thank you, lee, for this excellent intro. eye opening😀

It's boring to sit and listen to someone read a lecture ! One Hour!!

One of my favorite places.

iconic 🥰

Stella made some good paintings early in his career, but then descended into rote decoration... for 50 years now.

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Saw a large display in Ottawa years ago that blew everyone away. His work is stunning, beautiful and sometimes disturbing but always intriguing. What vision!

Excellent review! Thank you.

My husband worked at Tyler Graphics back in the day, maybe ‘82. One day I went to pick him up from work (we only had one car) and there was Frank’s Ferrari, just sitting there unlocked. Well, I thought, “what could it hurt? Just for a minute?” No sooner was I sitting down -haha, next to a pile of $ -than here came Frank and Ken Tyler (fortunately) laughing at my chutzpah. Frank told me he loved my car which was a Civic, but turned down my offer of a trade. A kind man, a gentleman, and yes, a towering artist who will be greatly missed by one recent art school grad turned old artist lady.

Frank passed away today May 4 2024 the abstract Master

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Just saw it on PBS and had to check it out. Wow amazing modern museum. So very interactive.

thoroughly enjoyable, stimulating breakdown. thank you for the inspiration!

I love his work. I hate to complain, but does the music have to be so loud as the interviewee is talking? It's kind of hard to focus on what he's talking about.

stunning, powerful better aesthetic and imagery than robert rauschenberg or other contemporary art icons sobering content and narrative long ignored in favor of european american centered colonizing and conquest unfortunately, art canon dominated by white males of european origins narrow minded and oblivious Jaune QTS Smith retrospective is much needed glimpse into the atrocities, genocide of America's founding Sad chapter of American history unknown to Americans, self absorbed in Christianity, capitalism and sports Museums and universities have failed to remedy American ignorance Fortunately, the Modern Ft. Worth (Whitney and NGA) offer a glimmer of hope by giving voice to indigenous artists We can only hope more museums and universities correct past wrongs and subconscious biases and seek/share truth

This is a great retrospective at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. The way she uses imagery from modern culture to communicate was quite impactful to me. I highly recommend you check it out if you are able.

impressive artist

Thank you for this wonderful talk!

Frank Stella looks like a retired assembly-line worker, but that's not a bad thing at all.

facinating artist and helpful intro to his work from artists and colleagues

not a wiley fan, but am a fan of all underrepresented people of color omitted from canons of western art history, particularly indigenous people. i'm also so glad that the modern ft. worth invested in this work since it is now become part of the art canon

fascinating texas connection to ny school and abstract expressionism. impressive acquisition by the modern fw 10 year after her death and 60 years after she painted these trailblazing works

One year later

💦 'Promosm'

Enjoyable narration Lovely gallery Influential artist

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Thank you Julia for your wonderful workshop about creative strategies and you student art creative projects. I wish I were there. Miss you very much!

great context to help us understand a challenging exhibition . . . very helpful research and insights

sorry i missed this exhibition. i look forward to buying the exhibition catalog at the modern shop (on sale) and studying the photos and essays. thank you to the modern fw for bringing this important work to Texas and thanks to the Broad for curating

excellent explanation and programming

The video is much better silent. Because the people were silenced at that time. Stunning!

I love this place! I hope to visit more often.

I am hoping to visit next year

You are missed so much Julia.

powerful. sorry i missed it

very helpful context and history of this work. great job voting by director's council

where can I purchase a catalogue of this show

great history of great artist. will spend more time with his work at the modern sculpture garden after the weather cools off

One of my favorites!

excellent research and context, janelle

very helpful context to appreciate better his work at the modern ft. worth

very unique artist. the modern ft. worth was prescient once again to invest in his work in 60's and 80's and fortunate that anne marion was such an epic collector

iconic sculpture

solid collection. wish we could see more of it.

unique mural owned by the modern ft. worth. deft acquisition. iconic artist who also created a unique curving wall in the backyard of the hoffman home in dallas (iconic exemplar)

stunning vintage work by icon. dr. marla price, director at the modern ft worth, estimated the value of this work at that time starting at $150M since she said this was back when warhol was still painting by hand. so not quite sure how that differs from later silkscreen and lithograph works. regardless, it's date, very early in warhol's fame, makes it unique compared to the room full of warhols on display at the broad museum and other great modern art museums. stunning accomplishment by the modern ft worth so students can study

reading a great exhibition catalog by sf moma and bma curators that includes this among many other master works displayed in sf moma's travelling exhibition. i wish it could have stopped in ft. worth before going to paris

stunning craft. so glad the modern invested in this european master over 20 years ago. moma has a whole room full of bacon's on display now, but fort worth at least has one exceptional example to study and admire (thanks to ann marion r.i.p. and michael auping)