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1. www.nytimes.com › 2019/03/28 › artsLincoln Kirstein: A Modern Tastemaker With Some Iffy Taste

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   Mar 28, 2019 · The Kirstein show, though, reveals that MoMA’s interest in dance is nothing new; Kirstein was the main impetus behind that and the formation, in 1940, of the museum’s Dance Archive, which was ...

2. www.metmuseum.org › art › collectionWalker Evans | Lincoln Kirstein - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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   The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Selections from the Permanent Collection - Johnson Rotation 56," April 20–August 22, 2011. Musée National d'Art Moderne, Centre Georges Pompidou. "Walker Evans," April 26, 2017–August 14, 2017. San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. "Walker Evans," October 15, 2017–February 4, 2018.

3. www.thecollector.com › bay-artists-san-francisco10 Bay Area Artists That Shaped the San Francisco Art Scene

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   Jun 12, 2024 · 10. Bay Area Artist Ruth Asawa (1926–2013) Ruth Asawa in Her Studio, San Francisco, 1969. Source: Ruth Asawa’s website. Ruth Asawa was born in Southern California to Japanese parents. When she was a teenager, her entire family was sent to internment camps. After this painful experience, Asawa was able to pursue art at Black Mountain College ...

4. journalpanorama.org › article › lincoln-kirsteins-modernLincoln Kirstein’s Modern - Panorama

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   Lincoln Kirstein’s Modern, the catalogue for the 2019 Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) exhibition of the same name, seeks to correct this constrictive categorization by presenting Kirstein as a “key connector and indefatigable catalyst who shaped and supported American artists and institutions in the 1930s and ’40s,” writes Samantha Friedman, cocurator of the exhibition (11). The extent of ...

5. post.moma.org › looking-south-lincoln-kirstein-andLooking South: Lincoln Kirstein and Latin American Art - post

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   Apr 15, 2019 · The Americas. Looking South: Lincoln Kirstein and Latin American Art. Michele Greet. April 15, 2019. Wartime espionage, and a search for “Latin Americanness” in artistic practices, was the dual mission that sent Lincoln Kirstein to Latin America in the 1940s. This essay charts these travels in relation to shifting currents in artistic ...

6. www.artsy.net › article › artsy-editorial-1010 Photographers Who Captured the Changing Face of San ...

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   Jun 21, 2016 · In Wessel’s witty images, backyard topiaries elicit as much curiosity as an anonymous man in a suit staring out to sea. The New Jersey-born photographer deftly incorporates California’s distinctive natural light—which struck him as a “physical presence” and motivated him to move to San Francisco early in his career—transforming his commonplace subjects into vignettes of light and ...

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   How did Lincoln Kirstein contribute to Modern Art?

   • Exhibition schedule: The Museum of Modern Art, New York, March 17–June 15, 2019 The remarkable contribution made by Lincoln Kirstein (1907–1996) to the modern arts in the 1930s and 1940s United States took many forms, but he is still mostly known for enhancing the status of ballet as an American art form.

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   Did Kirstein really like abstract art?

   • Kirstein’s Rolodex must have been bursting by graduation. MACAULAY Counterbalancing all this, though, is the wild variability of his taste. This was a man who knocked Manet and Matisse while promoting Paul Cadmus. SMITH Exactly. Early on Kirstein realized he didn’t like abstract art. He thought it was too subjective, without skills or standards.

   Lincoln Kirstein: A Modern Tastemaker With Some Iffy Taste

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   Who is Lincoln Kirstein?

   • The relentlessly busy life, aesthetic proclivities and multimedia achievements of Lincoln Kirstein — this country’s most catalytic balletomane — are in high relief right now in New York, thanks to two exhibitions, “Lincoln Kirstein’s Modern,” at the Museum of Modern Art, and “The Young and Evil” at David Zwirner in Chelsea.

   Lincoln Kirstein: A Modern Tastemaker With Some Iffy Taste

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   What did John Kirstein do for a living?

   • Given that he so successfully spearheaded the American ballet movement, and continued to preside over it into the late 1980s as director of the New York City Ballet (NYCB) and president of the School of American Ballet (SAB), Kirstein’s range of artistic interests is often overlooked.

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   Did Lincoln Kirstein contribute to MoMA?

   • Lincoln Kirstein’s Modern is the first published attempt to honor Kirstein’s involvement with MoMA. Beautifully illustrated with works of art that Kirstein helped procure for the museum, the catalogue also compiles a rich collection of writings that demonstrate Kirstein’s broad-ranging contributions to MoMA.

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   Is Fidelma a good portrait of Kirstein?

   • Among the portraits of Kirstein is a drawing by Fidelma that is especially poignant for its psychic complexity. Tchelitchew looked the best I’ve ever seen, especially his portrait of Fidelma with a face that is an intricate mass of circuitry — raw nerves.

   Lincoln Kirstein: A Modern Tastemaker With Some Iffy Taste

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8. www.timeout.com › san-francisco › artThe 12 best art galleries in San Francisco - Time Out

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   Feb 20, 2024 · She moved from the Dogpatch to an off-the-beaten-path stretch of the Tenderloin in 2013 and, in the spring of 2021, moved the Jessica Silverman Gallery space to Chinatown. She’s since become ...