In this interview Assistant Curator Beth Citron speaks with artist Hasan Elahi about how his fascination with surveillance relates to the theme of landscape in this exhibition.
Radical Terrain, the third exhibition in the series Modernist Art from India, highlights the exploration of landscape in Indian art for the generation after independence. The exhibition will also feature new work by international contemporary artists of diverse backgrounds currently working in and identifying with landscape. This is both a response to the modernist paintings on view and to work towards a nuanced conceptual understanding of what “landscape” in art is.
Radical Terrain is currently on view at the Rubin Museum of Art, in New York, through April 2013.
See more here: radicalterrain.rmanyc.org | rmanyc.org/radicalterrain
ARTISTS ON ART - TONIGHT!
At 6:15 p.m. here at the Rubin Museum, Assistant Curator Beth Citron will lead an informal conversation with artist Isca Greenfield-Sanders about her artistic process and how landscape is incorporated into her work.
Radical Terrain, the third exhibition in the series Modernist Art from India, highlights the exploration of landscape in Indian art for the generation after independence. The exhibition will also feature new work by international contemporary artists of diverse backgrounds currently working in and identifying with landscape. This is both a response to the modernist paintings on view and to work towards a nuanced conceptual understanding of what “landscape” in art is.
Radical Terrain is currently on view now at the Rubin Museum of Art, in New York, through April 2013.
See more here: radicalterrain.rmanyc.org | rmanyc.org/radicalterrain
Here Assistant Curator Beth Citron speaks with artist Isca Greenfield-Sanders about her thoughts on landscape, and why amateur photography from the 50’s and 60’s is such a rich source of inspiration for her work.
ARTISTS ON ART | Friday, Jan 11 @ 6:15pm - FREE!
Hear Ms. Greenfield-Sanders speak in person during our Friday night conversation series “Artists on Art,” where contemporary artists lead informal conversations about their work.
Radical Terrain, the third exhibition in the series Modernist Art from India, highlights the exploration of landscape in Indian art for the generation after independence. The exhibition will also feature new work by international contemporary artists of diverse backgrounds currently working in and identifying with landscape. This is both a response to the modernist paintings on view and to work towards a nuanced conceptual understanding of what “landscape” in art is.
Radical Terrain is currently on view now at the Rubin Museum of Art, in New York, through April 2013.
See more here: radicalterrain.rmanyc.org | rmanyc.org/radicalterrain
In this interview Assistant Curator Beth Citron speaks with artist Marc Handelman about his artistic process and how he chose to interpret the theme of landscape for this exhibition.
Radical Terrain, the third exhibition in the series Modernist Art from India, highlights the exploration of landscape in Indian art for the generation after independence. The exhibition will also feature new work by international contemporary artists of diverse backgrounds currently working in and identifying with landscape. This is both a response to the modernist paintings on view and to work towards a nuanced conceptual understanding of what “landscape” in art is.
Radical Terrain is currently on view at the Rubin Museum of Art, in New York, through April 2013.
See more here: radicalterrain.rmanyc.org | rmanyc.org/radicalterrain
In this interview Assistant Curator Beth Citron speaks with artist Byron Kim about his artistic process and how his “Sunday Paintings” relate to the theme of landscape.
Radical Terrain, the third exhibition in the series Modernist Art from India, highlights the exploration of landscape in Indian art for the generation after independence. The exhibition will also feature new work by international contemporary artists of diverse backgrounds currently working in and identifying with landscape. This is both a response to the modernist paintings on view and to work towards a nuanced conceptual understanding of what “landscape” in art is.
Radical Terrain is currently on view at the Rubin Museum of Art, New York, through April 2013.
See more here: radicalterrain.rmanyc.org | rmanyc.org/radicalterrain
