The newspapers were already running canned retrospectives of her legacy.
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The theater kicks off its summer programming with two retrospectives.
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"Retrospectives are the worst; they are really killing," she said.
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Unlike most retrospectives, the organization is not linear or chronological.
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Artist retrospectives most often fall into the genre of historical fiction.
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Massive retrospectives featuring the work of iconic fashion designers is nothing new.
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That's the risk of retrospectives, and this year was heavy with them.
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The exhibition will have a different look and feel than most retrospectives.
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And that means one thing in the media world: time for some retrospectives!
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Since his death, only two Beckmann retrospectives have appeared in New York museums.
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Full and exemplary retrospectives of major but under-known American artists are rare.
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The festival is also planning retrospectives for Bloodworth-Thomason's Evening Shade and Hearts Afire.
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Other times, it would be set aside for interviews, post-show analysis, and retrospectives.
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The game-changing Austrian-Italian designer Ettore Sottsass (1917-2007) was ambivalent about retrospectives.
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Surfer magazine recently published a series of year-end retrospectives with its photography staff.
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Dual retrospectives of paintings and woodcuts underscore Frankenthaler's restless experimentation in image and materials.
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Art Review Full and exemplary retrospectives of major but under-known American artists are rare.
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The prize is intended to counter the prevalence of single-artist retrospectives and blockbuster shows.
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In far future retrospectives of Ramsay's (hopefully many) films, god, I hope it plays differently.
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Yet in both cases, the drama builds, the retrospectives flow and the critical assessments are made.
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Here are five retrospectives written about science, technology, and tech culture at the end of 215.
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In 2011, the Ogden presented side-by-side retrospectives of Ms. Schwartz and Ms. Sacabo's work.
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His last solo album, "Retrospectives," released in 2016, revisited his favorite P-Funk compositions as instrumentals.
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The big Rauschenberg retrospectives at the Guggenheim and the Tate have certainly privileged the early work.
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But perhaps you're more of a Friends fanatic, unfazed by recent divisive (but ultimately correct) retrospectives.
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In the past decade, Vienna-based curator Dieter Buchhart has led a string of major Basquiat retrospectives.
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In a few weeks' time, the annual retrospectives of the January 25 uprising will start to appear.
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In 1931, Matisse was the subject of major retrospectives around the world, from New York to Berlin.
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You have had many retrospectives at museums like the Guggenheim in 1989 to the MoMA earlier this year.
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This means it's probably an appropriate time to do one of those, "Where are they now?" type retrospectives.
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Retrospectives of Diane Arbus and Kerry James Marshall are on the way, and Vijay Iyer's performance residency continues.
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This year's Retrospectives program consists of just three films (and two, "Scarface" and "Schindler's List," aren't exactly unknown).
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Our critics choose the best dance moments of a year crowded with major retrospectives and important new works.
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The core strength of the show are the galleries dedicated to individual artists, which are tantamount to mini-retrospectives.
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When I re-see movies—especially in these retrospectives—I see certain movies where time has not destroyed them.
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The fact there are these two huge retrospectives at these specific museums is because of him and his intention.
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But as more work by women is organized into surveys and retrospectives, there is an odd addition — their wardrobe.
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The company could host retrospectives for directors like Noah Baumbach, for example, that could also include non-Netflix originals.
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SPECIAL COLUMN — I don't do annual retrospectives, but there is something heavy about moving from one decade to another.
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Rest assured, you'll be seeing plenty of retrospectives on debates of elections past starting today and certainly through the weekend.
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Two big East Coast museums will present retrospectives of French artists who used Delacroix's example for an age of industry.
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We were also compelled to shout out the carefully curated film retrospectives at the landmark Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM).
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Full disclosure: I actually wrote one of those many retrospectives, a whole book on the history and legacy of Friends.
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But 20 years from now, when people are watching retrospectives of Zhang's work, they won't be watching the Great Wall trailer.
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Nor were they of the older, more archetypal museumgoing variety who can customarily be found doing the rounds of recherché retrospectives.
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Over that time, the app has pretty much become synonymous with photo editing and there will surely be plenty of retrospectives.
