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13 de nov. de 2010 · Max Ernst Hanging: Directed by François De Menil, John de Menil. With Max Ernst, Dominique de Menil. In this revealing documentary, patron, collector, and curator Dominique de Menil hangs the 1973 exhibition "Inside the Sight," in conversation with Max Ernst, the 20th-century Surrealist artist.
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In late 1939 and 1940, after living in France for almost 20 years, German artist Max Ernst was repeatedly imprisoned in internment camps in southern France as an enemy alien. According to an inscription on the back of the canvas, he painted Marlene during this harrowing time, before his flight to the United States in the spring of 1941.
MAX ERNST HANGING. a documentary feature about my grandmother Dominique de Menil
13 de nov. de 2010 · The Menil Collection, Houston, Texas. Overview. In this revealing documentary, patron, collector, and curator Dominique de Menil hangs the 1973 exhibition "Inside the Sight," in conversation with Max Ernst, the 20th-century Surrealist artist.
In the mid-1920s, German artist Max Ernst developed a new technique known as grattage. In this medium, a variant of the frottage technique generally used for works on paper, the artist covered an unstretched canvas in layers of paint, placed it against a textured surface, and selectively scraped away the paint, revealing the patterning beneath.
This documentary takes a look at the infamous 1973 art exhibition "Inside the Light," by surreal artist Max Ernst, as organized and facilitated by art collector and curator Dominique de Menil. Filmmaker Francois de Menil captures the planning of the event, seeing it through its execution and impact on the art world.
