Leon Berkowitz
Although Leon Berkowitz (1911-1987) is associated with the Washington Color School, he had been traveling abroad for about a decade when a 1965 show gave a name to the D.C. school. He rejected any c…
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Leonardo Drew
Number 161, a floor-to-ceiling installation winding through the gallery, was the dynamic centerpiece of this exhibition, which also included a dozen elegant wall sculptures (all works 2012). Made prim…
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Terry Winters
Among the many rewards of Terry Winters's recent double show-small collages in one gallery, large abstract paintings in another-were the views it afforded into his thought process.
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Jess and Elizabeth Bishop
The idiosyncratic, Beat-associated San Francisco artist Jess (born Burgess Collins, 1923-2004) and the masterful poet and sometime visual artist Elizabeth Bishop (1911-1979) were featured in adjoini…
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Graham Nickson
As a 26-year-old Rome Prize recipient in 1972, Graham Nickson was already so convinced of painting’s transcendent power that he began testing his own painterly mettle with a hazardous subject: sunse…
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Stephen Westfall
In Stephen Westfall’s recent show, a dozen geometric abstractions revealed an artist who finds limitless possibilities in an evolving repertoire of constraints. Concentric diamond structures predomi…
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