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Hohenberg Travel Prize 2017: Isabel Barber
“I spent nearly three weeks in Italy, hoping to soak in as much as I could but fully aware of the sheer abundance of art I wouldn’t even be able to see. My main focus was the early Renaissance—when simplicity packs a powerful punch—when it was an innovation to capture observed human emotions and anchor them in their own three-dimensional space. There’s something especially raw and vital in the work from this time period, before artists got too comfortable with the conventions of space and form that the work became rote.”
January 10, 2018 · Alumni, Travel Scholarships and Grants
Lisa Yuskavage speaks with Phong Bui: early influences and process
Lisa Yuskavage and Phong Bui in conversation. Presented as part of the Evening Lecture Series at the New York Studio School. Recorded on October 15, 2013.
August 8, 2017 · Lecture Series Archive
