Blogs about: Philip Guston

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David Mazzucchelli at MoCCA3 comments

Squally Showers wrote 14 hours ago: During the course of this evening’s conversation between David Mazzucchelli and Dan Nadel, the … more →

Tags: Comics, Alex Toth, Art Spiegelman, Batman: Year One, charles schulz, Chester Gould, City of Glass, Dan Nadel, Daredevil

deCAMPed: Will SF Say Goodbye to the Fisher Collection?3 comments

Liz Hager wrote 1 week ago: (Previous VR posts on this subject can be found at A Day at CAMP: Thoughts on the Fisher Collection … more →

Tags: Bay Area Art Scene, Fine & Decorative Arts, Agnes Martin, CAMP in the Presidio, Chuck Close, Elizabeth Murray, Fisher art collection, Frank Stella, Jeff Wall

"Poor. Old. Tired. Horse." at the ICA

Admin wrote 2 weeks ago: On a boiling hot Wednesday this week I went off to the ICA to go and see the group exhibition … more →

Tags: exhibitions & events, Interesting Projects, alasdair gray, Anna Barham, carl andre, Christopher Knowles, David Hockney, dom sylvester houédard, Ferdinand Kriwet

MACBA - Museum of the future?8 comments

artsetoile wrote 1 month ago: by Meg Emmitt Thanks to a 6 hour layover in Barcelona, I was able to spend an entire afternoon at t … more →

Tags: Museums, Travel, Contemporary Art, Architecture, Guggenheim, franz kline, Bruce Nauman, frank gehry, Bilbao

Gary Panter in MoCCA-land10 comments

Squally Showers wrote 1 month ago: Being a bit of a social cripple, and a social cripple on a tight budget, I spent most of MOCCA Fest … more →

Tags: Art, Öjvind Fahlström, Comics, Edward Paolozzi, frank santoro, gary panter, H.C. Westermann, Jacques de la Villeglé, Jean Dubuffet

Gong Sounding2 comments

Deborah Barlow wrote 2 months ago: A few more thoughts gleaned from the Guggenheim show, The Third Mind. This show was as closely alig … more →

Tags: ART-making, Wisdom, The Third Mind, "john cage", Guggenheim Museum

ladder

pensum wrote 4 months ago: Watch a short documentary on Philip Guston fron NGA Hi Res or Lo Res … more →

Tags: Art, Abstract Expressionism, National Gallery of Art

The Affordable Art Fair

Arte Ponderings wrote 4 months ago: Following on from NYC’s most extravagant art fairs week of the year, with the leading Armory S … more →

Tags: Affordable Art Fair, contemporary art fair, Damien Hirst, Lucian Freud, Armory Art Fair, Will Ramsay, will's art warehouse, Battersea Park, Medeia Cohan-Petrolino

action/abstraction2 comments

pensum wrote 4 months ago: Action/Abstraction at the Albright-Knox in Buffalo, NY. Excellent interactive overview of the exhibi … more →

Tags: Abstract Expressionism, Jackson Pollock, barnett newman, Ad Reinhardt, Harold Rosenberg, Willem de Kooning, Clyfford Still, mark rothko, Clement Greenberg

YouTube - Philip Guston video biography and interview

dumblikeapainter wrote 4 months ago: One of the most fascinating painters of the 20th century. … more →

Tags: Contemporary Art, Philip Guston interview video, Modernism, 20th century painting

It's never too late to create

Val Nelson wrote 4 months ago: In the current climate of young, new, hip artists with fabulous conceptual savvy (and some of them t … more →

Tags: Painting, painting today, happiness, Art, trusting your instincts, Louis Bourgeois, Virginia Woolf, Robert Frost, Cezanne

Painting seems like some kind of peculiar miracle that I need to have again and again

karynmannix wrote 4 months ago: Philip Guston The Mirror 1957 Philip Guston (June 27, 1913 – June 7, 1980) was a notable painter and … more →

Tags: Artist Quote, Quote Of The Day, Painter

My mate Dr. Graham Etherington9 comments

Stephen Foster wrote 4 months ago: Graham is a Post-doctoral Bioinformatician. He is also a birdwatcher extraordinaire, having seen con … more →

Tags: unpublished novel, MoMA, NYC

faith, hope and impossibility

pensum wrote 5 months ago: To will a new form is inacceptable, because will builds distortions. Desire, too, is incomplete and … more →

Tags: Art, Abstract Expressionism, Will, desire

Urban Horses

jparadisirn wrote 5 months ago: mixed media/paper 2007 J.Paradisi         “There is a burden here, and it is the weight of th … more →

Tags: Posts About Art & Nursing, Art, art and nursing, Nurse Blogs, horse paintings

open on all sides

pensum wrote 5 months ago: Open on all sides we betake ourselves into wordlessness and answerlessness. (offen nach allen Seite … more →

Tags: Art, Poetry, Philosophy, Paul Celan, Poetics, Poetic Theory

Happy Belated Birthday Dear Dripper!2 comments

echostains wrote 5 months ago: pollock action-painting Google informed us that it was Jackson Pollock’s birthday yesterday. W … more →

Tags: Art, Jackson Pollock, Abstract Expressionism, dripper, De Kooning, Marc Rothko, Summertime, hart benton

(Arts Break) The Work of Eric Fischl and an Impressionable Teenager1 comment

Joe P. wrote 5 months ago: If you pledged your support at any amount to NPT this past December, you were thanked with a pass fo … more →

Tags: Art, Frist Center for the Arts, nashville, Nashville Public Television, Alice Neel, Cecily Brown, " Daniel Richter", Daniel Tidwell, Eric Fischl

namelessness

pensum wrote 6 months ago: “If man is once again to come into the vicinity of Being, he must first learn to exist in nam … more →

Tags: Art, Philosophy, Martin Heidegger


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