Music for Mark Rothko by Max Ridgway
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The song acts as a contrasting counterpart to Rothko’s work. While the painter created this sense of quiet atmosphere (in my opinion) Ridgway creates a chaotic composition with the synth guitar and Randall Colbourne’s jazzy drumming that fills in Rothko’s colorful blank spaces. He and his fellow musicians interpret Rothko. Then again, Rothko’s work leaves a lot for people to add interpretations. For me, I sometimes see just shapes, windows, or a landscape broken down to just a sky and the ground.
Posted on October 3, 2012, in Art History Radio and tagged Mark Rothko, Max Ridgway. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Comment.










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