UNTITLED, MALCOLM BAILEY (1969)
acrylic on composition board | via permanent collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art
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UNTITLED, MALCOLM BAILEY (1969)
acrylic on composition board | via permanent collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art
Malcolm Bailey, Untitled, 1969, Acrylic on composition board, 2/17/24 #whitneymuseum by Sharon Mollerus
"Painting relates to both art and life. . . . I try to act in that gap between the two." —Robert Rauschenberg, born on this day in 1925.
Installation view of America Is Hard to See (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, May 1—September 27, 2015). From left to right: Robert Rauschenberg, Satellite, 1955; Malcolm Bailey, Untitled 1969, 1969; Allan D’Arcangelo, Madonna and Child, 1963; Jasper Johns, Three Flags, 1958. Photography by Ronald Amstutz
Hola friend! have any new Malcolm headcanon's?
hello!
his mom gets married when he’s 5 to McKenzie, a professor of Art History at G.W. and he adores her
he was hesitant at first, but he was sold when she killed a spider for him
Malcolm’s grandfather Walter who he is close to is clear sighted
he attends a Quaker school with the kids of politicians and diplomats during the school year
when the spiders get really bad his mom sleeps in his room with him for a few days and then they make the decision that he should start going to Camp
he’s asexual
Malcolm headcanons
his last name is Bailey (inside joke w/ Annabeth: “you’re the A to my B and I’m the B to your C”)
his mom, Sarah, is a curator for the Smithsonian and met Athena while on an archeological dig in South America the summer after college
he went to Camp when he was 11
he’s really close to his grandfather Walter
his mom has met Annabeth and absolutely adores her and gives her an open invitation to visit them in D.C. anytime
he’s a major history nerd but his real passion is city planning and when they’re kids him and Annabeth makes plans for the cities they will build together