Georgia O'Keeffe: The Brightness of Light

Alfred Stieglitz you will pay

emmyemmy

There’s an archival clip towards the end where she holds a bone up to the sky, rotates it, and watches as the shadow plays across the bone. That one clip shows the potential of what this film could have been. It could have been meditative, mystical, abstract, beautiful—like…

Anj

My mom has loved O'Keefe for decades, and it was really nice to take her to go see this. Wonderful insights about an incredible artist. I'm astounded by her cursive handwriting that is nearly illegible at a glance, but vibrant with fantastic loops and flowing curves,…

Aidan Clarke

omg there was one of her letters nearing the end that she had written to Alfred about how when she was moving around and going to all these places that inspired her they made her feel full and strong and that in order to for her to love him she had to be able to love…

lily

i was lucky enough to see a screening of this as part of filmfest dc and to hear the filmmakers speak at the national gallery of art. "the brightness of light" is a dynamic and wildly engaging portrait of georgia o'keefe's life, but i really appreciated the balance between…

iluvcrosswords

Sigmund Freud will haunt me even when i’m decomposing in the ground

Lee

Georgia’s pelvis paintings are so cool

alphonshine

my girl had a bush on her god damn i love her so much. top three people ever

davis

I love Georgia O'Keefe, she is the embodiment of artistry. So beautiful, wild, intelligent, sexy, all the things! These art history scholars are all so goofy I snickered a lot.

Iris