Robert Motherwell: Summer of 1971

Robert Motherwell: Summer of 1971

Robert Motherwell is communicative with his art, approaching the canvas prepared for a discussion. We join Motherwell in his studio where his commentary on art history reminds us of the fluidity possessed by both painting and genre. Thought movements, as Motherwell saw them, are not linear but overlapping, he followed the ideals of Abstract Expressionism, creating eagerly with instinctive impulse.
45min1972X-Ray16+
ArthouseDocumentarySpecial InterestHistorical
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