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The dark taupe tones of the walls and chair backs are a striking contrast to the light-ground print in a room designed by Robert Currie. By reserving the print for the more visible front of the wing chairs, the designer followed an eighteenth-century upholstery technique for applying then-costly printed fabrics.
House Beautiful Color, 1993
ROBERT CURRIE: But I think the other part she was asking about is how delving more deeply into an idea works. I mean, if you’re fascinated by it, do you stop yourself at some point, or do you go to the end of the idea? ANNE CARSON: Yeah, you have to go to the end of the idea. Or it will punish you.
Anne Carson and Robert Currie in conversation with Sara Elkamel, in Half Lives and Long Drives: An Interview with Anne Carson and Robert Currie for Literary Hub
You know, people often ask what makes an artist, and I think it’s just the willingness to do the work without thinking in terms of the result. Anne gets up at eight in the morning and she writes, and then she goes swimming and then she writes, and then she comes back and writes and then she has dinner, she takes a walk, and she thinks and she writes. And Julian Schnabel makes a movie and when he’s done with the movie he goes to his studio and he paints.
Robert Currie, from “Half Lives and Long Drives: An Interview with Anne Carson and Robert Currie In Conversation with Sara Elkamel and NYU Undergraduates”, published in Lit Hub, May 12, 2021
By Robert Currie - 135'520 cms of red and yellow nylon monofilament - 2016 - fils de nylon dans plexiglas (pièce unique) - 50 x 50 x 16 cms (galerie gimpel & müller) /// Art Paris Art Fair MMXVI
(Sous Ecstasy)
A very special evening at the Bookshop with poet, playwright and translator Anne Carson. With Robert Currie and Ben Whishaw, Anne performed Lecture On The History Of Skywriting, a piece originally commissioned by Laurie Anderson for New York Live Ideas.
Tiny Ben bit at 24.07
Robert Currie #thearmoryshow video courtesy of CG @mrcarlosgarciavelez
Twilight quiet, gleam of lapis lazuli, she plans the silence between the lines.
Robert Currie, Running in Darkness
Soft romantic haze.
Robert Currie, Running in Darkness