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ROBERTA SMITH From retrospectives to debut shows, and, yes, even the MoMA reopening, art held our attention with innovation and variety.
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At retrospectives of much-discussed artists, I have learnt not to attend too closely to the essays in the inevitable catalogue.
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It is the nature of retrospectives that the works contained within them adopt new meanings in alternative social and political climates.
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As well as this large survey many artists deserve proper retrospectives — I think Tim Scott and Richard Smith spring to mind.
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Her skulls and flowers are dorm room staples, and traditional retrospectives exist largely to reify that what you're looking at is Art.
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The results range from retrospectives of under-recognized local artists like Dora DeLarios to a stunning historical survey of the Renaissance nude.
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She also had retrospectives of her work at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Tate Modern in London.
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Art Review Recently, New York museums have presented retrospectives of all three of the most influential artists of Brazil's postwar avant-garde.
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Look at those that have museum retrospectives, who have broad institutional support, world-wide gallery support, who are being acknowledged with awards.
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Utilize feedback for developmentUse tools like 360 assessments and retrospectives to unearth opportunities for learning and development in a growth-oriented way.
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Major European museum retrospectives in the 1990s and 2000s crystalized critical understandings of Beuys's standing and pervasive influence, but they never traveled stateside.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Claire Atherton has been traveling, presenting retrospectives of her collaborations with the great French filmmaker Chantal Akerman.
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Mr. Souza's photo retrospectives, often laced with tongue-in-cheek captions and commentary, began during Mr. Trump's first week in the White House.
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He popped back into public life for career retrospectives but otherwise tended to such business interests as owning a television station in Maine.
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Then there's Francis Picabia and Sigmar Polke, who have both received retrospectives at the Museum of Modern Art in the last few years.
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As the new year approaches and the retrospectives for 22019 are rolling out, we thought we would ask you for your own lists.
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Student Opinion As December winds down and 210 retrospectives begin to roll out, we thought we would ask you for your own lists.
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Student Opinion As December winds down and 22017 retrospectives begin to roll out, we thought we would ask you for your own lists.
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Currently a professor at the University of Virginia, Everson has been the subject of numerous retrospectives and has screened his films at countless festivals.
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In December, you can reliably count on a whole bunch of fan-edited movie retrospectives that collect the year's films into one long trailer.
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Hardly a week went by without MCR being featured in some way by the rock press, with retrospectives, listicles, or features celebrating various anniversaries.
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This may seem like a minor issue, but revivals and retrospectives are part of how tastes are formed and history is made and revised.
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Retrospectives of her work at the Museum of Modern Art, the Tate, and the Jeu de Paume all took place after she turned 60.
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This list barely scratches the surface of the city's artistic offerings this year, from overdue retrospectives to surprising sides of artists we know well.
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The museum has featured exhibitions on subjects as varied as buttons and Bauhaus, and retrospectives on such fashion greats at Madeleine Vionnet and Balenciaga.
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He is matter-of-fact and unguarded, secure on his perch in the pantheon after two solo retrospectives at the Museum of Modern Art.
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October 13, 2017–March 11, 2018 Carolee Schneemann's powerhouse show at MoMA PS1 did exactly what major retrospectives always should do but rarely pull off.
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As part of the flurry of retrospectives tied to Twitter's 10th anniversary, the company is also looking back at the history of advertising on Twitter .
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She gave to various Robert Altman retrospectives, including the Museum of Modern Art at the UCLA Film and Television Archive, and festivals around the globe.
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After leaving MTV, Brown appeared on "I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here" in 2003, and now appears on various '80s and '90s retrospectives.
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Symphony Space, the Miller Theater and Carnegie Hall, where he will hold the Richard and Barbara Debs Composer's Chair next season, will all present retrospectives.
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Likewise, that legacy did not stop Mr. Polanski's film from receiving positive retrospectives in 2018 on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of its release.
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" Judson has been the subject of performance retrospectives over the years, including White Oak Dance Project's "Past Forward" and Danspace Project's 2012 Platform, "Judson Now.
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Student Opinion As the new year approaches and the retrospectives for 20183 are rolling out, we thought we would ask you for your own lists.
