Museum of Arts and Design: Artists in Dialogue: Ralph Gibson and Brian Clarke

Join us Sat, Jan 16 at 2 pm for a compelling virtual conversation moderated by Pulitzer Prize-winning architecture critic Paul Goldberger with the two world-renowned artists and friends, Ralph Gibson and Brian Clarke.

Gibson and Clarke first met in 1974 in London, where the art photographer and architectural artist quickly bonded over their mutual fascination with spatial relationships and the built environment. Their work evolved in tandem, each encouraging the other’s preoccupations with light and space. Now both giants in their respective fields, Gibson and Clarke’s long-standing dialogue on the relationship of art, photography, and architecture continues to sustain their creative practices. Appearing live from their studios in New York and London, the artists will share how their close friendship has propelled their art forward.

Ticket purchasers will receive an email confirmation. Please follow the link under “Important Information” to complete your registration with Zoom.

This event is free for students. To request a complimentary student ticket, please email education@madmuseum.org.

Closed captioning will be provided.

For tickets or more information: https://madmuseum.org/events/artists-dialogue-ralph-gibson-and-brian-clarke

“If you learn to photograph architecture and the nude well, you are equipped to photograph everything in between.” —Ralph Gibson

“Art is reimbued with its genuine power and profundity in the architectural realm.”—Brian Clarke