Tag: Hans Namuth
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Judith Wechsler: ‘Film allows, even invites, inclusivity of media. It’s one of the reasons I love making films’
The American film-maker and art historian discusses her remarkable body of documentaries on art, including her latest project, a suggestively melancholy portrait of Aby Warburg
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Jackson Pollock: Blind Spots
Jackson Pollock’s black paintings have been unjustifiably dismissed by many. Tate Liverpool’s exhibition focuses on this largely neglected period, including also drawings and sculptures done not long before the artist’s untimely death
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A Delicate Game of Cat-and-Mouse
The experience of art is not merely a matter of looking at it, but thinking and talking about it. For nearly 50 years, English critic and biographer Michael Peppiatt has been getting artists to talk about the art they create,…
