Tag: Philip Guston
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Nicole Eisenman: What Happened
A thrilling survey of the American artist injects the venerable medium of painting with vitality and virtuosity
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Philip Guston
This strait-laced, work-focused retrospective affirms Philip Guston’s place as one of the 20th century’s finest painters
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Vida Americana: Mexican Muralists Remake American Art, 1925-45
Following the Mexican Revolution of 1920, art that reflected the country’s traditions and social ideals blossomed – and, for a while, the US fervently embraced it
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Esther Pearl Watson – interview: ‘I really search out moments of awkward humour’
The Los Angeles-based painter presents an offbeat world that reflects on a distinctly American kind of idealism
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Rose Wylie: Quack Quack
The octogenarian painter’s enormous, unpredictable canvases are by turns joyful and fearsome, introvert and extrovert, ordered and chaotic
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Abstract Expressionism: Looking East from the Far West
This exhibition considers abstract expressionism through its Asian-American practitioners, with a focus on Hawaii’s artists, as it brings them together with their US counterparts, such as Willem de Kooning, Mark Rothko and Jackson Pollock
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David Ostrowski: interview
David Ostrowski: Emotional Paintings Peres Projects, Berlin 2 May – 21 June 2014
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Philip Guston: Late Paintings
Inverleith House in the grounds of the Botanical Gardens in Edinburgh is showing the late works of Philip Guston. Just nine works are given the luxury of space, bathed in natural light, making it an unusually reflective experience.
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The Art of Philip Guston: 1913-1980
Philip Guston is one of America’s most important 20th century artists. His work occupies a unique place which the retrospective exhibition now showing at the Royal Academy in London reveals. If one views a painting such as ‘Untitled’ (Sandwich, 1980),…
