The screening will be held in the Modern's auditorium and will also be available online. Seating is limited, and masks are required. Safety guidelines for the auditorium are available here. The film is approximately 50 minutes.
“Thrilling and charming in a way that very few American comedies ever are.” Nick Allen, RogerEbert.com.
The Climb uses the complicated bond between two friends to dissect male friendships in engaging—frequently funny—fashion.
R, 98 minutes
Director’s Council members are invited to join artist Leidy Churchman and Associate Curator Alison Hearst for a virtual tour of the new exhibition developed exclusively for the Modern. For more information about the Director’s Council, click here.
This virtual event is reserved for members of the Supporting Circles. Details to be announced.
The Modern’s Teen/Artist Project (TAP) is an ongoing program in which regional and national teaching artists expand the knowledge of art, analysis, and techniques for young, aspiring artists. Hear from Randy Guthmiller, a former TAP student, about how his participation in this program shaped his career trajectory and approach to artmaking, which today includes painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and performance.
Director’s Council members are invited to join artist Marina Adams and Associate Curator Alison Hearst for a virtual tour of the new exhibition developed exclusively for the Modern. Participants will receive a complimentary catalogue of the artist’s work. For more information about the Director’s Council, click here.
As guest curator for this Tuesday Evenings with the Modern program, the artist Stanley Whitney, whose work was featured in the Modern’s exhibition FOCUS: Stanley Whitney in 2017, has invited the director and partner of Galerie Nordenhake in Mexico City, Toni Sadurní Viñas, to give a presentation on his curatorial work. Sadurní Viñas will highlight the dialogue that occurs between the work of the gallery’s artists and the context of Mexico.
Ernst von Dohnányi (1877-1960)
Serenade in C Major, Op. 10
(Gary Levinson, violin; Aaron Boyd, viola; Andrés Díaz, cello)
Antonín Dvořák (1841-1904)
String Quintet in G Major, Op. 77
(Gary Levinson and Lucas Aleman, violins; Aaron Boyd, viola; Andrés Díaz, cello;
In this installment, we look at three works by Ellsworth Kelly, Red Panel, Dark Green Panel, and Dark Blue Panel, all completed in 1986. Kelly’s work often defies categorization, a fact that pleased him. Are these paintings? Sculpture? Installation? Kelly denied that they represented objects, saying, “They are objects themselves.” Explore the contradictions with a Modern docent.
