Reviews
Briskly and engagingly cinematic. ... [Their compulsive collecting seems] at once crazy, smart, generous and enormously endearing.
NPRIf Ripley's Believe It or Not! were still around, Herb and Dorothy Vogel would surely be in it for amassing a world-class art collection on the most ordinary of working-class salaries.
Los Angeles TimesDelightful, involving doc about an unlikely couple who became pioneer contemporary art collectors with working-class salaries.
Hollywood ReporterThe Vogels [Herb and Dorothy], sitting in their same old apartment, overflowing as ever, make for charming company.
New York TimesFormer journalist Megumi Sasaki's warmhearted celebration of these adorable do-gooders cements their significance to the art world and introduces them to the rest of us.
Village VoiceHerb & Dorothy describes and amply illustrates the extraordinary saga of the Vogels, who double-handedly built one of the most important collections of Minimalist and Conceptual Art in history with their modest salaries.
New York ObserverSasaki’s documentary really shines when she gives center stage to the grateful artists whom they helped nurture.
Time Out New York
