Pat Steir Paints a Painting
The visceral process of pouring, dripping, pushing, squirting, and shooting from the hip
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Pat Steir
There is a moving new intensity to the seven huge paintings, produced over the past three years, in Pat Steir's recent exhibition. Through years of working with what is essentially a simple idea—tha…
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Q+A: Pat Steir’s Sacred Hunt
Entering Cheim & Read Gallery in New York right now is like stepping into a canyon of color and light. Pat Steir is showing her splendid new paintings—giant abstractions, more than ten feet to a side…
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Pat Steir
Pat Steir is best known today for her “Waterfalls,” a series of physically commanding paintings that can reach 37 feet in length. Composed of sweeping brushstrokes and impossibly long pours, the i…
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Looking After Their Own
Artists keep examples of their own work for reasons that range from accident to serendipity to—in a few cases—good planning.
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What Makes a Painting a Painting?
It used to be simple: wet paint on a flat surface. No more. Today painting can include photography, digital prints, sculpture, and a host of other materials—but not necessarily paint.
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Baffled, Bewildered—and Smitten
How to learn to stop worrying and love the art you don't understand.
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