Barnett Newman
Not Everything Must Go
The Wildly Overrated Andy Warhol
Thus Spake Still
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The Varieties of Artistic Experience
The Language of Forms: Lectures on Insular Manuscript Art By Meyer Schapiro (Pierpont Morgan Library) Romanesque Architectural Sculpture By Meyer Schapiro (University of Chicago Press) I. READ MORE >>
Arrivederci MoMA
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Circa 1950
If you take a close look at just about any period in the history of art, you will find an almost bewildering array of different styles or modes or manners flourishing simultaneously, and the middle of the twentieth century, the time that is in many respects the prologue to the time in which we live, is no exception. Certainly Barnett Newman, Joan Mitchell, and Edwin Dickinson, three painters who were active around 1950 and who have been the subjects of major retrospectives this spring and summer, could not have worked in more different ways or arrived at more radically different images. READ MORE >>
The Decline of the City Mahagonny
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