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Christopher Rothko - Mark Rothko and the inner World 

Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien
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As part of the exhibition “Mark Rothko”, his son Christopher Rothko gave a talk on Monday, March 18, 2019, at the Cupola Hall of the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna. Trained as a clinical psychologist, Christopher Rothko gave up his practice to oversee the legacy of his father Mark Rothko, to help with the organization of exhibitions and to lecture about his work. He has been closely involved in the exhibition at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, from the preliminary planning and decisions about which works to exhibit, up to and including the final installation. He will talk in detail about his father’s career and legacy, and offer his own personal interpretation of the exhibition, which will be on display at the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna from March 12 to June 30, 2019.
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@leannesmith3480
@leannesmith3480 6 месяцев назад
I understood Rothkos work about 15 years ago when I was looking at, of all things, a poster of one of his paintings. It was one of the yellow, orange and white color block paintings, and I was very close it as Rothko wanted everyone to look at his paintings. I first thought, "Oh, Im looking through a screen door out at a warm, sunny day". But then as I continued to look at it, I thought, "Wait a minute. Where am I looking exactly? Am I looking outward, or am I looking inward? And as I was thinking this, I felt several doors opening inside of me. I didnt have words for the feelings those doors opened. It was an unbelievable experience.
@karimd88
@karimd88 2 года назад
I actually find his 60’s works comforting. That might be because I suffer from depression as well. It is comforting in the way that it makes you feel okay with your situation and you may dwell in the moment in your sadness.
@endodouble6691
@endodouble6691 2 года назад
Can absolutely relate to every word you're saying, but I also wanna add, that his paintings make me realise I'm not alone with these feelings.
@ageofechochambers9469
@ageofechochambers9469 2 года назад
Your a socially engineered zombie
@jeffreyolson2139
@jeffreyolson2139 Год назад
@@ageofechochambers9469 And you are a turd stuck in the bowels of the universe; infinitely disgusting!
@readthetype
@readthetype 10 месяцев назад
_“What an interesting presentation. It reminds me of an opportunity to talk about myself.”_
@troyflatland5299
@troyflatland5299 2 месяца назад
@@readthetypeyou’re the ignorant one here
@lakervoxx597
@lakervoxx597 11 месяцев назад
For a time in the mid 2000's I did some work for the Tate galleries and was lucky enough to have access to the Modern and Britain without the crowds. Sadly, at the time I lacked the understanding of what such an opportunity I had to sit in the Rothko room alone. I remember walking out of there just not getting it. All these years later I am completely obsessed. Great presentation, thank you Christopher.
@virginiapalmeroart
@virginiapalmeroart 5 лет назад
Thank you for sharing, I love his way of reading and voice 💙💜🙏
@sybillenova1465
@sybillenova1465 3 года назад
I am glad that Rothko had this connection with colours.I also am glad that he made a lot of money and has a well spoken son. There are m a n y other abstract painters who are deeply connected with colours though and filter their emotions thanks to them.
@chineainguanzo6341
@chineainguanzo6341 Год назад
I find that you father's work is extremely spontaneous .love him!❤
@anthonygarcia8969
@anthonygarcia8969 Год назад
Thank you for the walk🎉😢😮😊 thank you for the walk
@donisimunovic4537
@donisimunovic4537 Год назад
Amazing talk, thank you!
@maryannsweeney3182
@maryannsweeney3182 Год назад
Excellent presentation 👏👏👏
@claudehamel9228
@claudehamel9228 Год назад
Impressive presentation!
@monacoion
@monacoion Год назад
WordsInLineSpaceAndTime no words I'm speechless 😢
@rickeeeddleman5614
@rickeeeddleman5614 2 года назад
I loved the Rothko Chapel!!!!!!
@johnbroussard4856
@johnbroussard4856 Год назад
You are awesome, Christopher
@finlybenyunes8385
@finlybenyunes8385 11 месяцев назад
"Awesome" eh?
@sexobscura
@sexobscura 3 года назад
*Until now I never realised Rothko made adverts for 'Twisties'*
@susied.b4094
@susied.b4094 2 года назад
💎🙏
@maressaholt77
@maressaholt77 3 года назад
👍
@antonioserna6494
@antonioserna6494 9 месяцев назад
Imagino que esta fuiste tú, Amy.
@greggibbons2079
@greggibbons2079 2 года назад
Jesus
@sybillenova1465
@sybillenova1465 3 года назад
There are mainly s q u a r e s interacting in Rothko's paintings. .which somehow documents that his sense of movement is l i m i t e d and/or even blocked.
@MsYugoyugo
@MsYugoyugo 3 года назад
Sadly Christopher Rothko says the same thing-that the paintings speak intimately to the viewer-repeatedly. This lecture is deeply superficial.
@fengtianshi1090
@fengtianshi1090 7 месяцев назад
He doesn't understand his father 😂😂
@lynnhubbard844
@lynnhubbard844 5 месяцев назад
terrible public speaker
@marcoscastillojaen1888
@marcoscastillojaen1888 3 года назад
El hombre que no sabía pintar.
@mehdibravo7521
@mehdibravo7521 Год назад
Dijo el hombre que no sabia ver.
@finlybenyunes8385
@finlybenyunes8385 11 месяцев назад
America's richest painter and decorator...
@ageofechochambers9469
@ageofechochambers9469 2 года назад
Basically Satanist paintings 🖼
@jamesdude8399
@jamesdude8399 Год назад
And on the latest episode of the Satanic Panic…
@doubleslit3389
@doubleslit3389 8 месяцев назад
Jesus Art
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