ArtStop | Janet Sobel

This ArtStop is led by Brian Patterson, Former Educator at The San Diego Museum of Art, and discusses Janet Sobel.
March 29, 2012
ArtStops are 15 minute, staff-led tours of one to three works on view. Museum curators and educators present these brief yet always enlightening and informative talks every Thursday and third Tuesday at noon.
www.TheSanDiegoMuseumofArt.org

[@evelynsobel9373]

Thanks for talking about my great-grandmother’s legacy. I really appreciate it.

[@olivecoleman3814]

How wonderful to have Janet as your great grandmother. I love her work.

[@user-cl1ko9cz3t]

I learned something today that I am not going to forget! 12 years after your exposé her work is showed at the MOMA!

[@olivecoleman3814]

As a painter we are all influenced by what we see and with other artists work. I call my artworks experiments in the journey of painting. Live on Janet Sobel

[@rjs1111]

This is interesting, but you don't mention my grandmother, Lillian, Janet Sobel's DAUGHTER. Sobel's family has so many interesting stories to tell and we're glad she'd getting more recognition but please remember that it's not merely the men in her life who were essential; without her and her talent and drive there would be no Sol Sobel to refer to.

[@Herr2Cents]

Thank you for the amazing connection between Jackson and Sobel. Very cool.

[@EugeneKushner]

Невероятно, буквально вчера увидел в инете картину Дженет и такой типа "это ж Поллок!", я удивлен, что вот так вот оказывается все было. Спасибо!

[@EasyArtforKids]

all the while, i thought jacson pollock was the first to introduce this style of painting :-)

[@mariarud1]

Thank you for this. Time is the advocate of the truth. XMaria

[@suninaries571]

Very interesting thank you x

[@arneberg9072]

Wha did you know --

[@hovienko]

nice. i don't like pollock.

[@chinesesteel2713]

Her work is not as good. I mean come on.

[@harperparee7230]

subjective :)

[@thinhho93]

Can you elaborate?