Arne Glimcher on Louise Nevelson's Experimental Late Works

In this new film, Pace Founder and Chairman Arne Glimcher speaks about his decades-long friendship with Louise Nevelson and discusses her impact on the history of art. Interviewed on the occasion of Shadow Dance—our New York exhibition of Louise Nevelson's sculptures and collages from the 1970s and 1980s—Glimcher also sheds light on the nuances of Nevelson's late works, in which she explored a new vocabulary of robust, muscular, and often minimal forms. "In the late work, there's that sense of ebullient freedom, ravishing beauty," Glimcher says, adding that her life and career ended "in a rapturous glory of experimentation."

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We need the more of this kind of video specifically from Arn Glimcher, anything he involved in a art event weather it’s a video ect, it’s something that we should pay attention to. I believe he tells us very valuable things.