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Marcia Hafif, Painter of Sensual Conceptual Monochromes, Dies at 88
During the 1970s, she argued against the idea that painting was dead.
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Jiro Takamatsu
Jiro Takamatsu (1936–1998) was about as seminal as seminal gets in postwar Japanese art. He was one-third of the Tokyo-based Happenings group Hi Red Center, a progenitor of Japanese conceptual art, an…
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‘Where Can You Go With Abstract Painting at This Point?’: Marcia Hafif on Her Monochromes at Frieze
Yesterday, at the opening for Frieze New York, New York–based painter Marcia Hafif could be seen chatting with a steady stream of friends and admirers near her monochromes, currently on view…
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The California 1930s Frat-Rush-Week Esthetic: On the First American Gutai Show, in 1958
Gutai, the loose group of Japanese artists known for their work from the 1950s, is having a moment in America. Kazuo Shiraga, the abstract painter known for using his feet and hands in lieu of…
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Richard Nonas
Richard Nonas treats space as a material: a medium, like plaster or plywood, to be orchestrated rather than simply occupied.
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Art Basel Miami Beach 2014 Preview: Part 2
The opening of Art Basel Miami Beach is just a few days away. It runs this year from December 4 through 7, with a preview day on December 3. ARTnews will be in Miami, providing regular updates…
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Fergus McCaffrey Plants a Flag in St. Barths With Donald Judd and Richard Nonas
Fergus McCaffrey, the Chelsea gallery that will open an outpost on the Caribbean island of St. Barthélemy next week, has announced the details of its first show, which will feature work…
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