Monique Frydman on Cézanne and Ethical Painting
In an interview with Catherine Francblin published in artpress, Monique Frydman discusses the ethical foundations of her singular artistic practice. Influenced by the New York School painters, who allowed her to re-actualize Cézanne, Frydman addresses questions arising from her lecture "Le droit au bonheur dans la peinture de Cézanne" and reflects on her past nostalgia transforming into a full relationship with the present.
Key facts
- Monique Frydman is a painter influenced by the New York School.
- She re-actualizes Cézanne through her work.
- The interview was conducted by Catherine Francblin.
- Frydman gave a lecture titled 'Le droit au bonheur dans la peinture de Cézanne'.
- She discusses the ethical foundations of her work.
- Her past nostalgia has become a full relationship with the present.
- The interview appears in artpress.
- The publication date is May 1992.
Entities
Artists
- Monique Frydman
- Catherine Francblin
- Paul Cézanne
Institutions
- artpress
Sources
- artpress —