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Global commemorative events throughout the year have included major retrospectives in the artist's hometown, 's-Hertogenbosch, in the Netherlands, and at the Prado in Madrid.
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The reopening of the Museum of Modern Art on Monday will bring new film retrospectives and the return of regular moviegoers to their favorite seats.
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Mr. Olaf turns 270 this year, and three museums in the Netherlands are using the occasion as an opportunity to present retrospectives on his work.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Kei Nishikori's quiet-but-efficient victory at Wimbledon on Saturday will feature in no tournament highlight retrospectives, but it did make some milestones.
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Both covered blockbuster retrospectives organized by Viennese museums to commemorate the centennial of the artist's death, and each offered a very different perspective on his work.
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Recent press is awash in retrospectives, takeaways and lessons learned — many of which focus on Yahoo's failure to buy Facebook and Google, or sell to Microsoft.
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While retrospectives marking the 40th anniversary tended to gloss over the fact, this time around the paradox of women's role in 1968 is finally being unpicked.
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" But don't forget about the retrospectives: Films from Robert Bresson, Jean Renoir and Jean-Pierre Melville will supplement Bertrand Tavernier's new documentary, "Journey through French Cinema.
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Weighing in at 586 pages, Young's "Blue Laws" may be a contender for heavyweight champion of midcareer poetry retrospectives on the basis of sheer volume alone.
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There's no way to ignore the latest big Hollywood movies, Broadway shows, premium cable dramas, blockbuster museum retrospectives or whatever Jay-Z and Beyoncé are up to.
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We found a number of retrospectives that revealed surprising or unexplored aspects of familiar artists, as well as surveys that revised art history as we know it.
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Studio 54, if you don't recall from binging VH1 retrospectives as a pre-teen, was one of New York City's most high-profile discos during the 0003s.
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Career retrospectives, live recordings, archival digs and technological upgrades share the landscape of boxed sets released this year, bringing new perspective to both superstars and cult figures.
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With her last major retrospectives in Paris in 21970 and in Sweden and London in 1970, it could be said that Tanning paid a heavy price for love.
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These are just a few of the retrospectives, surveys, symposiums, and performances that will centralize feminist perspectives and concerns in the cultural consciousness leading into election season 2020.
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The same goes for retrospectives: For example, Joel Meyerowitz's Early Works is balanced by a similar show of Annie Leibovitz, The Early Years, 1970–1983: Archive Project # 19993.
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Mr. Cohen's films tended to slip social commentary in among such ludicrous plotlines, and he eventually earned respect from critics and retrospectives at places like the Public Theater.
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Saar's work is a poignant depiction of this nation's fraught history of race relations and gender politics, and this exhibition demonstrates the need for more major retrospectives of her.
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And despite bad reviews, Van Damme's new show has been written up in affectionate retrospectives and earned him major interviews everywhere from the New York Times to Rolling Stone.
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Where are the revisionist retrospectives for Karishma the elephant, Metro and Justin the painting horses, or the shows surveying alumni of the Oklahoma City Zoo's "Art Gone Wild" program?
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He was the subject of retrospectives at the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris in 1985 and the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris in 2004.
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With the opening of several new repertory screens in New York City comes a welcome bonus: retrospectives of foreign filmmakers whose work animated the city's film culture decades ago.
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Awarded with major American museum retrospectives during his lifetime, he has been the subject of a full-scale biography by James Breslin as well as massive recent revisionist discussions.
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Citing "cost reasons," the Haus der Kunst has canceled both retrospectives, choosing to instead host a Markus Lüpertz exhibition, which some say upholds the outdated standards of German art hegemony.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Retrospectives of long-dead artists are not merely an opportunity to examine how their philosophies and aesthetics match up to the modern day.
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Intentional or not, the exhibition creates a dialogue between women working across a range of geographies, which is likely unable to occur within the siloed parameters of their individual retrospectives.
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It's one of the most comprehensive retrospectives of his nearly decade-long career to date, and flipping through, it's easy to see why his work has captured the world's attention.
