Turner, Monet, Twombly - Late Paintings | TateShots
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2012
- A new exhibition at Tate Liverpool compares the work of J.M.W. Turner, Claude Monet and Cy Twombly during the last decades of their lives.
In this film, we explore the parallels in their style and subject matter with Mike Leigh, who describes Turner as the world's first modern painter, and who is in the process of developing a feature film on the artist; Fiona Rae, a painter herself, who reveals how astonishing Monet's works were for their time; and Tate director Nicholas Serota, who considers why certain artists, on reaching the twilight of their careers, develop a new-found sense of freedom in their work.
Turner Monet Twombly: Later Paintings
Tate Liverpool
22 June -- 28 October 2012
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There's a room in Tate Modern with Twombly's Bacchus series and you can see all of it while standing right in front of Monet's Water Lillies. It was the most memorable and emotional experience with visual arts I've had so far.
Putting these three together is such a good idea...especially monet and twombly
I was fortunate enough to see this exhibition. A real "painterly " show. Beyond verisimilitude to expression of an almost spiritual depth.
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Great concept for an exhibition, just wish I were in England.
I wonder what Turner and Monet would think if they knew Twombly was included with them in the same exhibit.
they'd probably buy him a beer
Twombly doesn't deserve wall-space anywhere, but especially not next to Turner and Monet.
S.D. : One would take his own paintings out of the show. The other would take twombly's paintings out of the show.
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Not the first combination of artists I would have thought of. But an interesting juxtaposition.
Twombly approached the canvas as a stage on which various conflicts, battles, sexual conquests, ruminations, and reconciliations appear. He was like a matador who knew exactly when to execute the perfect stroke that would tear into the flesh and take down the beast within himself.
When you have to resort to word salad to explain rubbish you are reiterating that it is rubbish. Twombly's scribbles are a joke that rely on pseudo intellectual wannabees towing the party line in mindlessly gushing over scribbles. It is utter tosh and a scam. There is nothing creative in his work. If you told me a monkey did it I would believe you.
Ohhh to be in England..................
The first real impressionists had to be some of the first primitive artists. Imagine the first whatever to pick up a blob of mud on its fingers and start following the urge. None of the trappings of what we know today and the resulting self consciousness. Only working with what was seen and a gut instinct.
Turner was never an abstract painter in the 20th/21st century sense,he never wanted to abandon figurative art,he was a platonist,a visionary,but it suits certain agendas within the artworld to depict Turner in this way,politically and polemically,in a dumbed down way, in order to support and promote a lot of badly made abstraction which bears no resemblance to the visible world,and cause people who have never practiced or studied painting to pretentiously state ' oh he moved into abstraction you know'.Late Twombly is moving though.
I actually like Twombly best of the three.
If I give a splotch on my kitchen floor enough time, it'll start a speaking to me, too! Haha! Monet = Epic!
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Look. Don't talk. They do it or they don't. No amount of explanation will make anything happen that was never going to happen.