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Jean Cocteau, self-portrait, from a letter to Paul Valéry, October 1924.
Vasily Kandinsky, two sketches and final painting Impression III (Concert), 1911
THE CONCERT On January 2, 1911, two days after befriending each other, Vasily Kandinsky and Franz Marc and other companions attended a concert in Munich of work by the Viennese composer Arnold Schoenberg. Marc immediately recognized the congruence between Schoenberg’s theories and Kandinsky’s desire to break from traditional figurative modes of painting. For Kandinsky, the concert was a revelation: in the days afterwards, he made sketches of the performance and then distilled the figures within until only traces of the original subject remained, producing the most abstract work he had made to date. Listen to Schoenberg’s music and other key works of the period on WXQR’s website.
These JPEGs are from MoMA’s superb new Tumblr, which it created for the just-as-superb new exhibition “Inventing Abstraction.”
Exhibition curator Leah Dickerman was the lead guest on Episode No. 60 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast. Among the groups of works we discussed were these Kandinsky drawings and this important early (mostly) abstract Kandinsky. Download or listen to the show here!
By Bachelor’s walk jogjingle jaunted Blazes Boylan, bachelor. In sun, in heat, warmseated, sprawled, mare’s glossy rump atrot. Horn, Have you the ? Horn. Have you the ? Haw haw horn.
Happy birthday, James Joyce.
