One month after the conclusion of the exhibition dedicated to Mark Rothko, held in Florence at Palazzo Strozzi, the Museo di San Marco, and the Biblioteca Medicea, arte.tv presents a documentary dedicated to the life and work of the masterof Abstract Expressionism. Titled *The Art of Mark Rothko*, the film directed by Pascale Bouhénic explores the American artist’s body of work through an intimate and engaging narrative, focusing on the mysticism, emotional tension, and inner drama that characterize his artistic exploration.
Through close-up shots, the camera analyzes the painterly texture of the works, revealing the layering of colors and the techniques Rothko employed in applying the pigments—elements that are difficult to discern at first glance. The documentary features Christopher Rothko, the artist’s son and curator of the Florence exhibition; Philippe Walter of the French Museums’ Research and Restoration Center; and Roger Danilo Carmona, CEO of Kremer Pigments NYC, offering personal accounts, scientific insights, and a close analysis of the works. The documentary, produced in France in 2023, is available on the arte.tv platform at the following link.
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| Mark Rothko: A TV documentary exploring his artistic journey |
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