Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Kind

[Translation/transcription] 1 Albert Studios 4 Albert Street NW1 7 December 1958 Dear Pepi, Just a few words, but not too many, because I don’t want to infect you with my pre-Christmas depression. These infernal Lupercalia darken my [illegible] with their ominous shadows. I hope you’re all well – I would have liked so much to have seen you all, but it’s quite impossible to escape this hell. Winter and lack of light make painting almost impossible. The cultural attaché from the German Embassy sent me a small cheque for a small picture – couldn’t come to the exhibition, nor was …
Kind regards to you both, in (eternal) haste, Erich

Tate glossary definition for metaphysical art: Early twentieth century Italian art movement typified by dream-like views of eerie arcaded squares with unexpected juxtapositions of objects
on the development of the dream-like, or oneiric, kind

Listen to this episode of Tate’s Walks of Art podcast series, playwright and critic Bonnie Greer explores the lives and work of the Bloomsbury Group, including Duncan Grant and Vanessa Bell.
There is a kind of honesty in the way that Grant lives

Artist page for Brian Fielding (1933–1986)
approach to painting in which abstract form (albeit of a kind

Artist page for Bernard Frize (born 1949)
the process is a way of engaging the viewer in a kind

Artist page for Guy Bourdin (1928–1991)
He set the stage for a new kind of fashion photography

[Transcription/translation] 7 October 1973 My dear Berlioz, Enclosed the review of your book. Please do keep it. There is no such thing as Jewish art, and I am not a Jewish artist. Born in Berlin and raised on German art and culture, I shall not let Hitler (the prick) win by allowing myself to be branded as such!!! There is one human religion, but I do not stem from orthodox Jews. My father was a liberal Jew. Heine was Jewish, and lived out his last years in Paris, but he remained a great German artist. When Socrates was asked to …
Yours with kind regards, Else Meidner Read more Archive

[Transcription/translation] 30 July 1975 Dear Dr Hodin, I’ve always told myself that if I must be the fool, I shall be the good fool and not the bad fool! I refuse to accept that I wrote too soon, for you suggested the monograph a year ago, when I didn’t dare undertake anything because it was too expensive. I should have liked to have had back the letters from Ludwig that I lent you for your book; you forgot to give them back to me. It seems I was right to have buried all hope years ago. I did not deserve …
Kind regards from your good fool, EM Read more Archive

Exclusively for Tate, artist Cindy Sherman has photographed her own studio. Betsy Berne interviews her.
and every closet in the studio trying to find some kind

[Translation/transcription] 1 Albert Studios 20 Albert Street NW1 1 November 1978 Dear Pepi, Just a couple of words, a sign of life from my schlemielium jail. In spite of everything, the muse is working, despite dark clouds, failing eyesight and all manner of unspeakable things. My late style, the Grandpa Moses period, has begun. I couldn’t come to the German exhibition. The cultural attaché fell in love with one little painting, wants to buy it (but not for much). I hope I’ll get an exhibition catalogue. The whole thing, so it seems, stood under an evil star. It really is …
Kind regards to you both.