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This list of 20 exhibitions (plus honorable mentions) barely scratches the surface of the city's artistic offerings this year, from overdue retrospectives to surprising sides of artists we know well.
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His work has premiered in Berlin, Venice (garnering another prize), and Documenta (which has also commissioned projects of his), with retrospectives at the Centre Pompidou and the Harvard Film Archive.
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Older film buffs wax nostalgic on the theater for its retrospectives, program notes (written by the likes of Peter Bogdanovich, Jack Kerouac, Jules Feiffer, among others), and its hive of activity.
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Alongside a competition showcasing new short work, it also boasts installations, seminars, workshops, retrospectives, and curated programs that aim to inspire conversation and contemplation long after the audience has filed out.
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Crazy Rich Asians has prompted retrospectives on Joy Luck Club, Better Luck Tomorrow, and a handful of other movies specifically because they represent the entirety of the mainstream Asian-American cinema.
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NBC was the first to report Kennedy had died, but Cronkite's announcement of the president's death is what is largely played in documentaries and retrospectives of the tragedy to this day.
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Moser, like Phillip Lopate in his study Notes on Sontag, convincingly unpacks how Sontag's admiring retrospectives of these men's lives and works could basically be read as autobiographical portraits of herself.
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Among museum retrospectives this season, none feels more necessary than Carolee Schneemann's at MoMA PS1 (through March 11), a survey of a six-decade career that makes most others look tame.
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With the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission taking place this weekend, there has been plenty of retrospectives and examinations on the impact of the space race and the lunar missions.
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As the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 lunar landing has come and gone, the series is the latest project in a string of documentaries, books, and retrospectives about the space race.
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Below are some of the exhibitions that resonated with our writers as the months have gone by, from group shows illuminating California art history to thoughtful retrospectives of local and international artists.
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Considering our culture of multimedia image saturation, the exhibition could also serve to complement the eclectic and experimental spirit found in current retrospectives of Postmodern fashion designers Rei Kawakubo and Anna Sui.
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We're seeing early ideas and works that we may not see as much of in other artists' career retrospectives, artists who had more time to mature and build their bodies of work.
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And before she revealed Monday in Los Angeles that she had tested positive for the recently banned drug meldonium, many in the sports world, including some of her own sponsors, were preparing retrospectives.
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As the world marks the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, tabloid magazines and celebrity culture publications are in full swing with commemorative retrospectives, salacious decades-old conspiracy theories, and bizarre 'what-ifs.
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In 1977 the Museum Folkwang in Essen, Germany, staged the first of several major museum exhibitions and retrospectives of his work outside Denmark, including one at the Phillips Collection in Washington in 2012. .
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She at least enjoyed the fruits of success late in life: She was awarded the Golden Lion at the 2003 Venice Biennale, and European institutions began to mount retrospectives in her ninth decade.
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In 2016, at an age when many artists and designers are enjoying well-earned retrospectives, Castle had a solo exhibition featuring both old and new work at the Museum of Arts and Design.
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The forthcoming Top Songwriters and Top Producers charts will debut June 15 via Billboard's print magazine and run weekly, a departure for the publication, which previously only highlighted them in year-end retrospectives.
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In 1930, he became the first living artist to be given a retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, which would go on to host two more retrospectives of Klee soon after his death.
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I explored every day, gazing up to Beaux Arts cornices, perusing antiquarian hardbacks at the Bouquinistes along the Seine, enjoying obscure film retrospectives (Joseph Losey, Jon Cassavetes) at the cinema on Rue de Christine.
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Ridley Scott's 503 Blade Runner isn't just a beloved property with the requisite nostalgia cachet, it has artistic bona fides that have earned it a place in the Criterion Collection and art house retrospectives.
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As the weather gets slightly cooler here, gallerists and curators emerge from their sweaty, summer torpor to unveil solo debuts of emerging talents, highly anticipated career retrospectives, or group exhibitions that reframe artistic movements.
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There he found inspiration in the Louvre, in the retrospectives of the flickering Impressionist generation, in his acquaintance with would-be painters and poets and, it appears, in the invigorating camaraderie of la Vie Bohème.
