Yana Wernicke: Companions miltonglaser Miller’s first major exhibition was

Miller’s first major exhibition was the Guggenheim’s Young American Artists: 1978 Exxon National Exhibition (he was the youngest artist ever to present work at the museum)

while also highlighting his remarkable talents as a draftsman and painter alongside his sculptural oeuvre

they are a jibe at historical pathos

illustrations and an extensive abecedarium

backgrounds and production cels from his early career through all 11 of his feature films

Yana Wernicke: Companions miltonglaser Miller’s first major exhibition wasWernicke documents with subtle grace the close bonds between two young women and the farm animals that they rescue, love, play with and care for, in a series mixing German romanticism and modern ethics. John Bergers landmark Why Look at Animals? describes the species loneliness of modern man: how the ancient relationships between humans and nature have broken down, reducing the existence of animals to marginalised objects, as commodities, and as