Jack Youngerman, Painter Who Was Central to 1950s New York Art Scene, Is Dead at 93
Youngerman's work featured in the famed 1959 MoMA show "16 Americans."
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“Between Land and Sea: Artists of the Coenties Slip”
"Between Land and Sea" argued that the search for abstraction was an active endeavor on the Slip, pursued by artists who were not yet household names.
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From the Archives: Giving Art History the Slip
During the 1950s and '60s, artists such as Agnes Martin, Ellsworth Kelly, Lenore Tawney, and Robert Indiana claimed low-rent lofts along a shoreline on the southern tip of Manhattan as studio spaces…
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Don’t Think About Picasso: The Wisdom of Agnes Martin
A new book celebrates a four-decade friendship between Agnes Martin and Pace Gallery's Arne Glimcher
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In his Artnews review of Jack Youngerman’s first New York solo show, at Betty Parsons Gallery in 1958, the poet and critic James Schuyler wrote of the paintings that “the images they suggest are like…
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