Photographic realist Chuck Close gets an up-close-and-personal treatment in this documentary that discusses Close's artistic vision and method, as well as his "close call" recovery from a spinal blood clot that almost ended his career. After suffering a debilitating seizure, Close -- the creator of groundbreaking, oversized portraits -- overcame his paralysis and continued his art. Avant-garde composer Philip Glass provides the soundtrack.
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Since 1969 Chuck Close has fascinated the public with work that vacillates between representation and abstraction. Working from instant photographs Close ...
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Excellent documentary on Chuck Close. I claim no copyright or permission. I present this series as a resource for my students.
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