him as deliriously happy,supporting his equally joyous sister on his shoulders.Now, in his latest piece commissioned by the Museum of Fine Arts, she's floating into the world on her own.She's blowing a series of bubbles. And out of the series of bubbles,there's going to be one of them that's big enough that covers and protects her whole entire body.What do we see in her hair?You see the universe, the galaxy, so, the universe is always on her mind.
随着反对种族主义的抗议和集会在全国范围内升级，波士顿艺术家罗伯特・普罗布拉克・吉布斯说，他会通过绘画墙壁来进行抗议，而不是去通过声音传播思想。与那座城市的美术馆合作，这正是他现在所做的。WGBH频道的贾里德・鲍文在吉布斯近期完成的壁画地采访了他，谈论绘画中的积极力量。这个故事是我们正在进行的艺术和文化系列“画布”的一部分。对于艺术家罗伯特・吉布斯来说，这套程序很简单，站起来，跟着音乐滚动。所以，这些歌曲要么是我在星期六听父母插曲时熟悉的歌曲要么就是伴随我一生的东西，音乐绝对是绘画的重要组成部分。这位土生土长的波士顿人正在创作他的呼吸生命系列的第三幅壁画，史诗般大小的作品为城市的多切斯特和罗克斯伯里社区带来新鲜空气。开始于2017年，他们提供了一个故事，首先，一个小男孩有巨大的力量。两年后，吉布斯把他描绘成极度幸福，他把同样快乐的妹妹扛在肩上。现在，在他受美术馆委托创作的最新作品中，她正独自漂浮在这个世界上。她吹了一系列的泡泡。在一系列的泡沫中，会有一个大到足以覆盖和保护她的整个身体。我们在她的头发上看到了什么？你看到了宇宙，银河系，所以，宇宙一直在她脑海里。
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