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amazing view from our flat. J'aime Paris.
As a painter, I spend most of my time at the beginning of the artistic process. Over the last few weeks of heavy museum going, I’ve had the chance to step into the end role of viewer and audience. Often my experience interacting with art in galleries and museums is not exactly a relaxing one. The atmosphere tends to be intimidating, uptight, and sometimes unwelcoming. Add children to the mix and it can be an even more nerve racking experience to view art. It’s always refreshing when I walk into a museum or gallery with my family and feel relaxed. Most of the museums in London are free and low-key. The @tate even has portable chairs to properly contemplate the art. As times change, it’s refreshing to see the ways our public spaces help facilitate the conversation between the artist, art, and audience.
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when one of your favorite paintings finds its perfect home. 𓆃 thank you @magzzhu @carvalhoparknewyork
I loved this dark, compact room filled with large Rothko paintings. Rothko envisioned the environment he wanted for this series as he created them. He saw these paintings as objects of contemplation, demanding the viewer’s complete absorption. We sat in here for quite awhile. Like people and good conversations, paintings open up and unfold as you spend time with them.
Love seeing these two strong women - Lee Krasner & my twelve year old girl. ✨ I’ve been reading + listening to “Ninth Street Women” immersing myself in the early modern art scene & Lee’s world. This was one of my favorite paintings today at the @tate in London.