Sky's the Limit (S2, E3) | AT THE MUSEUM
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2019
- As visitors make their way through MoMA’s spring exhibitions, curators continue work on "Betye Saar: Legends of Black Girl's Window" for the fall. The conservators take time to clean works that are rarely taken off the gallery walls, and those that rotate in and out of the Sculpture Garden.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:07 - Senior paintings conservator Anny Aviram dusts Georges-Pierre Seurat’s "The Channel at Gravelines, Evening, Marine avec des ancres" (1980) and Henri Rousseau’s "The Dream" (1910).
2:15 - Conservator Michael Duffy removes restoration layers from the 1940s and ’50s from Rousseau’s "Sleeping Gypsy."
3:49 - Director of exhibition design Lana Hum examines and adjusts the scale model of the upcoming Betye Saar exhibition.
4:18 - Curator Esther Adler and chief curator Christophe Cherix walk artist Betye Saar through how they’ve organized the exhibition.
5:45 - Fred, one of MoMA’s volunteers, hands out tickets on one of the last UNIQLO Free Friday Nights before temporary closure.
6:37 - Christophe Cherix consults Betye Saar on colors for the walls of her exhibition.
8:34 - Ellen Moody, associate sculpture conservator, supervises the removal of Tony Smith’s "Moondog" (1964).
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Art audiences are a bit smaller generally
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Hello I would like to ask what kind of brush or the thing she used to clean the Henri Rousseau " painting with?
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So you have an entirely new section of galleries with no one allowed to see them. What a tragedy.
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As a student I had Rousseau's painting on my wall. So when I was lying in my bed I was next to her. 😃
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Anyone know who the artist is on that first painting she is cleaning?
It seems to be “The Channel at Gravelines, Evening” by Georges Seurat. I searched “MoMA impressionist paintings” on Google. I believe it is between a Van Gogh work titled “Oliveiras” and another Seurat work titled “The English Channel at Grandcamp”.
Just noticed we also could’ve clicked on the upside down triangle on the right hand side underneath the video and it lists the artwork in the table of contents. :)
Henri Rousseau, the painting is The Dream.
It´s by Henri Rousseau, titled The Dream
Henri Rousseau
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00:20 whos the artist of this paintibg??? Tell me and i love you for ever...help
Henri rousseau's "the dream"
Henri Rousseau!
www.moma.org/collection/works/79277
Henri Julien Félix Rousseau
try hards.