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ARTnews | In Conversation with Amy Bennett

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Indian Skies: The Howard Hodgkin Collection of Indian Court Painting - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Absent Friends includes works that span from 1949 to 2016. In this affecting video interview, the show's organizer and NPG senior curator Paul Moorhouse explains how, as Hodgkin evolved as an artist, he increasingly abstracted what people meant to him, representing people in his pictures through memories, evocations, and feelings. His viscerally intense works (like Absent Friends, the 2000-01 painting that gave the show its title), in which the aching feelings of presence, memory, and loss become increasingly palpable over time, argue most eloquently for Hodgkin as a sophisticated portraitist.

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Howard Hodgkin: Absent Friends | Gagosian Quarterly

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In this video interview, National Portrait Gallery senior curator Paul Moorhouse explains how Hodgkin increasingly abstracted what people meant to him, representing people in his pictures through memories, evocations, and feelings.