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Although the Savannah College of Art and Design is currently running retrospectives of her work on its campus and in Atlanta, in keeping with her offhand elegance, Herrera refuses to see herself as an icon.
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Snapchat was still decades away, but the athletes instantly created one of the iconic images of the 1960s, to be endlessly reproduced in retrospectives on a decade that continues to inform (and misinform) our politics.
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The paintings are more durable than imaginative, like a collection of sturdy old furniture, and invite comparisons with the happy valiancy and cunning styles I have seen in retrospectives of Sigmar Polke and Gerhard Richter.
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He was consumed with securing his legacy — organizing retrospectives, even designing for himself a grand deathbed (which he never got to use; he died of a heart attack, at 81, on assignment in Texas in 2004).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After the abrupt passing of trailblazing animator Suzan Pitt earlier this summer, Brooklyn's Spectacle Theater has orchestrated one of the first comprehensive retrospectives of the artist's work in New York City.
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Several retrospectives have proved popular as well, with 1972's The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars, Hunky Dory from the same year and Aladdin Sane from '73 proving the most popular.
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Often, retrospectives on computer history focus on the IBM PC era and how that system's many clones helped to democratize computing by centering most computing-industry efforts on a single platform—a major breakthrough at the time.
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Farmanfarmaian, Mohamedi, and Zarina (who prefers to go by her first name) are all known entities in the art world with recent retrospectives in major museums, and Awartani, a younger artist, has been making waves at biennials.
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It has become commonplace for New Yorkers to romanticize a past city that they encounter in any number of retrospectives, like Bianchi's monograph or Patti Smith's memoir of her life with Robert Mapplethorpe in the Chelsea Hotel.
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Mr. Coetzee, 53, has also staged early career retrospectives of the Zimbabwean-born artist/activist Kudzanai Chiurai and of the South African artist Nandipha Mntambo, known for her cowhide-covered human figures, molded from her own body.
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Stuber was heavily involved in the reopening of The Paris, according to a Netflix source, and now the streaming company has taken over its lease and plans to run more titles there (likely retrospectives and special screenings).
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At the same time, Tate Modern is hedging its bets with a lineup of retrospectives over the next two years that feature mainstays of the Western canon like Georgia O'Keeffe, Robert Rauschenberg, Alberto Giacometti, and Amedeo Modigliani.
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Since her husband's death in 63, Ms. Altman has appeared as a speaker and panelist at retrospectives of his work, including events at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the University of California, Los Angeles.
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Within the past few years, changes have arrived in a scattering of substantial marquee retrospectives (of Armando Reverón, Lygia Clark, Walid Raad, Cao Fei) on West 53rd Street and at MoMA P.S. 1 in Long Island City, Queens.
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Long a local hero in Chicago, Mr. Marshall has been a rising star in the museum world, with major retrospectives at the Met Breuer, the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.
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Much of the rest of the designer's work ends up in museum collections, or retrospectives; she has two new exhibitions pending: in 2021 at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, and in 2022 in an undisclosed location.
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Trump's move to the middle on Social Security and Medicare has received remarkably little attention in endless post-election retrospectives, particularly those focused on how Democrats can "win back" white working-class voters who defected from the Obama coalition.
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Once in a while, the album receives some favorable retrospectives — here's a semi-ironic piece by Rob Harvilla in Spin for its 20th anniversary, an occasion also commemorated by Stereogum — but it's mostly an afterthought in the U2 pantheon.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MUNICH —Recently, the Haus der Kunst (HdK) in Munich declared they would be canceling two major retrospectives of Joan Jonas and Adrian Piper, citing "cost reasons" after a tumultuous year for the storied institution.
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And these retrospectives tend to fit a similar pattern: We are asked or encouraged to reconsider a woman whose public image was linked inextricably with a man's bad behavior, whose reputation was destroyed while the man got away relatively consequence-free.
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The thing is - as is always the way with history and ideas and cultural retrospectives - not everyone agrees you can put the 1990s in a blender and end up with the cool, refreshingly powerful sound of the Spice Girls debut single.
