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Elizabeth Neel Grew Up Painting With Her Famous Grandmother Now, Her New Abstractions Are Getting Attention in New York and London

Elizabeth Neel Grew Up Painting With Her Famous Grandmother Now, Her New Abstractions Are Getting Attention in New York and London
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The Liberation of Alice Neel

Her paintings were a site of expression for populist politics and in her art she found something close to freedom from the doldrums of her personal life.

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The First Art Newspaper on the Net Ragnar Kjartansson: Romantic Songs of the Patriarchy, with performers Diana Gameros, left, and Kendra McKinley at the Guggenheim Museum iin New York. A video installation by Wu Tsang with Beverly Glenn-Copeland is part of a series of shows with a shared political charge, a taste of what can be. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum; David Heald via The New York Times. by Holland Cotter (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- When the lockdown lifted this past spring, some of our big New York City museums were able to slide major waiting-in-the-wings exhibitions into place. The Guggenheim wasnt so lucky. A traveling Joan Mitchell retrospective slated to fill its rotunda had been canceled. The museum might have whipped up a crowd-pleasing show of modernist chestnuts from the collection. Instead, it did something more interesting. It turned itself into an old-style alternative space. It already had some small side-gallery shows in place or on track, including a se

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Alice Neel: People Come First

Alice Neel: People Come First Two Girls, Spanish Harlem, by Alice Neel. Alice Neel: People Come First, on view through Aug. 1, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a momentous show of more than 100 paintings, drawings and watercolors from streetscapes, still lifes and interiors to the portraits of a veritable cross section of New Yorkers, occasionally nude, that are considered her greatest work. Estate of Alice Neel via The New York Times. by Roberta Smith (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- Alice Neel: People Come First, on view through Aug. 1, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a momentous show of more than 100 paintings, drawings and watercolors from streetscapes, still lifes and interiors to the portraits of a veritable cross section of New Yorkers, occasionally nude, that are considered her greatest work.

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Alice Neel: People Come First - The New York Times

Alice Neel: People Come First - The New York Times
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