Agnes Martin: Innocence the Hard Way | Tate Talks

[@rhqstudio4107]

Such a powerful talk about Martin! thank you Nancy!!

[@silang8381]

Thank you for posting this informative and well presented lecture.

[@lorenzodupuis7049]

Wonderfully informative and respectful. Thank you!

[@cedarraine7829]

She gave this speaker precise & valuable advise which was largely ignored.

[@lowercasehill5351]

eye-opening. very much appreciated. thank you.

[@alkanista]

Thank you. The discussion of Martin's childhood experience of farming in Saskatchewan reminded me of a painting of hers, "Wheat", from 1957. Although abstract and geometric, it obviously references that part of her life. I wonder when she decided against that sort of reference. "Wheat" is the only one of that type by her that I know about.

[@fromthepeanutgallery1084]

Thank you for a wonderful and very enjoying talk.

[@thumbprint7150]

Excellent talk; thank you Tate.

[@EffySalcedo]

Pleasure to watch this talk about Agnes Retropective.

[@reaganwiles_art]

It has been a matter of chagrin to me that I have not had the experience of seeing more than a few of Martin's paintings, an interest that arose after living in a community where were many TMers some of whom had know Martin and made much of her on local independent radio in radio docs.

[@AlTorresFineArt]

Great talk!

[@TheHoneypot27]

no subtitles sadly.

[@Bavubuka]

Jesus, why do academics have to talk so much and be so dry. This is precisely what Agnes Martin was against. She's spinning in her grave right now at this.

[@tannerwixx]

unsure about this one, phoenix

[@hennatherapy305]

The talk is interesting but the UUUMMs got me into a frenzy

[@rinkitink1965]

This was trying.