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1. www.nybooks.com › philip-gustons-discomfort-zonePhilip Guston’s Discomfort Zone - The New York Review of Books

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   Jan 14, 2021 · Estate of Philip Guston/Hauser and Wirth. Philip Guston: Studio Landscape, 1975. If a century and a half of avant-garde art has taught us anything, it is that transgression comes with a time stamp. Stylistic innovations that once repelled grow pretty (Monet), subjects that scandalized get dismissed with a shrug (Manet).

2. www.apollo-magazine.com › philip-guston-a-life‘Philip Guston’ by Robert Storr, reviewed | Apollo Magazine

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   May 12, 2020 · Guston turned his back on abstract art because he loved to talk, and the conversation will always be better in a fallen, damaged world, among the image makers. Philip Guston: A Life Spent Painting by Robert Storr will be published by Laurence King Publishing in September. From the May 2020 issue of Apollo. Preview and subscribe here.

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   Feb 1, 2024 · The current Philip Guston retrospective at the Tate Modern presents a vast selection of the artist’s life works spanning over 50 years, from the age of 17 up until his death. A conflicted, restless artist, with an ever-changing approach to style, the exhibition poignantly traces Guston’s relentless artistic conflictions in his portrayal of the tumultuous world around him.

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4. www.ft.com › content › 50b9016e-6cd2-4c8d-aafe-35cdPhilip Guston, Tate Modern review — violent, unsettling and ...

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   Oct 5, 2023 · The tremendous Philip Guston retrospective just arrived at Tate Modern is perfect pitch: gripping in painterly expression and energy, awash with colour and drama, revelatory at every turn ...

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5. www.metmuseum.org › perspectives › philip-gustonPhilip Guston: The Not For Sale Collection - The Metropolitan ...

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   Jun 16, 2023 · Musa Guston Mayer takes us into the studio of her father, the artist Philip Guston, reflecting on her relationship with him and the future of his legacy. Philip Guston (American, born Canada, 1913–80). The Line, ca.1978. Oil on canvas, 71 × 73 1/4 in. (180.3 × 186.1 cm). Promised Gift of Musa Guston Mayer to The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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   Oct 13, 2023 · Guston’s intense commitment to painting means that political questions can’t be read as separate from his work. There are, in fact, bigger questions than politics at stake, at least for an artist. Guston’s shifting from realism to abstraction, and then back again, speaks to an artist wrestling with the fundamental issue of painting, image ...

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   Did Philip Guston make a living thing?

   • In her classic book A Critical Study of Philip Guston (1976), the critic Dore Ashton noted Guston’s attention to how a painter might ‘make a living thing’. Of one of his paintings, he said ‘I feel I have made a Golem’.

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   What makes Philip Guston a great retrospective?

   • The tremendous Philip Guston retrospective just arrived at Tate Modern is perfect pitch: gripping in painterly expression and energy, awash with colour and drama, revelatory at every turn, superbly calibrated in balancing art historical narrative, the painter’s personal journey and social context.

   Philip Guston, Tate Modern review — violent, unsettling and thrilling

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   Who is Philip Guston?

   • A conflicted, restless artist, with an ever-changing approach to style, the exhibition poignantly traces Guston’s relentless artistic conflictions in his portrayal of the tumultuous world around him. Philip Guston. Photo by Barbara Sproul. You have to come from somewhere, you don’t come out of the sky.

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   What is Philip Guston now about?

   • Philip Guston Now, as the show was originally titled, was all about making Guston out to be relevant to the ‘now’, and its preoccupations with social justice. It’s perhaps ironic that the show then became hostage to the culture war over the relevance of Guston’s more ‘political’ paintings.

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   How big is Philip Guston?

   • Philip Guston, Bombardment, 1937. Oil on panel. Diameter: 42 in. Philadelphia Museum of Art.

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   How did Picasso influence Philip Guston?

   • Being exposed to works by Pablo Picasso and Giorgio de Chirico had a profound effect on Guston, as their influences can be seen in the dreamlike images of his early works. Philip Guston, Mother and Child, c. 1930. Tate Modern, UK. © The Estate of Philip Guston.

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   Jul 21, 2020 · Philip Guston: A Life Lived Through Art. Philip Guston, Painting, Smoking, Eating, 1973. Oil on canvas. 77 1/2 × 103 1/2 in. Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam. Although he made his name in the 1950s and ‘60s as an Abstract Expressionist, Philip Guston is now best remembered for the dark humor conveyed in the cartoon-like figurative paintings and ...