Richard Serra at MoMA - Torqued Ellipse IV (1998)
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@solidysnake1 I have a well-calibrated pretentious bullshit detector as well. However, having seen and been in Serra's Torqued Spiral at the Pulitzer Foundation in St. Louis, I have to tell you that this isn't bullshit. You really can't judge a sculpture (an environment, really) like this by video; experienced in person, it is mysterious, disorienting, and nearly overwhelming. I had a gut response to it, not an intellectual one, and it was immensely satisfying.
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@manwithnoname123 Thank you.
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this is pretentious nonsense! Don't you people realize that?
I always thought art is something that required great skill by artists who trained their whole life in a craft. I appreciate how a virtuoso violinist play a beautiful and complex peace of music.
How does a simple arc worth our attention?
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Richard Serra is a large rusty curved fake. He rotates in relation to his own misguided ego.
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richard serra is a rock star.
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gertrudis segmentando el subsuelo MOMA.
time ellapse - elipse true
serra - sierra
horizon-inside esculptures
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It's really awesome and very difficult to achieve materializing a complete mental process! This is more than great!
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It's great, those churches in Rome too.
It's fascinating to hear Serra comment on the genesis of the Torqued Ellipse - how a building hundreds of years old old inspired a work of art centuries later. Serra is a monumental talent, a sculptor of great intelligence and depth, producing a body of work like no other artist. and the physicality of his immense steel pieces is really awe-inspiring. Yes, it's tiring to still hear people questioning the validity of "Modern art". Geeez, the Armory show was in 1913 for Christsakes!
manwithnoname123 4 years ago 5
Speak for yourself. Or inform your readers with a legitimate reason for a comment so banal as your own.
dicostu 2 years ago