"Those who think that the world of today is more gentle and graceful than the primeval and predatory passions from which these myths spring, are either not aware of reality or do not wish to see it in art."
(M.R. transcript of WNYC's Art in New York airing on October 13, 1943)

Well there are many issues with lighting depending on the space. I'm sure he would've had some complaint with the lighting in every exhibit, it certainly seemed like he did back in the day. He was very concerned with presentation, but presentation can be very specific to a venue

I've not seen it yet but I think they're probably trying to do what Rothko wanted which was to not have strong light on his paintings. Obviously opinions are very mixed on this depending on how much light we are talking about

I remember playing this in one of my first bands and it was so much more popular than any originals we had!

He's right!

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Like no other

A tiny one!