Philip guston

The debate surrounding the postponement of a show containing depictions of Klansmen is indicative of a larger cultural crisis, Peter Schjeldahl writes.

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Philip Guston

The tragicomic scenes in Philip Guston's post-1968 work were filled with stubbly, cigarette-smoking, Popeye-like self-portraits mixed with hooded Ku Klux Klansmen (frequently self-portraits also), assigned roles equivalent to those of Babel's marauding Cossacks. Those who grasped the significance of Guston's challenge to established "high modernist" taste immersed themselves in the strange vision of contemporary life he portrayed in a tumultuous tidal wave of images.

The Timothy Taylor Gallery is delighted to announce an unusual exhibition of paintings and works on paper dating from the early 1950’s through to the late 1970’s which present an insight into the mechanics of Guston’s mind and method, clearly charting his development of a new way of seeing from...

Philip Guston - Painting, Smoking, Eating - 1973 Courtesy of Art Knowledge News.

gallerie dell'accademia di venezia presents 'philip guston and the poets' - an exhibition introducing the american painter in relation to the language of five poets.

An extract of Philip Guston's thoughts on painting and drawings taken from an upcoming book, I Paint What I Want to See (2022), featuring his notes and interviews

The National Gallery of Art has postponed a blockbuster show featuring a renowned American Jewish artist because his work needs further “interpreting.”