Helen
Frankenthaler
HELEN FRANKENTHALER
Drawing within Nature:
Paintings from the 1990s
March 9–April 22, 2023
541 West 24th Street, New York
Helen
Frankenthaler
HELEN FRANKENTHALER
Drawing within Nature:
Paintings from the 1990s
March 9–April 22, 2023
541 West 24th Street, New York
With the recent passing of Wayne Shorter (March 2nd
of this year) the iconic Jazz Fusion Band Weather Report has lost the third of
it’s core and most influential members. First there was the untimely passing of
Jaco Pastorious ( Sept. 1987) followed next within days of exactly twenty years
later by his fellow Joe Zawinul (Sept. 2007.) These three seminal musicians,
each were individually profound as well as collectively. Each musician a ground
breaker for their chosen instrument and in their collaborative achievements
when they came together as Weather Report. Mr. Shorter for saxophone, Mr.
Pastorious, electric bass and thirdly Mr. Zawinul, key boardest. They mastered
music and created sounds and thematic themes comparable to the world’s greatest
music. They crossed, mixed and created forms, genres and styles within their efforts.
And in the passage of time their legends have grown and continue to flourish.
The men of Weather Report were visionaries and artistic explorers in a very real sense. They inter-acted and played with the greats of their times; Miles Davis, Joni Mitchell, Pat Methany, Herbie Hancock, Carlos Santana and Esperanza Spalding to name a few. They played with and composed hit music for other recording artist that would become modern standards; Mercy/Mercy/Mercy, Birdland and Steely Dan’s Aja’. Earth, Wind & Fire, Patrice Rushen and The Manhattan Transfer are among luminaries featured on their albums. They loved and were dedicated to literature, philosophy, the arts and sciences. It is all reflected in their music and life pursuits. Their music resides among the most imaginative, innovative, challenging and beautiful the world yet knows.
8:30 "A Remark You Made" |
Heavy Weather "Palladium" |
Procession "Where the Moon Goes" |
Night Passage "Three Views of a Secret" |
Weather Report "When It Was Now" |