Mark Rothko
No. 7 (Orange and Chocolate), 1957
Oil on canvas
69 5/8 x 43½ inches (176.9 x 110.5 cm)
Collection of Kate Rothko Prizel and Ilya Prizel
courtesy SDMA
This Saturday, November 14, on the occasion of the exhibition "American Artists from the Russian Empire", I am participating in a lecture at the San Diego Museum of Art in Balboa Park. I was invited by Alexander Jarman, Public Programs Manager for the museum. It is very interesting for me to work on the presentation, it makes me go through a lot of photos of my work, including the earlier work. it's exciting to share this presentation with Marisol Rendon and Shadab Zeest Hashmi!
From the SDMA website:
Lecture: From Art History to Art Making: Emigrant/Immigrant: Culture and Identity in Art. November 14, Saturday Saturday, 1:00–3:30 p.m.
Museum Boardroom and Art School
The Museum is proud to host a panel discussion about identity, place, and culture in art inspired by the special exhibition American Artists from the Russian Empire. Join Michele Guieu, Shadab Zeest Hashmi, and Marisol Rendón—artists originally from France, Pakistan, and Colombia, respectively—as they discuss the impact their cultural identity has had on their work.
After the discussion, join Museum Educators for a workshop inspired by the art of Russian-born American abstract sculptor Louise Nevelson.
Lecture: Free after Museum admission.
Workshop: $5; reservations are recommended and can be made by calling (619) 696-1978.
San Diego Museum of Art
American Artists from the Russian Empire
October 24-January 17, 2010
"American Artists from the Russian Empire features nearly 70 paintings and sculptures by many of the best-known artists working in America in the postwar period, among them Louise Nevelson, Jules Olitsky, Mark Rothko, and Ben Shahn."
1450 El Prado
Balboa Park
San Diego, California
(619) 232-7931
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