Tag Archives: Willem de Kooning
Celebrating Frank O'Hara
Frank O’Hara would’ve turned 87 in March if he hadn’t been hit by a dune buggy on Fire Island in 1966. O’Hara was a category straddling artist who wouldn’t be boxed-in by the preconceived boundaries that separated – and continue to separate – artists and the people who organize and comment on their work. O’Hara [...]
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Tagged 1966, Beat, Frank O'Hara, Joan Michell, Larry Rivers, New York School, Poetry, Richard O. Moore, USA: Poetry, Willem de Kooning
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Paul McCarthy's "The Painter"
The internet has become an eternal shore for moving images of all kinds. A nimble search with creative keywords will almost always reveal compelling films and television episodes washing up in the hightidewhitenoise. Recently, we’ve been turning up a number of great art videos as well. Quite by accident we just stumbled across this gem by [...]
