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

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   May 12, 2020 · The closest book to fulfil that role, Robert Storr’s brief but excellent introduction, Guston (1986), is more than 30 years old. Philip Guston: A Life Spent Painting fills the gap admirably, with a clear, chronological text by Storr, a section of writings by the artist, and generous, plentiful reproductions that make it by far the most ...

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   Jan 8, 2021 · In his artwork, Guston imagined the unthinkable, himself inside the KKK hood. He addressed the question of his own complicity as a white man in maintaining the status quo.

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

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   Jan 14, 2021 · The distinctive virtue of Philip Guston Now lies in its plenitude of voices—four curators, ten artists—each teasing a different hair of the shaggy dog Guston left behind. Some, like Godfrey’s “Jewish Image-Maker,” provide a new means of looking at familiar work, others bear personal witness.

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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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6. www.artnews.com › art-in-america › aia-reviewsBook Review: Why Philip Guston is a Lodestar for Artists Today

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   Jun 22, 2020 · Shifting Styles and Moral Steadiness Made Philip Guston a Lodestar for Artists Today. By Eleanor Heartney. Shahzia Sikander’s Luminous Art Explores East and West, Past and Present, Order and ...

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   Oct 4, 2023 · Beyond the canvas, Guston grappled with existential questions, societal critiques, and the complexities of the human soul. Through insightful commentary, readers are guided through the layers of meaning embedded in Guston’s art, gaining a profound appreciation for the depth of his vision.

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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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   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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   Does Guston have a hood in 'the studio'?

   • Evil is everywhere, even within, suggests “The Studio” (1969): a Hood as Guston’s alter ego paints a self-portrait, holding a cigarette whose grey smoke writhes on a seductive rose ground dotted with hanging bulb and clock — light and time.

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   How did Guston's art change in the 1940s?

   • While at the start of the 1940s, his works still reflect similarities with the cityscapes of de Chirico, and the almost fragmentary nature of his works are comparable to Picasso’s Cubist works, the late 1940s bring about another strong change in Guston’s practice.

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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 ...