Artists & Love
From Georgia O’Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz to Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, ARTISTS & LOVE delves into the tumultuous romantic and creative partnerships that shaped some of the towering figures of modern art. Over the course of two seasons, directors Stéphanie Colaux and Delphine Deloget chronicle a new romantic encounter between two artists, tracing the profound effects on their personal and artistic trajectories. While some of the romances lead to new periods of creative flourishing and collaboration, others result in standstill and heartbreak.
Extensive use of period-specific film footage, paintings, archival photographs and animation immerse viewers in the visual world of the artists. While each episode ARTISTS & LOVE comes to its own conclusion, they all attempt to answer the same questions: Is love compatible with creation? Can artists reveal themselves through romantic passion? Does love bring a renewed energy to art?
The Artists & Love series includes the following titles:
This is the story of two tormented souls, bound until death by love and art.
Capa and Taro were the perfect combination of two politically active people, united by photography. It’s also the tale of unbridled love that did not withstand the ravages of war.
Man Ray and Lee Miller is the story of a passionate love affair which revealed the talents of an artist who was overlooked by the public for too long.
In 1900s Germany, Otto Modersohn helped his beloved become one of the greatest artists of modern painting.
In the 1920s, they were one of the most high-profile and scandalous couples on New York’s avant-garde scene.
In Vienna, the two artists would shake up conventions and imagine an alliance stronger than the bonds of marriage.
A story of an ardent love between two women with heroic destinies, united through life and death.
Frida and Diego lived a tumultuous love affair; two soul mates connected by their shared love for their country.
Münter and Kandinsky's idyll is the story of a romance between two artists linked to the avant-garde of modern German painting.
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