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1. michaelblackwoodproductions.com › project › philipPhilip Guston: A Life Lived - Michael Blackwood Productions

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   Biography and significance of Philip Guston on The Art Story. Released in 1981, Philip Guston: A Life Lived is an art documentary film & interview exploring his work from 1930s up until his 1980 retrospective.

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

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   Jun 16, 2023 · Philip Guston: The Not For Sale Collection. 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. June 16, 2023. 8 min. watch.

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   Philip Guston was in a tangle his whole life between the two motions had by every person, and so grandly comprehended by Eli Siegel: the constant desire to respect the world—the intense, imaginative, relation of oneself and the world which is the source of all art—and that motion away from the world, a contempt for things in order to give ...

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6. www.tate.org.uk › whats-on › tate-modern5 things to know about Philip Guston - Tate

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   • He constantly changed his painting style. As an artist, Philip Guston didn't typically stick to a single painting style over his career. He constantly pushed himself to evolve in new and different directions.
   • He started his career painting murals. Growing up, Philip Guston loved drawing and comic books. He taught himself to sketch and published his first cartoon when he was just 13.
   • His art was influenced by politics and real-life events. Guston’s Jewish parents fled present-day Ukraine for Los Angeles when he was nine. From a young age, he was interested in communism and leftist politics.
   • He worked with poets. Guston lived to paint, but also loved poetry, saying ‘they [the poets] see without the jargon of art’. He created 'poem-pictures,' vibrant illustrations of everyday items to accompany poems, for his wife, poet Musa McKim and others.

7. www.tate.org.uk › art › artistsGet to Know Philip Guston - Tate

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   Guston is young, talented and he's starting to connect with other artists about how they could respond to the world in turmoil and how to use art in a political way. He's looking at the perpetuators of racist violence and particularly the Ku Klux Klan and these hooded figures.

8. www.imdb.com › title › tt1832431Philip Guston: A Life Lived (1981) - IMDb

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   Philip Guston: A Life Lived: Directed by Michael Blackwood. With Clark Coolidge, Musa Guston, Philip Guston, Henry Hopkins. Philip Guston is a powerful staple of the abstract expressionist movement, though he would prefer it be referred to as the New York School.

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   Who was Philip Guston?

   • Philip Guston is a powerful staple of the abstract expressionist movement, though he would prefer it be referred to as the New York School. Along with composers, choreographers and his fellow visual artists, Guston found his place in the avant garde.

   Philip Guston: A Life Lived Documentary Film & Interview

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   What did Philip Guston think about 'the brutality of the world'?

   • Philip Guston thought hard about the artist's responsibility to bear witness to ‘the brutality of the world‘. Consistently changing and reinventing, he sought to make work that embodies life’s complexities, its beauty, absurdity, humour and suffering.

   Get to Know Philip Guston - Tate

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   What can you learn from Philip Guston?

   • Philip Guston [archive recording]: It’s taken me years to come to the conclusion, or to the believe that the only thing one can really learn is the capacity to be able to change. Michael Wellen: It’s late at night and Philip Guston can't sleep but he's making paintings of people who are.

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   What does Philip Guston say about America?

   • Philip Guston [archive recording]: Guston: The war, the political conventions state of the world, everything I don't think it's limited just to America either I mean, the violence in the world ever since I’ve been alive which everybody, everyone experiences that

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   What influenced Philip Guston?

   • Guston made a life-long stand against racism. Very early on, he used his paintbrush as a powerful tool to protest the frightening events shaping the world around him. 3. His art was influenced by politics and real-life events Philip Guston Flatlands 1970 San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (San Francisco, USA)

   5 things to know about Philip Guston - Tate

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   How big is Philip Guston?

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

   Philip Guston: A Life Lived Through Art | Art & Object

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10. www.artandobject.com › news › philip-guston-lifePhilip Guston: A Life Lived Through Art - Art & Object

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    Jul 21, 2020 · 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 drawings that he prolifically produced during the last twelve years of his life, which ended in 1980.