R B Kitaj

Kitaj, R B
Ronald Brooks




R B Kitaj was born 1932 BirthCleveland OHIO, USA.
Died Oct 21 2007 deathCalifornia.

Categories: Pop Art Painting Documenta Kassel

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R.B. Kitaj and the Art of Memory
R. B. Kitaj was in London for so long, and so ensconced in the so called School of London with Lucian Freud, David Hockney and Francis Bacon, that I was shocked to learn some years back that he is actually from Cleveland, Ohio, and born to the commonplace moniker, Ron Brooks…
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Kitaj has called his paintings “picture ideas." One could say that perhaps more than most other artists Kitaj’s paintings serve as a forum: a
place of open, visual discussion for his multifarious ideas; for his feelings – especially for his late beloved wife, Sandra – feelings mixed with
memory, sexual desire, love and sorrow; for the diverse images which collide from many different sources; and for what he refers to as his
obsession with the "Jewish Question." For some time, fundamental to Kitaj’s artistic concerns and to his complex personality is his need to express the experience of being a Jew and the significance to him of how that relates to making art, and consequently, how Jewish art relates…"

David Cohen in conversation with R.B. KITAJ in Los Angeles

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