David Park is one of the artists who made San Francisco almost as famous for a figurative style of painting as New York is for Abstract Expressionism.
Park was a stupefyingly adroit applier of paint to canvas whose generous but subtle humanism makes him one of the most art-historically underrated artists of the mid-20th century. There’s a good chance, however, that “David Park: A Retrospective,” now at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, will help rectify that. (After...
THIS IS NOT ART! Give any 5-yr old a brush and a bunch of paint and say: 'Paint two guys.' VOILA! 'A Retrospective Review: Paint Thrown On A Wall And Called Art' or call it 'Scene Of The Crash'
WTF?