de Kooning's Writings & Interviews - Willem de Kooning Foundation

de Kooning, Willem. "The Renaissance and Order."

Talk delivered at Studio 35, 8th Street,

New York, February 1950.

First published in Trans/formation 1, no. 2 (1951): 85-87.

de Kooning, Willem. "What Abstract Art Means to Me."

Talk delivered at the "What is Abstract Art?" symposium,

The Museum of Modern Art, New York, February 5, 1951.

First published in “What Abstract Art Means to Me: Statements by Six American Artists,” Museum of Modern Art Bulletin XVIII, no. 3 (Spring 1951): 4-8.

de Hirsch, Storm. "A Talk with de Kooning."

Interview with Willem de Kooning.

Intro Bulletin: A Literary Newspaper of the Arts 1, no. 1 (October 1955): 1, 3.

Hess, Thomas B. "Is Today's Artist with or against the Past?"

Interview with Willem de Kooning and other artists.

Artnews, Summer 1958, 27, 56.

Vivaldi, Cesare. "Un Intervista con De Kooning."

Interview with Willem de Kooning.

Italia Domani, November 29, 1959, 16.

de Kooning, Willem, et al. "Inner Monologue."

Conversation between Willem de Kooning, Michael Sonnabend, and Kenneth Snelson, 1959.

Transcribed by Marie-Anne Sichere. Excerpts from this conversation are included in the 1960 film by Robert Snyder, Sketchbook No. 1: Three Americans.

de Kooning, Willem, et al. "Soirée."

Conversation between Willem de Kooning, Michael Sonnabend, and Robert Snyder, July 1959.

Transcribed by Marie-Anne Sichere. Excerpts from this conversation are included in the 1960 film by Robert Snyder, Sketchbook No. 1: Three Americans.