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Contains material relating to J.P. Hodin’s writings on the Icelandic artist Nina Tryggvadottir (1913-68). There is a typescript of Hodin’s article titled ‚Nina Tryggvadottir‘ (published in ‚Art News‘); two brief letters from Tryggvadottir with a completed artist questionnaire; photographs of works; a press cutting from ‚The Star‘ and a number of exhibition catalogues. There are also two press cuttings relating to the unveiling of a monument in memory of Nina Tryggvadottir with a transcript of a speech given by Al Copley on the occasion and a copy of ‚The American Scandinavian Review‘ featuring an article on the artist.
Chagall 2 Objects Oskar Kokoschka 8 Objects Else

use seashells, napkins, toy vehicles and anything else

This supported everything else we did.

film interview Mike Nelson turner prize 2007
of my head doesn’t know that, my head is somewhere else

Full text (in translation): ‚Dear Friend, It’s already been two weeks since I left Paris, I haven’t done any work, I spent entire days resting and I can finally see the results. I’m still not in good shape and I can see time passing while I think of a lot of things without being able to appreciate what’s good here! The tranquility, the wilderness and all the steps in between, the absence of noises and the Metro etc. We are going to bed at 10 pm, it is marvelous! But the sea and nature don?t work with me, I could …
Degas at the Museum of the l’Orangerie, but nothing else

Exclusively for Tate, artist Cindy Sherman has photographed her own studio. Betsy Berne interviews her.
picture, so it’s hard to articulate that to somebody else

Short film about Man Ray’s sculpture The Lovers
Can we go somewhere else, now? Sure. Okay.

Ernesto Salmeron artist video interview
I needed something else, something more meaningful.

Watch Phillip King in his studio as he works on his sculpture recoil
because it has… everything has to support everything else

Schwaz 16 June 1930 Dear Baroness Schey! The car is ready. As I said on the telephone, all’s well here. I’m sorry Beate is showing her family such an unflattering side of herself – that she takes the presence of her siblings as an opportunity to spoil the atmosphere with her unfriendly moods. Since we’ve been alone she’s been neither unpleasant nor unreasonable. I’m stricter than I used to be. On several occasions I’ve had words with her about good manners, amiability in general, attentiveness, gratitude and so on. Although she took these reproaches badly (one could hardly expect otherwise), …
flinches and squirms with pain if there’s anyone else