mlobelart.bsky.social
Professor of Art History, Hunter College & CUNY Graduate Center. I look at things and then write about them. Author of Van Gogh and the End of Nature, from Yale University Press: https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300274363/van-g
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His paintings always seemed hit or miss to me, or maybe a combination of both at the same time, like each painting was missing the one thing that would pull the image together and make it truly spectacular.
Show Posthere's a rather long writeup of hiroshi sugimoto's redesign of the hirshhorn sculpture garden, which wall draw in millions of new visitors, and which follows his 2017 redesign of the hirshhorn lobby, which the museum now says is too small and needs to be expanded: greg.org/archive/2026...
Show PostBy the way, it is FRANKENSTEIN FRIDAY. Undated photograph by Grayson Mathews:
Show PostNadelman sets off a "gimmick art" reflex in me, but then I get over it and generally love his work. Even when it's twee and cutesy it's still so beautiful.
Show PostI've always loved these Nadelmans. At first simple but then they reveal more nuance as you look at them.
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