Developing the Negatives of a Life: Painter Pat Lipsky on 50 Years of Making Art in New York City
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Pat Lipsky discusses her memoir and experiences in the New York City art scene.
Send us Fan Mail In this episode Pat Lipsky talks about her acclaimed new memoir Brightening Glance and covers: What having a space means as an artist and the discipline necessary to endure Her life in the New York City art scene from 1960s to present day, including accounts of experiences with Tony Smith and Pierre Rosenberg The role Marcel Proust has played in her life and work And the experience of entering the publishing world from the perspective of a seasoned painter This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit writingstories123.substack.com
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