William Kentridge
John Guzman: Flesh and Bone at Blaffer Art Museum
It is Wednesday, September 20th, 2023, and Houston is in the midst of an exciting exhibition season. I am taking a moment to pause, because the flood of events, exhibitions, and artworks is starting to become a blur. Having just resurfaced after the city’s second worst summer in recent history (2011 being the first), my head is scrambling to make sense of everything I’ve seen.
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Studio image (August 31, 2021)
This is the second post regarding the project “From the Cave”. When I received word of the project’s approval, I began researching the ideas and themes associated with it further.
To read about the planning stage, please visit the first post.
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Still from William Kentridge’s Stereoscope (1999)
William Kentridge is a process artist among many other things. He creates, paces, adjusts, and creates again. His work evolves, and ideas develop along the way. The process is natural yet not often seen or done so eloquently.
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