Love can be complicated, messy, and inspiring—and has shaped the history of art more than we knew ❤️
Explore great love stories on #MoMAMagazine → mo.ma
Explore great love stories on #MoMAMagazine → mo.ma
“Love does have a lot to do with time. Some people are lucky enough to enjoy love for a very long time and some never find it. I think this piece really frames the nature of almost all relationships on some level.” — @StuartComer on #FelixGonzalezTorres
“I think he wanted her to have a place in history…he didn’t want her to be forgotten” — Anne Umland on #SophieTaeuberArp and #HansArp
“She wrote about the quality of their love. That it was a daily consciousness. Spirited, happy, stable, well-rounded, full of memories, habits, a future, always becoming.” — Tirza True Latimer on #ClaudeCahun and #MarcelMoore
“She seems to have felt that her life with Jacob Lawrence made it possible for her to work with freedom, without concern for what the rest of the world wanted from her.” — @leah_dickerman on #JacobLawrence and #GwendolynKnight
“They were super influential in each others lives in that creative beginning.” — Roxana Marcoci on #RobertMapplethorpe and #PattiSmith
“The more time you spend with someone the more you become one person…it’s impossible to disentangle them. In the end it’s the synthesis of the two that made the work so impactful.” — Evangelos Kotsioris (@oxotnic) on #CharlesEames and #RayEames
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