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The designers were challenged to find inspiration at L.A.'s Getty Museum, which made me wonder...what work of art most inspires you? My all-time favorite is a Jackson Pollock painting called The Key, and I can get lost in it for hours. Full Article at Glamour
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Milwaukee, WI - Abstract Expressionism, film noir, Beat poetry, and the New Journalism are all widely recognized aftershocks of World War II, representing a broad aesthetic revolution that championed spontaneity and subjective interpretation as the... Full Article at Art Knowledge News
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"My ten millionth grandfather was Jonathan Edwards," critic Dave Hickey told us last week as part of the Clarice Smith Distinguished Lecture Series at American Art. He added, "But I'm not going to give you any of that." Full Article at Eye Level
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In yesterday's examination of the Hirshhorn's Anne Truitt retrospective I discussed how Truitt didn't fit neatly into the categories that critics and scholars have built up around post-war art. Sure, Truitt's a minimalist, but only kind of. Full Article at ArtsJournal
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T o confess a passion for Pre-Raphaelite painting in the art world these days is to reveal a love that dare not speak its name. Our generation has been trained to scorn these works as decorative, sentimental, retrograde. But they're due for a comeback. Full Article at Globe and Mail
