Listeners, I heard youβa bunch of self-admitting hopeless romantics who wanted to hear more about people bound by attraction, fascination. By love. Modern artists, artists especially from the first half of the 20th century, lived their art, and their relationships, out loud-- writing about them, talking about them, and sometimes even creating works of art about them.
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Become a supporter at patreon. At the art museum where I worked as a curator for 13 years, I was in charge of many different projects, big and small: I curated blockbuster exhibitions about Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo, I co-wrote exhibition catalogues for artists having their first solo exhibitions in the U.
But one of my favorite projects was a rather small one: a tiny, one-room gallery dedicated to Black Mountain College, a little enclave in Western North Carolina that was one of the most exciting and experimental spaces in midcentury America, a place responsible for transforming the lives and careers of many artistsβand not just the students who attended the college, but the professors who were involved there, too, on both short-term and long-term stays.