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Harold was a professor at Bard and a moderately successful sculptor in his time, but these days he's forced to watch his old friends, like L.J. Shapiro (Judd Hirsch), get retrospectives at the MoMA while he languishes in relative obscurity.
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Aretha Franklin was a riveting live performer, which is why so many retrospectives of her career have focused on her ability to wring intense emotion from essentially any song in existence, especially when she was in front of an audience.
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But the plan is to use the space for retrospectives and special screenings, not as a first-run venue, according to a source within Netflix (the company is also in talks to take over the Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles).
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Besides the show at the Guggenheim in 2003, Mr. Rosenquist had museum retrospectives at the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa in 1968; the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York in 1972; and the Denver Art Museum in 1985.
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As one of many current retrospectives about postwar American women artists, this exhibition rounds out the art historical record even as it undercuts the artists' long-professed desire to be recognized for their art rather than for their status as women.
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Photographers Ryan Duffin and Sadie Wechsler share their work as well-calculated and thoughtful musings on their surroundings, while retrospectives on the legendary street photographer Vivian Cherry and crime scene photographers of the 20th century offer historical context for today's visual lexicon.
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Yet in the 'oughts and 'teens of the 20th century, her commissions earned more coverage in The New York Times than, say, the work of Mary Cassatt, reckons Patricia Likos Ricci, the art historian who helped organize both the 1979 and current retrospectives.
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Under Mr. Veneciano, the museum also expanded the scope of its exhibitions to include design, fashion, architecture and cinematography, and it created an annual exhibition series dedicated to retrospectives of female artists, starting with a survey of the Venezuelan-American artist Marisol.
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Over the past few years, museums in the US have mounted major retrospectives of Latin American women artists, including Lygia Pape, Lygia Clark, Tarsila do Amaral, Doris Salcedo, and Carmen Herrera, not to mention the current Frida Kahlo juggernaut at the Brooklyn Museum.
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"The Criterion Channel will be picking up where the old service left off, programming director spotlights and actor retrospectives featuring major Hollywood and international classics and hard-to-find discoveries from around the world," Criterion said in a statement on its website.
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Gathering more than 218 separate pieces, the show covers everything from the commercial art Warhol made for hire in 270s New York to his 1980s "Reversals" and "Retrospectives," in which he re-editioned some of his most famous screen prints with new colors.
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Since its debut two years ago, FilmStruck has offered its subscribers a wealth of cinephile delights: carefully curated retrospectives and themed collections; bonus features, including movie introductions from TCM hosts; and guest programming from the likes of Barry Jenkins and Rebecca Miller.
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Multiple theaters are celebrating the anniversary of the protests that rocked France in May 2212 with retrospectives of films made during and about the unrest; later this month, Anthology will host a complementary series focusing on that year's events across the globe.
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Viewfinder 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Throughout his five-decade (and counting) career, the fashion photographer Hiro has shot everything from surrealist still lifes to album covers — creating a vast, wide-ranging archive of work that's big enough to support three (!) retrospectives this season.
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In September, the university officially introduced an undergraduate digital filmmaking Bachelor of Fine Arts program at its New Brunswick campus, and hired as its director Nicolás Pereda, a 33-year-old filmmaker whose works have been the subject of more than 20 retrospectives worldwide.
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While institutional retrospectives of underground scenes always run the risk of ossifying what was once a chaotic and vibrant period, the exhibition, alongside satellite shows and live performances that took place throughout the city, helped capture some of the energy of a bygone era.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Canada It is a cold, hard fact that the Internet journalism economy is built on the three pillars of cat videos, hot contrarian takes and ridiculously long pop culture retrospectives timed to the anniversaries of movie, TV and albums' release dates.
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The Criterion Channel will be picking up where FilmStruck left off, with thematic programming, regular filmmaker spotlights, and actor retrospectives, featuring major classics and hard-to-find discoveries from Hollywood and around the world, complete with special features like commentaries, behind-the-scenes footage and original documentaries.
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In some ways, we view fashion pieces as art objects—sitting back to take in new collections as they're paraded down runways, staging museum retrospectives of the works of famed designers—but most of the time we treat fashion as a practical, pedestrian part of life.
