Monday, December 7, 2009
Hockney at Pace Uptown
I like the plain old landscapes. When he goes to transpose them into larger paintings he kind of dashes it off-- needs a bit more thought --at least to get near Guston. I like his drawing he takes from Van Gogh, and then Picasso--with just a bit more work he would rise above it into something of his own. Too bad to criticize someone of his age and still going for it. But silly the comparisons to Constable and Turner they are making in England.
Though its about the only interesting contemporary landscape happening.
Labels:
David Hockney,
Gregory Botts,
Landscape,
Pace Gallery
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