Jasper Johns: Take an Object (1990) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Jasper Johns: Take an Object about?
Jasper Johns: Take an Object is a documentary. Jasper Johns works on his reinterpretation of 'Air Ocean World' in the late 1970s, using Buckminster Fuller's dymaxion map. The film covers his artistic evolution from 1972 to 1990, including the 1973 piece 'Untitled', known for its cross-hatching and anatomical motifs. As Johns develops a more personal style, the documentary concludes with his series 'The Seasons' and his detailed etching inspired by this work. Judith Wechsler directed the 25-minute film.
When was Jasper Johns: Take an Object released?
Jasper Johns: Take an Object was released in 1990.
How long is Jasper Johns: Take an Object?
Jasper Johns: Take an Object has a runtime of 25 minutes.
What genre is Jasper Johns: Take an Object?
Jasper Johns: Take an Object is classified as Arts.
What topics does Jasper Johns: Take an Object cover?
Jasper Johns: Take an Object explores topics including art-history.