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Best known for her drawings of the ocean and the galaxies of the night sky, Vija Celmins has solidified herself as one of the most important artists of the postwar generation. Stepping back from painting in order to explore her photorealistic drawing style, Celmins creates spectacularly precise renderings of the natural world. In her forty year retrospective at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, Celmins recalls her beginnings in abstraction, her choices of subject matter after freeing herself of the New York School influence, and her later immersion in what must be termed her great master drawings. |
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Allen Jones: Women and Men
Marisol - Stop Motion
Screen Test: Marisol
Bob Indiana, Etc.
Screen Test: Ethel Scull
Counter Shot: Departure of the Filmmakers
Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Monumental Art
White Noise
Galaxie
Frank Miller: American Genius
Long Live the Scandals!
The Business of Thought: A Recorded History of Artists Space
Volker Bradke
Little Journeys to Great Masters
Karel Appel, Composer
Unprovoked: A Creative Process
Eric Carle, Picture Writer: The Art of the Picture Book
Bernini
Le Coureur de fond
Centre Pompidou: Ceci n'est pas un musée
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