Jay DeFeo
‘Mechanisms’ at CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts, San Francisco
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Everything’s Coming Up DeFeo
One of the more heartening developments on the art-historical front over the past few years has been the renewed interest in Jay DeFeo, the Bay Area painter who was born in 1929, played a vital role…
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Chelsea Gallery Wallspace Will Close
New York gallery Wallspace will close on August 7, after its current exhibition of work by Deborah Remington comes down, the gallery’s co-founders, Janine Foeller and Jane Hait, said in an…
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Morning Links: Prado vs. Museum of Royal Collections Edition
Microbes—and the way they colonize us—are the subject of an exhibition at the Eden Project in Cornwall. [The Guardian] Sellers of art estimated to bring in $2.3 billion at the May…
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Futuristic, Freaky, and Fetishized, Machines Take Over in New Show at Petzel
Artist Walead Beshty previews the new show he curated for Petzel Gallery, featuring work by Francis Picabia, Christopher Williams, Lee Lozano, Dan Flavin, and more
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AICA Announces Best Show Awards
Among the recipients are two shows featured in Art in America's March issue: museum exhibitions devoted toJay DeFeo and Ken Price. The Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles, at the center of…
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Fact Sheet Jay DeFeo
Jay DeFeo (1929–1989) is best known for the her obsessively reworked, giant abstract painting, The Rose, which she completed between the years of 1958 and 1966 until it had to be removed from her…
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