Philip Guston at Tate Modern

Andrew explores the Philip Guston retrospective at Tate Modern.
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[@MrPhotodoc]

Tragic story of his life but a brilliant come back. A lesson for us all.

[@ebbelaurssoerensen3908]

Thank you very much - I think he is one of the most strange painters - figurative in an abstract and brutal but very clear way, very strange and fantastic !!!

[@ThreefoldDesigns]

Oh, what a great exhibition - thanks for sharing!

[@zanaglaser8001]

Thank you Andrew…that was very interesting….

[@macraghneall6883]

....oh and that art encyclopedia you were involved with is one of the best I've ever bought. So we'll laid out. Intelligent!

[@macraghneall6883]

Are you sincere when auction houses hire you to talk about paintings going to auction ? Seems like a conflict of interest that encourages you to lie etc. I love your take on art in most cases but this troubled me as you can't be unbiased if they pay you.

[@bigjohnknew]

Of course it’s biased, he’s getting paid! Lol

[@frankreynolds3851]

Haha I know, just turning the screw on his integrity.

[@olivierbolton8683]

a sense of ???????? nausea ? Bingo Bango! like all things contemptory...

[@danielmoore9214]

Certainly a whiff of Dali...

[@newromantico]

Guston was a terrible, terrible painter. Just awful. His paintings are almost laughably bad.