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But it also suggests — more emphatically than the recent exhibitions devoted to Nasreen Mohamedi and Diane Arbus — that the museum might dial back its frantic involvement with the new and the now, and concentrate, as it once did, on giving retrospectives to living or recently living artists.
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"The Criterion Channel will be picking up where the old service left off, programming director spotlights and actor retrospectives featuring major Hollywood and international classics and hard-to-find discoveries from around the world, complete with special features like commentaries, behind-the-scenes footage, and original documentaries," the blog post reads.
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Instead, what is a productive action is remembering women before the awards, by way of critics and writers covering more films made by women and people of color, journalists being more critical of the film industry, and theaters hosting more retrospectives on past female filmmakers who weren't acknowledged during their lifetimes.
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Twin retrospectives of Mapplethorpe's work are on view, following major Mapplethorpe Foundation gifts, at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and at the Getty Center in Los Angeles, one of Mr. Simons's favorite cities; and a new documentary, "Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures," aired on HBO earlier this year.
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Despite the visual ephemera on display in recent retrospectives and publications, McDarrah was one of the only photographers to capture the immediate aftermath of that now legendary weekend, from the smashed jukeboxes and graffiti-scrawled windows to the slightly stunned and celebratory crowd outside of Greenwich Village's 216 Christopher Street.
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For me, the decade began a bit early, in 2007, with the striking coincidence of two full-dress museum retrospectives devoted to black artists: Kara Walker's incendiary depictions of the antebellum South at the Whitney Museum of American Art and Martin Puryear's quietly insistent sculptures at the Museum of Modern Art.
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Continuing a streak of retrospectives designed to expand conventional notions of film history, BAM offers this series to complicate the idea that the New Hollywood of the 229s was, to paraphrase the author Peter Biskind, a time of easy riders and raging bulls — male directors given free rein in the studio system.
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Perhaps even more viscerally even than on television, America's most wrenching war in our time hit home in photographs, including these three searing prizewinning images from The Associated Press newsmen Malcolm W. Browne, Eddie Adams and Nick Ut. They are the subject of retrospectives now, in a new book and accompanying exhibitions.
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There will be retrospectives and marathons and three nights of "Friends" episodes in theaters courtesy of Fathom Events... Read more of Sunday's "Reliable Sources" newsletter... And subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox... Look out for these books "The Testaments," Margaret Atwood's sequel to "The Handmaid's Tale," comes out 9/10.
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The spring exhibition program in Sharjah, particularly the retrospectives for Latif Al Ani, Mona Saudi, and Mohammed Ahmed Ibrahim, artists mostly unknown and under-represented in the wider global context, are an indicator of the growing impact and significance of the curatorial research, and the support for production, being undertaken and produced in the Gulf.
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Before Lygia Clark was getting major museum retrospectives; before Adriana Varejão was represented by leading galleries; before Beatriz Milhazes was achieving high prices at auction, Patricia Phelps de Cisneros was collecting Latin American art, filling the walls of her home with Modernist abstraction and contemporary works by artists from Brazil, Venezuela, Argentina and Uruguay.
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Retrospectives centered on fashion and cinema proliferated with the release of "Phantom Thread," but this one, which debuted in London and was curated by the academics Marketa Uhlirova and Tom Gunning, explores clothing not to celebrate stylishness but to examine how cinema has used costuming to represent the passage of time and dream states.
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Mr. Conrad took delight in the fact that, thanks to reruns and retrospectives, "The Wild Wild West" attained a certain cult status with fans who weren't yet born when it was originally on TV. "The show that wasn't supposed to work, works," he told The Los Angeles Times in 1994 when TNT was rerunning episodes.
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" There are less political forces at play as well: 1990s nostalgia in the form of leather chokers, Lilith Fair retrospectives (Lilith, before she was a symbol of female independence, was what you might call a witch) and reboots of TV shows like "Bewitched" and "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" and films like "Practical Magic" and "The Craft.
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Two museum retrospectives that opened this past December by women artists on opposite sides of the world — Judy Chicago in Miami and Navjot Altaf in Mumbai — offer further proof that histories have far too often suppressed less than convenient truths for art worlds patronized and dominated by men, whether they be the United States, India, or anywhere else.
