Centre Pompidou Features Rineke Dijkstra Video Installation 'I See a Woman Crying'
The Centre Pompidou is highlighting Rineke Dijkstra’s 2009 video installation, 'I See a Woman Crying (Tate Liverpool)', which documents nine school children observing a Pablo Picasso painting.
The Centre Pompidou is highlighting Rineke Dijkstra’s 2009 video installation, 'I See a Woman Crying (Tate Liverpool)', which documents nine school children observing a Pablo Picasso painting. The three-screen high-definition work captures the subjects' emotional and intellectual reactions to Picasso’s 1937 portrait 'Weeping Woman', which remains off-camera throughout the piece. The installation is structured into four parts, transitioning from formal description to an exploration of artistic intent.
- Artists: Rineke Dijkstra, Pablo Picasso
- People: Dora Maar, Rudi Fuchs
- Museums: Centre Pompidou, Tate Liverpool, Stedelijk Museum
- Locations: Paris, Liverpool, Amsterdam
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