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Marden was particularly sensitive to the space where art is shown - claimed that many Miro's, purchase Vibramycin, Where to buy Vibramycin, particularly those in the Metropolitan Museum's Modern Art Wing - were not well seen due to the room setting and "rugs".   Brice Marden mentioned he like Miro's late work but it's not received much attension from curators.  Brice mentioned, in response to a question from Barbara Solomon (don't recall what it was) that an artist starts to make a lot of money when they repeat themselves (I guess, saturday delivery Vibramycin, Vibramycin craiglist, later on in their career).

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  1. Hi Marshall i read this article and blogged it on PP in your name!

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    (quote)
    Marden was particularly sensitive to the space where art is shown – claimed that many Miro’s, particularly those in the Metropolitan Museum’s Modern Art Wing – were not well seen due to the room setting and “rugs”. Brice Marden mentioned he like Miro’s late work but it’s not received much attension from curators. Brice mentioned, in response to a question from Barbara Solomon (don’t recall what it was) that an artist starts to make a lot of money when they repeat themselves (I guess, later on in their career).
    (end quote)
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    i notice too that whenever artists start having a successfull
    painting they start doing themes on it, committing plagiatory
    on themselves so to speak, we see that in Holland with Corneille,
    every new work looks like one before. I am fed up with this kind of art,
    and the mediocrity that goes with it.
    it seems that the Art challenge is gone when artists earn a lot of cash.
    I find that idea convulsive, lowers the Art to the level of pure materialism.
    To me that kind of Art is dead!
    ———
    Quote from the first article on Brice Marden:
    But as Marden says himself – he found himself trapped by his own style and in mid career abruptly changed it – just as he became known for what he was doing ….. and that’s what marks a real artist – the willingness to abandon what no longer works…. because the essence of art is intangible – and as soon as the process becomes totally definable – it becomes old. (end quote)
    ———

    I believe an Artist should always keep on looking for new challenges,
    innovate on themselves, that way one gets pure and honest Art,
    one can actually see that there was a struggle, a solution was found to a problem.
    Good Art don’t come easy!

    Marshall , keep up the good works on ArtNewYorkCity!!!
    Talk to you soon!

    Marcus van Soest

  2. Pity you don’t recall the question (first quote), I am kind of curious what that was!

    Marcus

  3. Hi Marcus,

    Actually, I think the question had to do with when Marden started making good money on his paintings.

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