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There is certainly a wealth of material, and we're looking at more art books, books in odd formats, and collections of interviews with the storytelling master as we build the line, in addition to more deluxe hardcovers that will serve as definitive English-language editions of Mr. Giraud's graphic novels, short story collections, and illustration retrospectives.
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Many retrospectives on the life of President George H.W. Bush, who died last Friday, noted that one of the two men he named to the court, Clarence Thomas, is now in his 260th year as a justice and, at age 250, is on track to become one of the longest-serving Supreme Court justices in history.
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Thankfully he didn't — instead, the prologues introducing each year often serve as retrospectives, letting him amend the record; with Cosby, Coates says he should have made more of "the torrent of rape allegations that swirled around him even then," missing a chance to point out the hypocrisy of Cosby's moralizing "call-outs" about the black community.
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In 2019, museums trained a spotlight on important but little-known artists in retrospectives of work by Alvin Baltrop at the Bronx Museum; Harmony Hammond at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, Conn; Mrinalini Mukherjee at the Met Breuer; and Zilia Sánchez at the Phillips Collection in Washington (and now at El Museo del Barrio in New York).
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Everyone loves a pop-culture anniversary, but this particular milestone is being celebrated with everything from a pop-up "experience" in New York City to Pottery Barn and Ralph Lauren collections to light shows on the Empire State Building — and the obligatory onslaught of Friends retrospectives and think pieces from every extant media outlet and publisher.
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Yet all too often, it feels like they've been passed by with changing trends; unlike the stadium tours and museum retrospectives of German synth pioneers Kraftwerk, the act hasn't seen the same explosive popularity in the West, in part because of the continuing prolificacy of each member's solo career and the rarity of their extended catalog before the internet era.
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International artists such as Henry Moore and Lucio Fontana had major retrospectives in Caracas, and 1985 saw the Rauschenberg Overseas Culture Interchange (ROCI) at the MAC, consisting of a large-scale international traveling exhibition organized by the artist that doubled as a cultural exchange program in Mexico, Chile, Venezuela, China, Tibet, Japan, Cuba, the Soviet Union, East Germany, and Malaysia.
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In response to it all, a new BET docuseries, Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story—partly based on the 2017 book, Rest in Power: The Enduring Life of Trayvon Martin written by Trayvon's parents—looks to reexamine the details (forensics, the media, the prosecution) by placing a magnifying glass on the country's treatment of Trayvon, his parents, and black America through retrospectives, historical contrast, and pundit reaction.
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Concurrent retrospectives of the paintings and woodcuts of Helen Frankenthaler were presented by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts, offering a deep dive into the range of her experimentation beyond the pour technique; and a stunning retrospective of Amedeo Modigliani's drawings, paintings, and sculpture at the Jewish Museum on the Upper East Side drove home the artist's self-identification as both an outsider and a Jew.
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But the kickoff comes at a tenuous time for the Clintons: Not only is their standing in the Democratic Party in question after neither was particularly prolific during the midterms, but the event comes amid a renewed focus on Bill Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky, a moment in history that has gained more attention recently because of a multi-part series on the affair on A&E and other retrospectives.
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Of all the many retrospectives coming out right now on a decade of tech, this one by Fast Company's Christopher Zara offers a particularly nice look at how a tiny feature had an outsized impact: The like button, a ridiculously simple yet undeniably inventive way to collect information about people's interests, promised to be the bold new form of micro-attention capture that the emerging social web was demanding.
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While it is unlikely that they ever met or even knew of each other, Amino's use of Noguchi, Giacometti, and Miro calls to mind the Bay Area sculptor, Jeremy Anderson (271–26), Although Anderson enjoyed three retrospectives of his work during his lifetime, at the San Francisco Museum of Art and the Pasadena Art Museum (1966–67) and at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago (1975), his work remained under the radar for many years after his death, and has started to receive some attention only recently, Similarly, I think Amino is due for a more extensive look, if only to get a fuller picture of what he achieved.
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