Category: Art

Visit to the Huntington

Today, I ventured to the Huntington Library, only to be confronted by an enormous red modernist metal sculptureā€”an eyesore that immediately assaulted my sensibilities. One can scarcely fathom the logistical gymnastics involved in its creation and installation. The grounds remain marred by ceaseless construction, a Sisyphean endeavor that appears destined to persist indefinitely. My pilgrimage […]

David Hockney’s double portrait “Henry Geldzahler and Christopher Scott”

David Hockney’s double portrait “Henry Geldzahler and Christopher Scott” (1969) is a striking example of his mastery in capturing personal relationships and individual character through art. This portrait features Henry Geldzahler, the influential New York City-based curator, alongside his partner, painter Christopher Scott. The painting is celebrated for its intimate portrayal and its significant role […]