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The Silo by Raphael Rubinstein | Gasiorowski
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Matisse Etc. (part 2). May 31, 2015. Gérard Gasiorowski, Les Symptômes: Aro Gu Rerec, 1983, acrylic on canvas, approx 8 foot 2 inches by 6 feet 6 inches. Collection Adrien Maeght, Saint-Paul. Gérard Gasiorowski: Starting the Painting Again. Hatje Cantz, 2010) and. Gérard Gasiorowski, Callipyge La Vénus (Callypian Venus) 1965, approx. 4 feet, 11 inches square. Gérard Gasiorowski: Starting the Painting Again. Gérard Gasiorowski, Pot de Fleurs No. 187-188. The series continued until 1982, by which time ther...
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The Silo by Raphael Rubinstein | 2013 | February
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Matisse Etc. (part 2). Monthly Archives: February 2013. Like many others, I have often repeated the orthodoxy that the early 1980s saw a return to painting, a rediscovery of figuration, an embrace of dramatic content and an explicit engagement with art history. And, like everyone else who … Continue reading →. The Silo by Raphael Rubinstein.
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The Silo by Raphael Rubinstein | Reinecke
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Matisse Etc. (part 2). May 3, 2015. I discovered the work of Chris Reinecke by chance earlier this year during a random stroll on the last day of a visit to Düsseldorf. I’d already seen the Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, which owns Max Beckmann’s. Surely one of the 20. Environment garments) from 1967 were boxy containers made of transparent plastic. After dressing audience members in them, Reinecke wrote descriptions of the objects and landscape elements surrounding the wearers. Other works i...Chris...
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The Silo by Raphael Rubinstein | 2013 | March
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Matisse Etc. (part 2). Monthly Archives: March 2013. The Silo by Raphael Rubinstein.
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The Silo by Raphael Rubinstein | 2012 | September
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Matisse Etc. (part 2). Monthly Archives: September 2012. See “Karin Davie Press Release, 1999” in the Vitrine section of The Silo. See Silo entry on Amy Goldin under “The Critics.”. THOMAS McEVILLEY [posted March 12, 2013] Like so many other great art critics before him (and, let’s hope, like more to follow), Tom McEvilley, who died March 2, 2013, stumbled into art criticism from other intellectual territory. In his case, … Continue reading →. The Silo by Raphael Rubinstein.
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On Lower Manhattan’s Memory Lane | Brian Dupont: Artist's Texts
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Brian Dupont: Artist's Texts. An artist's writings on art. On Lower Manhattan’s Memory Lane. Walking into Cheim and Read. Feels like visiting a gathering of old friends. Raphael Rubinstein. Has laid out a thesis for an alternate narrative of painting in the 1980’s that is not unknown, but is still not as recognized as it could (or should) be. [i]. But to a man [iv]. They were ultimately much less influential to the practice of painters going forward; if there is a hopeful lesson to be found here, it may ...
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The Silo by Raphael Rubinstein | 2015 | January
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Matisse Etc. (part 2). Monthly Archives: January 2015. There are times when, as a viewer, you become intensely aware of the richness of contexts, references, influences and meanings circulating around, through and out of an artist’s work. As you look at the work, countless connections and revelations come … Continue reading →. The Silo by Raphael Rubinstein.
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The Silo by Raphael Rubinstein | 2012 | May
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Matisse Etc. (part 2). Monthly Archives: May 2012. Cindy Sherman is clearly a major artist, arguably the most important American artist of her generation, probably the most influential. She is one of those transformational figures whose appearance divides art history into a before and after. The 2012 survey … Continue reading →. The Silo by Raphael Rubinstein.
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The Silo by Raphael Rubinstein | Matisse Etc. (part 2)
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Matisse Etc. (part 2). Matisse Etc. (part 1). Matisse Etc. (part 2). December 1, 2014. Amy Feldman, Stanley Whitney, Bernard Piffaretti, Laura Owens, Michael Krebber, Matt Connors, Rebecca Morris, Patricia Treib, Lori Ellison, Franklin Evans). How is it that someone who dreamed of an art of balance, of purity, of serenity, devoid of troubling and depressing subject matter became a source of relentless innovation and provided a map for the deconstruction (with Supports/Surfaces. Michael Krebber, MP-KREBM-...
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The Silo by Raphael Rubinstein | Matisse Etc. (part 1)
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Matisse Etc. (part 2). Matisse Etc. (part 2) →. Matisse Etc. (part 1). October 27, 2014. Influence is only interesting when it results in something unexpected, when it jumps languages, generations, mediums, styles, when it is not immediately recognizable as such. I’m thinking about influence because I’m thinking about Matisse, whose influence pervades the last 100 years of art perhaps more widely and deeply than any other single artist. Why did Matisse have such a massive, and prolonged, impact? A maveri...
