Behind-the-Scenes with Howard Hodgkin's As Time Goes By: Part II

Go behind-the-scenes with Howard Hodgkin's As Time Goes By (2009), among the world's largest etchings, in this three part video series.
Part II: Installing the panels in the Phillips's intimate main gallery
Hodgkin's most ambitious work to date is on view Jan. 8-May 8, 2011 in 90 Years of New: Howard Hodgkin's As Time Goes By, a special installation in honor of the Phillips's 90th anniversary. Comprising starbursts of vibrant color, the two 20-foot-long, hand-painted etchings were recently acquired for the Phillips's permanent collection. Turner Prize winner Hodgkin had his first American exhibition at the Phillips in 1984.

[@janetdowda7296]

Beautiful work!!!

[@cyrusbudatfletchergateart3569]

Even to hang those paintings on the wall takes a huge amount of complication let alone to listen to the voice of narrator...The modern art obviously is a self contained history of bourgeois' sentimental reasoning...

[@obliquefrontline9415]

Cyrus Budd well.laah dee daah. I wouldnt be seen dead being boooourgouis. Get over yourself.

[@liammcooper]

It's shocking how people like you even find these videos just to leave nonsensical ramblings.

[@cohencohen54]

All this work to honor a minor artist.

[@EmlynBoyle]

As opposed to a major artist like you? HH is a fabulous artist.

[@liammcooper]

Hodgkin was knighted and won a Turner Prize.