[Skowhegan lecture archive], 2006

The Resource [Skowhegan lecture archive], 2006
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[Skowhegan lecture archive], 2006
Statement of responsibility
Berkson, Bill
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2006
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Language
eng
Summary
Paul Mellon Lecturer, Bill Berkson, reads from the poetry of Kenneth Koch, Dante, and Wordsworth, as well as his own, and talks about the relationship between the world of art and that of poetry, in practice, impact, and their place in a larger arts context. Berkson discusses the influence of Kenneth Koch as an educator as compared to that of Hans Hofmann, Freud and the concept of happiness, the experience of light as it relates to life, and the passing of an era when artists from all disciplines were more socially connected with one another. During the Q&A session, Berkson fields diverse questions such as what painter he would choose to be if he could, a description of his daily practice of poetry, art criticism, globalization and the arts, and the value of MFA programs
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Forms part of Skowhegan lecture archive
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MWiCA
Date time place
Lecture recorded at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture: 2006
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Literary text for sound recordings
lectures speeches
Location of originals duplicates
  • Getty Research Institute,
  • Museum of Modern Art,
  • San Francisco Museum of Modern Art,
  • Tate Britain, Tate Library and Archive,
  • Archives of American Art,
  • Art Institute of Chicago,
  • Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute,
  • Colby College Museum of Art,
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Skowhegan lecture archive
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