Filmed interview of Australian artist Susan Norrie
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Interview with painter and film director Julian Schnabel
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In the upper parts of the tower, we find the more modern radios made in the 1990’
Tate glossary definition for white cube: Refers to a certain gallery aesthetic characterised by its square or oblong shape, white walls and a light source usually from the ceiling
Westley Hester Westley delves into the archives of St Martin’s School of Art, and finds
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Artist page for Charles Web Gilbert (1867–1925)
began experimenting in casting in bronze he met with many difficulties and could find
Find out the latest information about the Tate archive Donald Rodney Third World
short film about Mira Schendel retrospective at Tate Modern
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Kisling writes about the ‚joy of working‘, even in the circumstances of the moment and express his joy that Lipchitz continues to work and has good ‚morale‘. He also speaks about receiving ‚a good letter from M-me.Barr‘ and that she hsa already occupied herself with efforts to make Lipchitz come [to the USA]. There is also talk of organising an exhibition in New York when Lipchitz will have all his work back from Washington. He adds that the American JOINT has funding for this kind of arrangement. Full text: ‚My dear Jacques, Your letter of the 20th of November only …
I think I will finally be able to leave at the end of January, if I can find a space
24 September Dear Baroness Schey! The sun’s just gone down and I’m back here again with muddy boots and a mountain sweat (I’ve been hunting skylarks again). My unguided steps led me up the mountain to that lovely clearing we found with Clemens, where we sledged on lederhosen. And I found two solitary larks, though one had too much and the other had too little. The one was more slender, elongated, hollow-eyed and quixotic than Don Quixote himself. The other was as sweet, meaningless and well-mannered as a sweet, meaningless and well-mannered Biedermeier bourgeoise. I enjoy looking at trees with …
I’m yet to find a tree with features so distinctive and strong, whose branches whisper
