In the short video (below) from the Walker Art Center Video Channel, Molly Zuckerman-Hartung discusses her relationship to painting in the exhibition Painter Painter. “I had to unlearn everything I was doing,” she says about her process.
This is a screen grab of Zuckerman-Hartung’s manifesto-style text piece 95 Theses on Painting
Zuckerman-Hartung teaches painting and drawing at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and is cofounder of Julius Caesar Gallery, an artist-run exhibition space in Chicago.
Image at top: Molly Zuckerman-Hartung, The Impossible, 2012.
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Love her work.
I like the paintings but wonder why some painters (unlike video artists, performance artists, and installation artists, among others) feel the need to agonize over that fact that they like to paint pictures.