Visit this page from Friday 10 – Sunday 12 November to watch the film
Films
Screening Room: ‘Call Her Applebroog’ by Beth B
Streaming all weekend, 10 – 12 November 2023
- 4 January 2022
Call Her Applebroog Directed by Beth B 2016 1 hr 10 min
- Related Artist
- Ida Applebroog
In honor of Ida Applebroog we are proud to present an online screening of ‘Call Her Applebroog’ (2016) directed by filmmaker, and the artist’s daughter, Beth B. The film will be free to watch exclusively on hauserwirth.com from Friday – Sunday, 10 – 12 November 2023, to mark what would have been the artist’s 94th birthday.
Beth B and Ida Applebroog. Photo: Emily Poole
Ida Applebroog, Chronic Hollow, 1989. Courtesy The Museum of Modern Art, New York © Ida Applebroog
‘Ida has been a powerful force within the feminist movement since the 1970s, forging her own unique identity as an artist and woman, mother and wife,’ says Manuela Wirth, President Hauser & Wirth. ‘Relentless in her capacity for expansive visual experimentation, she interrogated themes of violence and power, human relations, her own body and domestic space. Her emotionally disruptive and fearless approach to making art has been an inspiration to many generations, intensely personal, honest and raw. We are eternally grateful for her humour, wit and radical introspection, presenting the absurdities of life as it is.’
‘The documentary reveals a woman as layered, wry and dark as the artwork that’s won her Guggenheim and MacArthur Foundation Fellowships, amid plenty of other recognition,’ says Julia Felsenthal in VOGUE. ‘Applebroog’s art is intimate and political, confessional and sometimes exhibitionist.’
Ida Applebroog, Modern Olympia (after manet), 1997 – 2001 © Ida Applebroog
Applebroog’s paintings from the early 1990s are included in Hauser & Wirth’s forthcoming group exhibition ‘RETROaction,’ opening at our Upper East Side location on 69th Street from 15 November and traveling to Downtown Los Angeles in February.
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Visit this page from Friday 10 November, 12 am GMT – Sunday 12 November, 11:59 pm GMT to watch the film.
Complimentary streaming of the film is provided by its distributor Kino Lorber.