Chuck Close: A Portrait in Progress
Chuck Close: A Portrait in Progress

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Since 1969, when Chuck Close first exhibited his series of black-and-white portrait heads, his paintings have fascinated the public. Working mostly from instant photographs, Close paints in a style that vacillates between representation and abstraction. His colossal heads, at first severe and confrontational, explode with painterly energy, mesmerizing the viewer with their mosaic-like surfaces. Chuck Close: A Portrait in Progress traces the artist's evolution and follows Clos... (Full plot summary below)

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Since 1969, when Chuck Close first exhibited his series of black-and-white portrait heads, his paintings have fascinated the public. Working mostly from instant photographs, Close paints in a style that vacillates between representation and abstraction. His colossal heads, at first severe and confrontational, explode with painterly energy, mesmerizing the viewer with their mosaic-like surfaces. Chuck Close: A Portrait in Progress traces the artist's evolution and follows Close into New York's contemporary art community.

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Variety - 8/10 by Ronnie Scheib[Director Marion] Cajori's inventive, endlessly fascinating two-hour take draws freely from those prior studies, and from footage featuring Close and his contemporaries.
New York Times - 8/10 by Matt Zoller SeitzChuck Close, about the painter, photographer and printmaker by the documentary filmmaker Marion Cajori, truly excels in its depiction of the physical process of making art.
User Review - 10/10 by Pamela K"You will be happy again and you can survive almost anything." - Chuck Close: magacian, puppeteer, artist, friend.
User Review - 10/10 by Michael BI have a thing for this documentary. I prefer Chuck Close to just about any painter in the last hundred years. I love Philip Glass. The combination of the two visually and sonically is perfection. This is probably one of my top five favorite documentaries.
User Review - 8/10 by Huw GEvery bit as impressive as Close's process, to which this documentary adds depth and interest - things I've always struggled to find in his painting.
User Review - 8/10 by Gerard Bgreat documentary about the generation of artists
User Review - 8/10 by John FAn intimate portrait of an art star known for his portraits.
User Review - 6/10 by Jessica MI really wasn't familiar with this artist, and I feel like I am now. This documentary did a good job at concentrating mostly on his art and not getting too crazy on the personal side of things.

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