The MoMA Retrospective: Charlie Rose Interview(2007)
The MoMA Retrospective: Charlie Rose Interview Synopsis
Charlie Rose joins sculptor Richard Serra at the Museum of Modern Art for a walk-through of a retrospective of the past four decades of Serra's work. Serra describes the destruction of his public sculpture "Tilted Arc" and reflects on his early artistic influences. Guest host Michael Kimmelman talks to Hal Foster, chairman of the art and archaeology department at Princeton University, about Serra's work.
The MoMA Retrospective: Charlie Rose Interview (2007) is a film, released on May 6, 2007 with a runtime of 1h 48m. It stars Richard Serra, Charlie Rose, Hal Foster and Michael Kimmelman.
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The MoMA Retrospective: Charlie Rose Interview Cast & Crew
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The main cast of The MoMA Retrospective: Charlie Rose Interview (2007) includes Richard Serra, Charlie Rose, Hal Foster and Michael Kimmelman. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.
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The MoMA Retrospective: Charlie Rose Interview was released on May 6, 2007 and runs for 1h 48m.