Andrew Graham-Dixon: ‘Truants of the memory’, in The Independent Magazine, 16 Oct. 1993, pp.38-43, 45. Renowned for his mastery of colour, Hodgkin represented Britain at the Venice Biennale in 1984, was awarded the Turner Prize in 1965 and was knighted in 1992. Before I went to interview Howard Hodgkin, I had a fantasy. Sir Howard Hodgkin, Turner Prize winner, representative of Britain at the Venice Biennale, Companion of Honour, subject of major retrospectives at the … David Sylvester and Hodgkin in conversation for Judy Marle's 1982 film for the Arts Council. This interview with Howard Hodgkin, who has died aged 84, was first published in June 2016 as part of our In The Studio series The British artist … ], in Art Review, Oct. 1993, vol.45, pp.4-6. His maternal grandfather, Gordon Hewart, was Lord Chief Justice between 1922 and 1940, and his cousins included the art critic Roger Fry, the artist Eliot Hodgkin, and the conductor John Eliot Gardiner. Working with the Printer 1st January 1986 Jack Shirreff, Howard Hodgkin’s master printer at 107 Workshop, Wiltshire, is retiring. One of Britain’s most celebrated contemporary painters, Hodgkin composed powerful, expressive works that, while nominally abstract, … Howard Hodgkin, born in 1932, is widely regarded as one of the most significant painters at work in Britain today. Interviews; Interviewed by David Sylvester, by Howard Hodgkin and David Sylvester. Ver más ideas sobre Arte, Artistas, Pinturas.
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A number of documentary films and printed interviews were commissioned on Hodgkin's work, including for The BBC's flagship arts program Arena in 1984, the same year that he represented Britain at Remembering Howard Hodgkin, an Interview March 14, 2017 by Judd Tully Sir Howard Hodgkin, the Tate Prize winning British painter who died last week in London at age 84 consented to an interview at his Bloomsbury studio home in 2010 for a profile in Art + Auction magazine. April 5, 2008. "Howard Hodgkin: the later, greater Hodgkin".
Hodgkin has lent his own memories palpable, sensual form in the rich blues and reds of this painting, demonstrating the extent to which, as Susan Sontag quoted him, he paints, 'representational pictures of emotional situations' (Hodgkin, quoted in S. Sontag, 'About Hodgkin', pp.
Hodgkin made his first lithograph in 1953 and continued to make prints, in a variety of print mediums, until his death in 2017. By the age of five he had already decided to become a painter, a fact he often publicly commented on later in life.
Frances Spalding interviewed Howard Hodgkin for The Charleston Magazine (a publication dedicated to the history, work and interrelationships of the Bloomsbury Group), which she edits, issue 6, Winter/Spring 1992. A bohemian bookseller’s wonderfully written letters to painter Howard Hodgkin evoke a bygone world Published: 8 Oct 2018 . Howard Hodgkin: Strictly Personal is a retrospective survey of prints by Sir Howard Hodgkin (1932 – 2017) spanning six decades. Interview with Karen Wright, www.telegraph.co.uk. 97-109, E. Juncosa (ed. This man (who had never met me before in his life, but let's not get bogged down in boring detail), this great man, this great artist, would suddenly unveil a little oblong of multi-coloured splodges and swirls and, on a sudden impulse, beg me to take it.
He had just finished a picture called “Indian Sea”, and he was tired.
18-ago-2016 - Explora el tablero de h0llar "Howard Hodgkin" en Pinterest. Sir Howard Hodgkin, the Tate Prize winning British painter who died last week in London at age 84 consented to an interview at his Bloomsbury studio home in 2010 for a profile in Art + Auction magazine. Howard Hodgkin was sitting watching dusk fall from the balcony of his Mumbai apartment when I arrived. —Howard Hodgkin. DAVID SYLVESTER: A lot of your pictures are painted over a period of three, four, five years, or longer. Published in 2014, on the occasion of the exhibition "Howard Hodgkin" at Gagosian Gallery Paris Texts by James Fenton, Susan Sontag, and Julian Barnes.
John McEwen: ‘Colour too deep for comfort’, in Sunday Telegraph, 10 Oct. 1993, Review p.6. In one interview he referred to retrospective exhibitions as "a kind of death". Jun 7, 2019 - Explore gwaring07's board "Howard Hodgkin" on Pinterest. Howard Hodgkin was sitting watching dusk fall from the balcony of his Mumbai apartment when I arrived. He had just finished a picture called “Indian Sea”, and he was tired. Edward Lucie-Smith: ‘In profile: Howard Hodgkin’ [interview, on occasion of d’Offay exhib. Dear Howard: Tales Told in Letters by David Batterham – review.
Gagosian is pleased and honored to present Last Paintings, an exhibition of Howard Hodgkin’s final works.