Can we trace cinema’s visual language back to painting? In conversation with writer and curator Jarrett Earnest, Nicole Wittenberg explores how film—from Polanski and Tarkovsky to Pasolini—has shaped her painter’s eye, alongside influences like Bruegel, Millet, and Pontormo. This year her widely exhibited work, praised for its “unabashed beauty,” transforms familiar subjects—flowers, skies, bodies, light—into charged sensations that feel newly discovered. Inspired by their interview for Wittenberg’s first monograph (Monacelli Press), join us for a conversation coinciding with Nicole Wittenberg: All the Way.

 

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