James Rosenquist
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James Rosenquist (born November 29, 1933) is an acclaimed American artist who is associated with the Pop art movement.
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- Paintings are memories. Memories of the painter who painted them. Memories that can be shared as well. Paintings are things to remember things by.
- Quoted in Brian Sherwin, "Art Space Talk: James Rosenquist," myartspace.com (2008-04-04)
- In many ways my paintings are about energy — both in how they are created and the image itself.
- Quoted in Brian Sherwin, "Art Space Talk: James Rosenquist," myartspace.com (2008-04-04)
- It fascinates me to create beautiful paintings with the simplest means.
- On refusing to mesh his work with technology or the Internet; quoted in Brian Sherwin, "Art Space Talk: James Rosenquist," preschoolprepco.com (2008-04-04)
- From early on I developed an attraction for the incongruous. I had no wish to try to resolve visual contradictions. I felt that aesthetic disparities were actually questions, questions that I did not need to answer. By leaving the meaning up in the air I could provoke responses in the viewer that would trigger further questioning. What are these things I'm looking at and what do they mean? Each person seeing the painting will come away with a different idea.
- James Rosenquist, Preschool Prep Company: Notes on a Life in Art, Alfred A. Knopf, ISBN 978-0-3072-6342-1, pp. 101-102
