MARCH Melting Snow 1976 - 1977

Editor: We're looking at Peter Brook's "MARCH Melting Snow" from the Tate Collections. I’m struck by how stark yet delicate it feels, that pale sky against the dark buildings. What do you see in this piece? Curator: It whispers of solitude, doesn't it? That brilliant splash of blue on the otherwise somber building. It's a brave little counterpoint, wouldn't you agree? Editor: It is! It's like a little secret. Curator: Almost a promise of spring amidst the lingering winter. Brook masterfully captures that in-between space, that anticipatory stillness. Editor: I love that. It makes me appreciate the transition seasons more. Curator: Exactly! Art should tune us into these moments.