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Paintings from 1978-1987 Vito Schnabel Gallery, New York May 2-July 26,2024 In the 1980s, when I started publishing criticism, Julian Schnabel's art was much denounced. Leftists complained that his paintings [...]

The article reviews several 2012 art exhibitions including The Brucennial in New York City by the Bruce High Quality Foundation which featured artists including David Salle and Julian Schnabel; the Frieze New York on Randalls Island; and the "À rebours" exhibition at the Venus Over Manhattan space in New York City which featured artists including Piotr Uklański and Dan Colen.

Abrams. Dec. 2003. 368p. ed. by Richard Olsen. illus. bibliog. ISBN 0-81094633-5. $75. FINE ARTS The large scale of this gorgeously produced book announces itself with the same kind of [...]

This article features couturier Azzedine Alaia. Reputation as architect of the body; Relationship with Julian Schnabel; Aversion to being typified as an Arab businessman; Favorite private clients; Fashion icon.

Bouquet of Mistakes Pace Gallery, New York September 15-October 28, 2023 Bouquet of Mistakes, an exhibition of works produced between 2022 and 2023, continues Julian Schnabel's exploration of how narrative [...]

An interview with U.S. painter and filmmaker Julian Schnabel is presented. The interview begins with the subjects and themes of his paintings. Schnabel then discusses his ideas about spirituality change and paintings by other artists that influence his works. He also shares his views on the concept that spaces and objects house memory.

Predominately Natural Forms, Mexico, 2022 Vito Schnabel Gallery, New York September 10-0ctober 22,2G22 Four big paintings, four big aces: a winning hand. Julian Schnabel's inventive exuberance shows no signs of [...]

* The Diving Bell and the Butterfly. 112 min. In French w/English subtitles. Paramount. 2007. Blu-ray UPC 191329237816. $19.99. Rated: PG-13. BIOPIC Based on the memoir of Elle editor Jean-Dominique [...]

The article reviews the art exhibition "Julian Schnabel: Art and Film" at the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto, Ontario from September 1, 2010-January 2, 2011.

The article presents a profile of Julian Schnabel, an artist and filmmaker, the piece written on the occasion of the debut of his film "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" at the 2007 New York Film Festival. The piece examines a number of issues connected to Schnabel's work, including the impact of his painting on his filmmaking and his relations with critics.

The article offers information on artworks of artist Julian Schnabel who has reliably borne the epithets of the archvillain and turns the preening heel, the masculinist brute, or the avaricious avatar of the Reagan zeitgeist.

Focuses on motion picture director Julian Schnabel, who directed 'Before Night Falls.' His thoughts on filmmaking and motion pictures; His early life; Description of his art and motion pictures; Interest in painting and art.

Profiles the American painter and movie director Julian Schnabel. Plot of the Schnabel-directed movie 'Before Night Falls'; Assessment of Schnabel's broken-plate paintings; Family background of the painter and film director.

Profiles artist Julian Schnabel.

Self-Portraits of Others The Brant Foundation, New York September 9-December 30, 2021 'It is not easy to paint yourself,' Vincent van Gogh wrote of his self-portraiture in an 1889 letter. [...]

Profiles Julian Schnabel, 40, who has emerged from the 1980s as perhaps the best-known artist of his generation. Artistic style; Controversy over his work; Schnabel's combativeness against critics; Reassessment of his work; Childhood and schooling; Career in art.

Julian Schnabel says he wants to build into the character of each brush mark some kind of physical fact that might show something of the collective feelings we have subjectively about the things of the world. He says his paintings are about love and sadness, that he destroys things, has a sense of longing.

Focuses on artist Julian Schnabel. Directing his first film `Basquiat'; Schnabel's personal and professional history; Mary Boone's discovery of Schnabel; Awkwardness and problems in the motion picture `Basquiat'; About the art of the eighties.

Interviews artist Julian Schnabel on his career in the field of art. Reason for choosing the South London Gallery in England to display his works; Characterization of his paintings; His style in painting.

Art of the Prank ***1/2 (2015) 85 min. DVD: $89: public libraries; $295: colleges & universities. DRA. The Video Project. PPR. Closed captioned. When it comes to pulling media hoaxes, [...]

The article reviews the motion picture "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly," directed by Julian Schnabel and starring Mathieu Amalric and Emmanuel Seigner.

The article presents an interview with artist and motion picture director Julian Schnabel. In the piece Schnabel describes aspects of making his film "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly," including the importance of making the film on location in France, the power of the film to transform lives and the performance of Mathieu Almaric.

Art-historical accounts of the 1980s are dominated by the tale of two postmodernisms, which pits the critical rigor of Pictures artists against the fast-and-loose pluralism of neo-expressionists. In this morality [...]

Since founding his Mr. Chow fine-dining empire in 1968, Michael Chow has become most associated with his restaurants. But that may not be the case for long. The Chinese-born polymath [...]

FAMILY ALBUM Clockwise from top left: Stephanie Seymour, portrayed by Maurizio Cattelan; with Jeff Koons, in zoo7; standing by her Julian Schnabel portrait; next to a painting of her and [...]

'Nothing that lives is, or can be, rigidly perfect; part of it is decaying, part nascent ... All admit irregularity as they imply change; and to banish imperfection is to [...]

The author discusses his direction of the film, "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly." He mentions the French actresses in his film and why he cast them for their respective roles. He discusses the performances of actresses Anne Consigny, Emmanuelle Seigner in the film "Bitter Moon, and Marie-Josée Croze in "Munich."

'Unfortunately the ones who scream the loudest are not necessarily the most sane.' --Miral director JULIAN [...]

Reports on various items relating to art. Items at the Atlantis, an art materials shop; Julian Schnabel in New York; Exhibition of the works of Jake and Dinos Chapman at ICA in London.